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WHY ARE WE HERE? A Scary Truth Behind the Original Bible Story | Full Documentary

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    I've been a preacher for more than 30
    years. I've studied and taught through
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    the book of Genesis many, many times
    in churches all around the world
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    and I've trained pastors in the skills of
    interpreting texts
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    and it's very clear they're not stories
    about Gods.
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    They're stories about the powerful ones in
    the Bible.
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    And the sky people, the Anunnaki
    and the Sumerian tablets
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    [Narrator] In 1896 eminent scholar
    Nathaniel Schmidt
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    was fired from his position
    as Professor of Semitic languages
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    at Colgate University
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    For eleven years, this American University
    had enjoyed Nathaniel Schmidt erudition
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    and Semitic Languages
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    He delivered numerous courses in Hebrew,
    Aramaic, Coptic, Arabic, Syriac
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    and other ancient languages besides
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    In fact, Nathaniel Schmidt was one of
    America's leading scholars in the field
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    So why, after eleven years
    of outstanding achievement
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    was he tried for heresy,
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    and fired from his tenure in 1896?
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    Though a devout Christian
    and a Baptist pastor
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    The authorities considered
    that his recent
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    theological papers had struck
    at the very roots
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    of two world religions
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    Christianity and Judaism.
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    What Nathaniel Schmidt had done wrong
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    was read the Sumerian and Babylonian
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    and Assyrian text and notice
    that they were full
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    of fascinating parallels.
    Stories that occurred there
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    that were uncannily similar to all
    the stories and beginnings
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    of the Bible.
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    Stories like: Adam and Eve
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    The Fall, Cain and Abel
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    The Flood, the limiting of human life,
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    the event of the Tower of Babel,
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    and Schmidt's work demonstrated that
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    the Sumerian accounts
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    and those that follow it
    from nearly 6000 years ago
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    where in all probability
    the source of all those familiar
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    biblical stories.
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    Now, that was a problem
    in the 1890's
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    because if you think about it
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    the Church was still reading from
    the after effects of
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    [Paul] Charles Darwin's
    "On the Origin of Species"
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    and it is busy
    putting together
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    new doctrinal basis
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    and new doctrines
    of biblical inherency
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    to shore up the ship
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    So the idea that the Bible
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    might actually be based
    on somebody else's stories
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    was a bit of an embarrassment
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    It shouldn't have been
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    because Judaism
    and Christianity
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    both find their roots
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    in the story of a Sumerian family.
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    The family of Abraham and Sarah.
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    Abraham and Sarah
    grew up and spent
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    the best part of their lives
    in (research name)
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    A Sumerian culture
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    and so when they emigrated
    from there
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    it's hardly surprising that
    they would carry with them
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    all the stories of beginnings
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    that they had
    grown up with.
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    and sew them
    into the foundations
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    of what was to become
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    their culture
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    their religion
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    and their Bible.
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    And so, it shouldn't be a surprise
    that in the Bible
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    we have a summary version
    of all these stories
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    that pepper the Sumerian, Babylonian
    and Assyrian texts.
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    The problem and the shock horror
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    is that the original versions
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    the Sumerian versions of these stories
    make no mention of God at all.
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    In the Sumerian originals
    these are stories
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    of our ancestor's contact
    with another species.
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    A species called
    The Anunnakki.
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    [Narrator] Could Judaism
    and Christianity
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    familiar stories of God
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    really be a retelling of our
    ancestor's close encounters
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    with extraterrestrials?
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    the cuneiform tablets which has fascinated
    Nathaniel Schmidt were first on Earth in 1500.
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    As colonial powers began to escalate the ancient
    sites of Mesopotamia.
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    Over the decades had followed some 200,000 clay tablets were uncovered.
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    The tablets were adorned with strange etchings
    or glyphs
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    made when the clay was soft.
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    Scholars of the day divided us to the meanings of these markings
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    Some believe that the glyphs to be an unknown written language.
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    Others refuse to accept this.
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    since the tablets appear to predate any known language.
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    They presume the markings to be no more than decoration.
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    And so the tablets were archived,
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    the secrets were locked away for three centuries.
