NOAH’S ARK WAS ANUNNAKI ALIEN SUBMARINE

It was made of wood ! it was already found !

Here it is !

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I wonder howmany people sit on it daily .

I came to the same conclusion .on the second video listen to 0:32 and 1:27 after the beep beep you can hear it's time to get out the city return the ark

Sitchin has alot to answer for, they should dig him up, give him a slap, then bury him again.

The great flood is simply a religous metaphor for life on earth surviving a potential ELE event.

In other words, there was a huge rise in sea level, causing great floods, and life on earth, including human life managed to survive this event.

Religion then stole this basic theme and put it in the bible, in fact the great flood is a theme that can be found in religions all over the world.

See, the mistake here is that mother nature did not copyright all her storys, she was badly advised, if she had done so, she would be very rich.

Instead, the poor old lady is getting fucked over by dumb ass humans who keep stealing her ideas and putting them in books.

I buy the submarine theory. It would make sense. However, what about the concept of taking two of ever species? There would be no water for aquatic or amphibians, or temperature drops for penquins and polar bears. How sophisticated of a submarine are we talking about here? Which of the Earth Chronicles are you siting Sitchin from?

Might I suggest the possibility of this underwater spacecraft, may be a dna data bank, in which all the genetics were safe and stored for repopulation after the deluge?

It is possible if you believe Sitchin's theory of us being genetically engineered,

On another important note, Noah was born of an imaculate conception. His mother was a virgin, thus suggesting that noah was genetically engineered as the "perfect" human, and the floods purpose was to rid the world of all its defects.

In the original story the characters name wasn't Noah.

lol nice one mate!

the important think is that Enki gives him a container with all the genetic info of all living things in this planet so in case some disappear during the flood Enki can replica them in his lab.

the idea of couples of animal in a boat is because ancient humans have no way to imagine all the animal in genetic material ....

the tale was verbally transmitted generation after generation for thousand of years until Jews get the compilation on the Torah .

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According to the Epic of Gilgamesh, the original Noah, was named Utnapishtim.

Exactly. Thank you.

Correction, in accordance to your link , Zuisudra.

But we call him Hank.

Lol

Next question, with the supposed rapture around the corner, who do you suspect will be the next noah ?

We each are the Ark, The Ark must be sealed up tight. No Fear ya know?

After nearly falling out of my chair it wiped the smile from my face.this is my version of what I heard.

"nero no fear.I shalt be there soon.Hast god no sheep.They shall prayer your thoughts.Yes It is snip snip snip.Rare nero is rare and good.It snares me in thy techs.BEEP BEEP Time to mount the sands.

now i will do my best to convey... it sounds like a message any takers on that?

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A more believable story

If we go as far as to say that aliens helped noah, who is to say that this so called great flood even happened here? Anybody seen "Knowing" at the end before the world ends they take up many pairs of children and plant them at many spots around a new world..

I believe in some ancient sumerian texts there was mention of noah and the floods and that the ark was originally from mars possibly.. will have to look more into that..

Enlil - once again cast as the prosecutor of Mankind - then ordered a punishment. We would expect to read now of the coming Deluge. But not so. Surprisingly, Enlil did not even mention a Deluge or any similar watery ordeal. Instead, he called for the decimation of Mankind through pestilence and sicknesses. The Akkadian and Assyrian versions of the epic speak of “aches, dizziness, chills, fever” as well as “disease, sickness, plague, and pestilence” afflicting Mankind and its livestock following Enlil’s call for punishment.

But Enlil’s scheme did not work. The “one who was exceedingly wise” - Atra-Hasis - happened to be especially close to the god Enki. Telling his own story in some of the versions, he says, “I am Atra-Hasis; I lived in the temple of Ea my lord.” With “his mind alert to his Lord Enki,”Atra-Hasis appealed to him to undo his brother Enlil’s plan: “Ea, O Lord, Mankind groans; the anger of the gods consumes the land. Yet it is thou who hast created us! Let there cease the aches, the dizziness, the chills, and the fever!”

