How Ancient Aliens Engineered the Human Race
The Anunnaki, the Sumerian Tablets and the Most Controversial Theory of Human Origins Ever Told
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Long before the Bible was written, the first people to put words on clay recorded where humans came from. Their answer was not flattering. Humanity was built as a labor force.
Many of those tablets have still never been read. They sit in museum storerooms, in boxes almost nobody opens. Others were looted from Baghdad, smashed with sledgehammers in Mosul or blown up in Nimrud. One was sold to the owners of a craft store chain before federal agents walked in and seized it.
Scholars filed all of it under mythology. Zecharia Sitchin read the tablets himself and said it was history. In his reading, the Anunnaki came from a dark planet called Nibiru. They came to Earth for gold and opened mines in Africa. When their own diggers revolted, they engineered a worker to take their place.
The tablets record the mutiny and the failed prototypes. They record the flood that was meant to wipe the workers out, and how Enki, the god who made them, found a way around his oath to save one man. The Bible kept its own version: Adam, the serpent, Noah and the Nephilim, the ones who came down.
The story doesn’t stay in the past:
why every reign in the Sumerian King List is counted in the same strange unit of time
why the human genome carries a fused chromosome that looks like a splice
what the Epic of Gilgamesh says about a serpent stealing eternal life
why a former intelligence officer described non-human bodies to Congress under oath
why astronomers are now hunting a giant, dark planet on a long, stretched orbit, much like the one Sitchin described
A royal skeleton from the city of Ur that could help settle the question is kept in London. The DNA test Sitchin kept asking for has never been run.
The makers left. The tablets say they promised to come back.
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