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    Until in 1835,
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    Henry Rawranson arrived. In south western Iran.
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    Rawranson was a military man. He was employed by the East India Tea Company.
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    And he was in Iran helping the Shah of Iran to train his troops.
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    As worth pausing there for a moment because if you thought that
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    corporations rivaling nations states was something new
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    take a look at the East India Tea company.
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    A tea company that's able to move a standing army
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    around the world and train the armies of nation states.
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    That's quite a tea company.
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    In fact, Rawranson presence in Iran wasn't part of quid pro quo for trading rights.
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    He was there for access to the district of Behistun.
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    He wanted to find the Behistun inscription
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    [Narrator] the Behistun inscription was an ancient royal proclamation
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    carved into a cliff face.
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    It was written in three known languages Persian, Elamite and Akkadian.
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    Which was the common language of Mesopotamian cultures.
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    The inscription expressed all three languages in
    cuneiform script.
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    It was the translation key that cuneiform tablets have been waiting for.
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    The memories of the Mesopotamian ancient cultures was suddenly an open book.
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    The glyphs were not made decoration after all.
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    They were banking records
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    business agreements,
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    shopping lists,
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    contracts,
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    recipes,
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    inventories,
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    royal histories and the most ancient narrative in the history of the world
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    It was in these ancient narratives that the source of the bibles familiar stories
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    began to emarge.
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    At an academic level Nathaniel Schmidt was in good company,
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    He was one of the small number who began confronting us with this new layer of our history.
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    I should mention just to reassure you that shortly after Colgate university fired him
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    he did get a new job with Cornell University. and he was a professor of Semitic languages for full 36 years.
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    So, he did land on his feet.
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    His work continued to argue that the cuneiform reveal that
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    earliest history are not about god. They are about a prehistoric contact with the Anunnaki.
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    [Narrator] In the 20th century, the writer Zecharia Sitchin began pouring over the cuneiform texts.
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    He highlighted the clear implications of the
    Sumerian's stories.
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    That the Anunnaki were powerful and advanced extraterrestrial species.
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    Their arrival on planet Earth put them at the top of the terrestrial food chain.
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    To create a local work force, the Anunnaki used sequences of their own genetic code
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    to hybridize a primed ancestor into a human, ready to put to work for their Anunnaki masters.
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    Such an argued the word Anunnaki means those who came from the heavens to Earth.
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    A phrase that made clear that the
    extraterrestrials origin.
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    Zecharia Sitchin was not an academic. He was not a PHD or a professor.
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    He had a degree from the London School of Economics and worked in commerce.
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    The LSE I should is a pretty august institution
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    He wrote at a popular level. Let's to say for general audience.
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    And not with the kind of referencing and footnotes
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    that you'd expect to see in an academic kind of tome
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    An academic critics don't like that. They think that slack.
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    Some might identify mistakes or bias in his work.
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    And that's then their pretext to disregard his contributions
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    which is an important one.
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    Now, some writers in the field reject Sitchin's translation of the word Anunnaki
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    and they would contend that the word usage
    tells us
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    that it simply means nobility or royalty.
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    the rulers
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    I'm not persuaded by that. It's not that that's not true.
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    It's just a very partial answer. It's a very lazy explanation.
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    It simply doesn't ask enough of questions.
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    Who were the rulers identified by this word?
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    why is that word associated with the rulers?
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    You see if yo look at the etymology of the word,
    at it's roots meanings
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    look at the component parts you have
    Anu
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    which means heavens
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    ki which means Earth.
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    Anunnaki are those who came from the heavens to the earth.
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    You can follow the logic ,but even if you didn't have
    the narrative
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    imbedded in the word itself
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    as soon as you read the cuneiforms, the stories
    themselves
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    unpack that that's exactly what was going on.
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    And the glyph that they used to indicate the rulers
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    who come down from the heavens at the beginning of the story
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    that glyph simply indicates the sky
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    So, these Anunnaki are from the heavens.
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    The sky people.
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    [Narrator] Many of the world's oldest mythologies claim
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    that the governance of human society began
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    with dominance over human beings, being
    established by superior beings or gods.
