Think About This: It Was Never God It Was Them All Along. You Decide.

What if the Bible is not a religious book, but a rewritten version of much older records describing ancient extraterrestrial intervention? This video examines Sumerian cuneiform tablets and other ancient texts that predate the Bible by thousands of years, revealing a narrative in which powerful beings known as the Anunnaki came from the sky, created humanity through genetic engineering, and established systems of control still present today. These entities were not gods but colonizers, and the civilizations they built shaped law, time, religion, and economics.

The term "Elohim" in the Hebrew Bible, often translated as "God," is shown to be plural, aligning with Sumerian descriptions of multiple ruling entities. Stories like the Garden of Eden, the Great Flood, and the Tower of Babel appear in older Mesopotamian sources with clear technological and political undertones. The Tower of Babel, for instance, was described as a launch facility, not a symbol of divine punishment. The flood was a strategic population reset. Eden was a controlled environment. These were not myths—they were records of control, genetic manipulation, and resistance.

The Sumerian King List documents rulers with reigns spanning tens of thousands of years, suggesting early kings may have been Anunnaki or hybrid beings. Figures like Gilgamesh and Queen Puabi are central to this theory, pointing to the existence of genetically engineered rulers who acted as intermediaries between humans and their extraterrestrial creators. Some of these tombs remain sealed or unstudied, and reports of hidden discoveries during the Iraq War fuel further speculation.

The Anunnaki imposed not just physical control, but cognitive limitations. Language confusion and neurological downgrades were allegedly used to suppress human consciousness. However, ancient rituals across cultures—using plant medicines, chants, and trance states—may have been encoded resistance tools designed to bypass these restrictions. These practices appear in distant, unconnected civilizations, suggesting a shared memory of how to access deeper human awareness.