Until more pieces of the broken-off tablets are found, we shall not know what Enki’s advice was.

He said of something, “. . . let there appear in the land.” Whatever it was, it worked. Soon thereafter, Enlil complained bitterly to the gods that “the people have not diminished; they are more numerous than before!”

He then proceeded to outline the extermination of Mankind through starvation. "Let supplies be cut off from the people; in their bellies, let fruit and vegetables be wanting!" The famine was to be achieved through natural forces, by a lack of rain and failing irrigation. Let the rains of the rain god be withheld from above; Below, let the waters not rise from their sources. Let the wind blow and parch the ground; Let the clouds thicken, but hold back the downpour. Even the sources of seafood were to disappear: Enki was ordered to "draw the bolt, bar the sea," and "guard" its food away from the people.

Soon the drought began to spread devastation. From above, the heat was not. . . . Below, the waters did not rise from their sources. The womb of the earth did not bear; Vegetation did not sprout. . . . The black fields turned white; The broad plain was choked with salt. The resulting famine caused havoc among the people. Conditions got worse as time went on. The Mesopotamian texts speak of six increasingly devastating sha-at-tam - a term that some translate as "years," but which literally means "passings," and, as the Assyrian version makes clear, "a year of Anu":
For one sha-at-tam they ate the earth's grass.

For the second sha-at-tam they suffered the vengeance.
The third sha-at-tam came; their features were altered by hunger, their faces were encrusted . . . they were living on the verge of death.

When the fourth sha-at-tam arrived, their faces appeared green; they walked hunched in the streets; their broad [shoulders?] became narrow. •

By the fifth "passing," human life began to deteriorate. Mothers barred their doors to their own starving daughters. Daughters spied on their mothers to see whether they had hidden any food. By the sixth "passing," cannibalism was rampant. When the sixth sha-at-tam arrived they prepared the daughter for a meal; the child they prepared for food. . . . One house devoured the other.

The texts report the persistent intercession by Atra-Hasis with his god Enki. "In the house of his god ... he set foot; . . . every day he wept, bringing oblations in the morning ... he called by the name of his god," seeking Enki's help to avert the famine.

Enki, however, must have felt bound by the decision of the other deities, for at first he did not respond.

Quite possibly, he even hid from his faithful worshiper by leaving the temple and sailing into his beloved marshlands. "When the people were living on the edge of death," Atra-Hasis "placed his bed facing the river." But there was no response.

The sight of a starving, disintegrating Mankind, of parents eating their own children, finally brought about the unavoidable: another confrontation between Enki and Enlil.

In the seventh "passing," when the remaining men and women were "like ghosts of the dead," they received a message from Enki. "Make a loud noise in the land," he said. Send out heralds to command all the people: "Do not revere your gods, do not pray to your goddesses." There was to be total disobedience!

Under the cover of such turmoil, Enki planned more concrete action. The texts, quite fragmented at this point, disclose that he convened a secret assembly of "elders" in his temple. "They entered . . . they took counsel in the House of Enki." First Enki exonerated himself, telling them how he had opposed the acts of the other gods. Then he outlined a plan of action; it somehow involved his command of the seas and the Lower World. We can glean the clandestine details of the plan from the fragmentary verses: "In the night . . . after he . . ." someone had to be "by the bank of the river" at a certain time, perhaps to await the return of Enki from the Lower World.

From there Enki "brought the water warriors" - perhaps also some of the Earthlings who were Primitive Workers in the mines. At the appointed time, commands were shouted:
"Go! . . . the order . . ." In spite of missing lines, we can gather what had happened from the reaction of Enlil. "He was filled with anger."

He summoned the Assembly of the Gods and sent his sergeant at arms to fetch Enki. Then he stood up and accused his brother of breaking the surveillance-and-containment plans:
All of us, Great Anunnaki, reached together a decision. ...
I commanded that in the Bird of Heaven Adad should guard the upper regions; that Sin and Nergal should guard the Earth's middle regions; that the bolt, the bar of the sea, you [Enki] should guard with your rockets. But you let loose provisions for the people!