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    and then the job of rulership is handed over at a later stage
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    to human governors or kings
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    Egyptian mythology holds such a narrative
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    Similarly The Bible speaks of King Sol
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    as the first human king over the people of god
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    The Semeirian cuneiforms
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    also name their first human king Gilgamesh
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    To be more accurate, Gilgamesh is a transition king
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    A hybrid of human and annunaki
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    His name appears on one of the most famous of Mesopotamian artifacts
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    The Sumerian King's list
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    Among the shopping lists, legal agreements, business contracts
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    and all the rest of the cuneiform tablets
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    There appears what on first inspection
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    is a dry record of a succesion of kings
    of Sumeria
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    The most recent entries record reigns of 6 to 36 years
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    As we go further back on the timeline
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    the kings list starts running with some odd looking information
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    because out of the blue
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    we suddenly read of a dynasty
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    that lasted 24,510 years 3 months and 3 and a half days
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    Now that precision absolutely befits Sumerian culture
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    because its from Semerian culture that
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    we get 360 degrees in a circle
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    60 seconds in a minute
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    60 minutes in an hour
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    so the precision doesn't surprise us
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    what is odd is that
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    that dynasty of 24,500 years, 3 months and 3 and a half days
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    was divided across no more than 23 kings
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    thats an average range of more than a thousand years each
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    and its not a one off
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    the dynasty concluded by the great flood
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    lasted 241,000 years shared by no more than 8 kings
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    that's an average range of more than 30,000 years
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    Now, some have tried to make the dates symbolic
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    or have interpreted their unit of time differently
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    but that doesn't quite work when its an unbroken record
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    of 6 to 36 year reigns uh
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    to 36,000 years reigns
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    all in the same unit of time
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    all in the same narrative
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    the narrative begins with non-human kings
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    who then hand over to human kings
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    and this elasticity of the length of their dynasty's
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    is another suggestion that the non-human kings
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    are something quite different to human beings
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    it's like comparing the lifespan of a human being
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    with the lifespan of an ant
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    (Narrarator) the king's list is not the only evidence
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    pointing to an extraterrestrial hypothesis
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    the Sumerian version of The Tower of Babel
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    speaks of 50 technicians who employ mysterious technology
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    to dispatch 300 observers to their stations in the stars
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    right along side the genesis account
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    the two narratives confirm one another
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    and paint a vivid picture
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    Babel, was a stargate
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    providing the observers rapid access to space stations
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    The thing that got me into this whole field of research
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    was an anomalous word in the book of genesis
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    I've been a preacher for more than 30 years
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    I've studied and talked through the book of genesis
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    many, many times in churches all around the world
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    and I've trained pastors in the skills of interpreting texts
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    So I've long known about this anomalous word
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    Well finally I allowed myself the time to sit down
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    and really drill into what was going on
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    Genesis uses two words for god
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    One is Elohim and one is Yaweh or Jehovah
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    Now, Yaweh is the holy name given to Moses
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    in a time, centureis or millenia after all the action described
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    in the stories of beginnings
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    So, the fact that the word Yaweh appears in those much older stories
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    that clues us that we're not reading the original version of the stories
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    The stories are being retold by someone after the time of Moses
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    Now, there's a broad consensus among biblical scholars
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    that the current version of the old testament
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    the Hebrew scriptures was edited or redacted
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    sometime in the sixth century B.C.E.
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    and that the redacter, by putting the name Yaweh
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    into these older stories, the stories that
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    Abraham and Sarah have brought with them
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    was telling the reader to regard them as God's stories
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    by using the later name
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    he's also telling the reader, this is not the original version
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    Originally, they were Elohim's stories
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    Now that word Elohim is a very interesting word because
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    it's a plural form word
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    it often exhibits plural behaviors, "Let us make,
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    let us make the humans to look like one of us,
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    we dont want them to become to much like one of us etc".
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    The word Elohim often takes plural verb forms
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    its sometimes translated as god but in other places
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    it gets translated as false gods or demons
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    or angels or cheiftans or land barons
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    so why this enormous elasticity in the words meaning
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    Well again, we have to go back to the roots of the word
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    and ask why is it used that way and why does it behave like a plural
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    When you look at its component parts the word Elohim
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    means the powers or the powerful ones
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    now when you read genesis translating the word that way
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    the texts change and suddenly line up with the Sumerian texts
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    One by one they confirm each others stories
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    and its very clear they're not stories about gods
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    they're stories about the powerful ones in the bible
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    and the sky people, the Annunaki in the Sumerian tablets
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    (Narrarator) but is there any material evidence that
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    a non-human ruling presence ever occupied planet earth
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    one might reasonably ask
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    Why have no physical remains of Annunaki been found?
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    firstly I would note that the more we dig up ancient sites
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    the greater a diversity of ancient peoples were finding
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    if you think about the hobbits that were found in Indonesia
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    We called them hobbits think the proper name is homoforensis
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    or the giants of noble county
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    or the red-haired giants of North America
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    or the long skull of piraka etc.
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    There's a great range of people that we're
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    beginning to come across as we dig into our ancient past
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    so how would we know if we found an Anunnaki
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    well one obvious possibility is by DNA testing
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    so if Gilgamesh really was a human Anunnaki hybrid
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    then all we have to do is find the royal tomb and DNA test him
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    well I believe that's exactly what happened in Iraq
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    in 2003 a team went in protected by American troops
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    at the beginning of 2003 Iraq invasion
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    and found Gilgamesh's tomb
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    Fassbender spoke to the BBC you can go on his website
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    you can read all about it
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    now the officail story is that having located
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    the probable tomb site 16 years ago we decided not
    to investigate any further
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    Similarly in 1927 the British archeologist Leonard Woolley
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    discovered a person known as Queen Puabi
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    now she was a high ranking Sumerian leader who lived
    around 2500 BCE
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    and they had found her remains
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    so agian here's another find which with today's technology
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    provides us with the oppurtunity to DNA test
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    we can now test Sumerian royalty to comfirm
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    whether it was entirely human, the result,
    apparently we've decided not to investigate any further
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    Now what do you make of that?
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    Wouldn't you want to know?
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    (Narrator) But why would an extraterrestrial
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    species be interested in governing a human
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    population on planet earth?
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    Why would advanced beings from another planet have any interest
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    in interfering with human evolution?
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    And managing a human population?
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    Why would they teach prehistoric humans about
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    Mathematics, reading, legal and banking systems
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    Contracts of employments, money, and pricing mechanisms?
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    And why would they then withdraw?
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    I wonder if our own behavior
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    As a species on our own planet
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    Might give us an insight on what such
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    colonization might look like
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    Because when we colonize
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    we go in with force.
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    We show our superiority
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    And we take over.
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    We provide the police, we provide the army
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    the education, we put the locals to work
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    We cream off the profits and the natural resources,
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    And basically enjoy all the benefits of
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    Sitting at the top of the economic tree
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    With a powerful, visible presence to keep control
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    But after awhile,
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    You can get the locals to do their own
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    Policing, and their own school teaching.
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    Let the locals become the lawyers
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    and the bankers
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    And appoint a local as the governor.
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    As long as you have some control
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    Of the value of the money
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    And as long as you set all the commodity
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    Prices and exchange rates
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    You don’t really need to maintain a visible presence anymore
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    And so you can go home
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    You can live in another country
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    And still enjoy all the benefits of sitting
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    At the top of the economic tree.
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    Now that’s how we do it.
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    That’s how we’ve done it
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    From the Roman Empire
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    To the Spanish, to the Dutch, the Portuguese
  • 22:13 - 22:14
    The British, the American,
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    That’s how we do it.
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    Is it possible that an E.T. presence
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    may have colonized the world in our prehistoric past
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    In a way that’s analogous to that?
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    That another species came
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    And resided on planet earth for awhile
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    They sat at the top of the economic tree
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    And enjoyed all the benefits of it
  • 22:36 - 22:39
    And then withdrew in exactly the kind of way
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    I’ve just mapped out.
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    You know, I wonder how much like
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    the Annunaki we are.
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    And as for what they were looking for...
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    It could have been minerals, I believe it was.