Enlil accused his brother of breaking the "bolt to the sea." But Enki denied that it had happened with his consent: The bolt, the bar of the sea, I did guard with my rockets. [But] when . . . escaped from me . . . a myriad of fish ... it disappeared; they broke off the bolt. . . they had killed the guards of the sea. He claimed that he had caught the culprits and punished them, but Enlil was not satisfied. He demanded that Enki "stop feeding his people," that he no longer "supply corn rations on which the people thrive."

The reaction of Enki was astounding: The god Ea got fed up with the sitting; in the Assembly of the Gods, laughter overcame him. We can imagine the pandemonium. Enlil was furious. There were heated exchanges with Enki and shouting. "There is slander in his hand!" When the Assembly was finally called to order, Enlil took the floor again. He reminded his colleagues and subordinates that it had been a unanimous decision. He reviewed the events that led to the fashioning of the Primitive Worker and recalled the many times that Enki "broke the rule." But, he said, there was still a chance to doom Mankind. A "killing flood" was in the offing. The approaching catastrophe had to be kept a secret from the people. He called on the Assembly to swear themselves to secrecy and, most important, to "bind prince Enki by an oath." Enlil opened his mouth to speak and addressed the Assembly of all the gods: "Come, all of us, and take an oath regarding the Killing Flood!"


First you must know Galzu ws not Anunnaki, but a messanger from All That IS and the Anuunaki learned to trust his council.

ANU UNCOVERS GALZU'S RUSES TO KEEP THE ANUNNAKI FOSTERING NIBIRAN-EARTHLING HYBRIDS

Enki told Anu, Enlil and Ninharsag his dream of Galzu, Anu's self-styled secret Plenipotentiary. In the dream, Galzu showed Enki a plan for a submersible vessel for Ziasudra, his clan and the villagers who would help build it. Enki told his father and siblings how, on waking, he found the boat's plans engraved on a stone tablet beside his bed. "By that was Anu greatly puzzled. "Never did I send a secret plenipotentiary to Earth," said the Nibiran King.

Enki and Enlil exclaimed, "On account of Galzu Ziasudra and the seed of life were saved. On account of Galzu on Earth we remained."

"'The day you to Nibiru return, you shall die', so did Galzu to us say. Incredulous of that was Anu; the change in cycles [between Earth and Nibiru] indeed havoc did cause, but with elixirs cured it was."

" 'Whose emissary, if not yours was Galzu?' Enki and Enlil in unison said. 'Who the Earthlings to save wanted, who on Earth made us stay?' For the Creator of All did Galzu appear." Ninharsag asserted that the creation of the Earthlings was also destined by the Creator of All.

Anu said, "While fates we decreed, the hand of destiny at every step directed. The will of the Creator of All is: on Earth and for Earthlings, only emissaries are we. The Earth to the Earthlings belong, to preserve and advance them we were intended.

"Whatever Destiny for the Earth and Earthlings, let it so be. If Man, not Anunnaki to inherit the Earth is destined, let us destiny help.

"Give Mankind knowledge...secrets of heaven and Earth them teach. Laws of justice and righteousness teach them then depart and LEAVE." [Sitchin, Z., The Lost Book of Enki, 2002:271, 275].

Sitchin was askenazi jewish and a tool of the elite. His translations are nothing but fantasy and if you read the story of noah he sent a dove out to find land so his story about a submarine is flawed

umm... parts of the ark has actually been found.. I mean, there IS evidence that the ark actually existed and it was made of wood.... .........

Interesting there are over 50 cultures, many ancient that talk about a flood myth / deluge on the planet, seems like there have been five or six in recorded history, you might want to re educate yourself a bit before making rash statements !!

there's more than one religious book !, and more than one belife system carved in rocks before the new age religions of the past couple thousand years.

wake up from the last round of brainwash people !