  • 22:52 - 22:54
    I think there is strong evidence of
  • 22:54 - 22:56
    Prehistoric mines in Southern Africa
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    It may well have been minerals.
  • 22:58 - 23:00
    But it could have been something else
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    Something to do with the properties of planet earth
  • 23:03 - 23:07
    And it might have been something to do with ourselves
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    Our uniqueness as Homosapiens.
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    [Narrator] Were our ancestors really engineered as workers?
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    Toiling for the colonizers.
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    Were the Annunaki only interested
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    In our planets resources
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    And coldly indifferent to the progress of
  • 23:30 - 23:31
    The human race?
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    Other ancestral narratives speak of our human origins
  • 23:37 - 23:39
    In exactly the same terms.
  • 23:40 - 23:43
    And yet there are other strands to the story.
  • 23:44 - 23:47
    The Greek Babylonian narrative of Oannes
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    And the apkallū
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    Speak of the visitors helping and educating
  • 23:51 - 23:52
    Our human ancestors.
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    Native American memory reports
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    Inter-dimensional and extraterrestrials visitors
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    nurturing the beginnings of human society.
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    Zudo mytholgy speaks of our ancestors being nurtured
    by advanced beings
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    Might the Anunnaki have had a more generous motivation
    towards their human workforce
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    My book escaping from Eden argues that our ancient texts
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    recall a range of species that bumped up
    against our ancestors
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    and thes stories in our world mythologies
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    tell of conflicting ideas among the visitors
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    as to how conscious and how intelligent
    they wanted humans to be
  • 24:41 - 24:45
    Now certaintly there are some cold agendas
    towards humanity
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    That play out in our world's stories of beginnings
  • 24:49 - 24:51
    The limiting of human life
  • 24:51 - 24:53
    A flood to kill them all
  • 24:54 - 24:59
    A neurological interference to take the
    power of speech from us and dumb us down
  • 25:00 - 25:03
    A bombing that destroys our
    engineering and technology
  • 25:03 - 25:09
    A nuerological interference to lower our
    perceptual and cognitive abilities
  • 25:10 - 25:16
    Now, in the Sumerian version of these stories
    it's the senior Anunnaki Enlil
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    Who actions and pushes all these negative agendas
    that are somewhat hostile to human beings
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    But htere is another agenda in the Anunnaki community
  • 25:29 - 25:34
    There is a figure a called Enki who appears to be
    the leader of the Earth project
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    and he is junior to Enlil
    he's described as Enlil's brother
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    So in the Sumerian story humanity gets caught in the crossfire
    of these mysterious beings in conflict
  • 25:50 - 25:58
    A number of our so-called creation myths begin with
    a rehabilitation of a devastated and flooded planet
  • 25:58 - 26:00
    shrouded in darkness
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    and that arrival is a positive interaction with this other species
  • 26:05 - 26:08
    because they begin to nurture life on the planet
  • 26:08 - 26:11
    They nurture animal life
    they nurture human life
  • 26:11 - 26:16
    and later in the Sumerian account its Enki
    the one who's in charge of the earth project
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    Who wants to upgrade human beings
  • 26:19 - 26:23
    For a more enjoyable a better more conscious
    kind of life
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    and there's a conflict between Enlil and Enki
  • 26:28 - 26:30
    Over whether that should happen
  • 26:30 - 26:33
    Enlil the CEO does not want that
  • 26:34 - 26:39
    and so Enki breaks ranks to acheive that
    upgrade for us
  • 26:39 - 26:42
    When Enlil wants to destroy the human experiment
  • 26:42 - 26:48
    by devastating the planet, again it's Enki
    who seeks out a favored family
  • 26:48 - 26:55
    The family of Atrahasis aka Ziusudra
    aka Utnapishtem aka Noah
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    and gives him instructions as to how to
    construct an escape pod
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    For his family and his farm so they
    can reboot the project
  • 27:04 - 27:08
    So I think we can say the Anunnaki presence
    is a mixed bag for humanity
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    We're really caught in the crossfire of this conflict
    among a species
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    Who are ambivalent about the progress
    of human society
  • 27:20 - 27:25
    There is oppression and slavery in the
    Anunnaki narrative
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    but there's also a concern for human welfare
    and a nurturing of human beings
  • 27:31 - 27:32
    So it's a mixed story
  • 27:35 - 27:37
    (Narrarator) Today's reports of ET contact
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    reflect a similar range of agendas
  • 27:40 - 27:44
    Some harmful, some indifferent and some nurturing
  • 27:46 - 27:50
    Are these contempory experiences connected with the Anunnaki
    narratives?
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    Or are people today experiencing something or someone different
  • 27:58 - 28:02
    What difference does the Anunnaki narrative make to human beings today?
  • 28:03 - 28:06
    If you and I are part primate and part Anunnaki
  • 28:07 - 28:08
    How does that help us
  • 28:09 - 28:14
    and are the Anunnaki still present or are we now
    our own masters?
  • 28:16 - 28:21
    Does the Anunnaki narrative give us an
    explanation of our original separation
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    from all other animal forms on planet Earth
    but leave us with no word about our future?
  • 28:30 - 28:36
    My hope is focused not so much on external interventions
    as on our own capabilites
  • 28:37 - 28:44
    Our ancestral narratives all speak of higher consciousness
    being downgraded in our pre-historic past
  • 28:44 - 28:50
    and to my mind that raises the possibility
    that our cognitive abilities can be upgraded
  • 28:51 - 28:53
    and our consciousness can be heightened
  • 28:54 - 28:58
    Our mythologies speak of our perceptual feild
    being limited
  • 28:59 - 29:03
    Now, to my mind that suggests we might be able
    to expand it
  • 29:04 - 29:12
    The Anunnaki narrative speaks of us laboring
    for superiors and you can see that we're hard-wired to do that
  • 29:13 - 29:20
    but what if we were able to break down that programming
    and start working for one another instead of those above us
  • 29:22 - 29:26
    What if we de-engineered all our neurological slave settings
  • 29:27 - 29:31
    And allowed ourselves to live freer less
    fearful lives
  • 29:31 - 29:33
    What would that look like?
  • 29:37 - 29:43
    Many of the cultures that have curated these stories of beginnings
  • 29:43 - 29:51
    Have also curated modalities, methods, that are designed
    to re-awaken our higher state of consciousness
  • 29:51 - 29:59
    So ancient Greek culture which had this narrative
    also had the modality of a Kykeon ritual
  • 29:59 - 30:04
    Kykeon was a kind of tea ritual aimed
    at heightening the persons state of consciousness
  • 30:04 - 30:10
    In Mesoamerica we find another tea ceremony
    with exactly the same purpose
  • 30:10 - 30:16
    If we go to indigenous Australia or to Native America
    we find smoke and smoking ceremonies
  • 30:16 - 30:23
    and similar activities in the ancient Indian cultures
    that produced the Vedas
  • 30:24 - 30:29
    Eastern Monastic traditions have disciplines of stillness
    and conscious breathing
  • 30:29 - 30:37
    And in my experience, they really do have
    perches in terms of altering our state of consciousness
  • 30:37 - 30:43
    And heightening our abilities for a better human experience
  • 30:45 - 30:49
    (Narrator) If the Anunnaki stories represent our true
    origins as a species
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    and human beings are part earthling and part higher being
  • 30:54 - 30:58
    What does that mean for our potential
    as human beings today?
  • 31:00 - 31:05
    Are we bound to the contracts of employment
    systems of money and banking
  • 31:05 - 31:07
    and the tryanny of hours, minutes and seconds
  • 31:08 - 31:12
    First taught to the ancient Sumerians more than
    5000 years ago
  • 31:13 - 31:17
    Or are other ways open to us as human beings?
  • 31:19 - 31:24
    Might, higher froms of conscousness help us
    achieve a new freedom from the legacy
  • 31:24 - 31:31
    of our enslaved past and provide a pathway
    to a better human eperience
  • 31:33 - 31:38
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    stay tuned to the 5th kind TV
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WHY ARE WE HERE? A Scary Truth Behind the Original Bible Story | Full Documentary
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