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Or they think this is a documentary....
originally posted by: JesusChristwins
I gave you the titles of 3 books, 3 books written by archeologists and historians, 3 books written from professors. And i ask you now. They claim that the word Annunaki is Sumerian. Who am i supposed to believe? Them or you? It's a rhetoric question btw.
originally posted by:
a reply to: HarteAlso, why you did not make any comment about these books. Did you even check if they exist, if i did not give you 3 random titles? Or you narrowed your mind and continued straight towards your answer.
It was probably toward the end of the fourth millennium B.C., about five thousand years ago, that the Sumerians, as a result of their economic and administrative needs, came upon the idea of writing on clay. Their first attempts were crude and pictographic; they could be used only for the simplest administrative notations. But in the centuries that followed, the Sumerian scribes and teachers gradually so modified and molded their system of writing that it completely lost its pictographic character and became a highly conventionalized and purely phonetic system of writing. In the second half of the third millennium B.C., the Sumerian writing technique had become sufficiently plastic and flexible to express without difficulty the most complicated historical and literary compositions.
source
According to later Assyrian and Babylonian myth, the Anunnaki were the children of Anu and Ki, brother and sister gods, themselves the children of Anshar and Kishar (Skypivot and Earthpivot, the Celestial poles), who in turn were the children of Lahamu and Lahmu ("the muddy ones"), names given to the gatekeepers of the Abzu (House of Far Waters) temple at Eridu, the site at which the creation was thought to have occurred. Finally, Lahamu and Lahmu were the children of Tiamat (Goddess of the Ocean) and Abzu (God of Fresh Water).
originally posted by: JesusChristwins
Are you an archeologist and a professor? I really doubt it. Have you ever been even once in an archeological research? No. While you base your sayings on wiki ( when wiki is being used as a source i laugh!), i base mine on serious books. When you do the same, we can continue the debate.
originally posted by: LightYearsAhead
I've seen other sources, who claim that Hitler didn't die in the bunker - so obvious that history was manipulated - so that ppl don't get scared that he lived after... and why not tell it now? Because imagine what one would think if someone stood up about 1945 and said - Oops we didn't tell you that Hitler was living after? Sorry,...
At an early date, but probably later than the Sumerian settlement of the delta of the Tigris-Euphrates, the first wave of Semitic invasion entered the region of Sumer and Akkad, gradually conquered the Sumerians, absorbed their culutre and adopted their cuneiform script, but not their language. The language of the Semitic invaders is known as Akkadian...
originally posted by: JesusChristwins
a reply to: Harte
Please do tell me where Hooke agrees with you and not me. Cause i read the following
At an early date, but probably later than the Sumerian settlement of the delta of the Tigris-Euphrates, the first wave of Semitic invasion entered the region of Sumer and Akkad, gradually conquered the Sumerians, absorbed their culutre and adopted their cuneiform script, but not their language. The language of the Semitic invaders is known as Akkadian...
The Semitic invaders took the Akkadian language, not the Sumerians! And it says nowhere that the Sumerians took the Akkadian language.
Later, Lugal-Zage-Si, the priest-king of Umma, overthrew the primacy of the Lagash dynasty in the area, then conquered Uruk, making it his capital, and claimed an empire extending from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean. He was the last ethnically Sumerian king before the arrival of the Semitic king, Sargon of Akkad.
During the 3rd millennium BC, there developed a very intimate cultural symbiosis between the Sumerians and the Semitic Akkadians, which included widespread bilingualism.[5] Akkadian gradually replaced Sumerian as a spoken language somewhere around the turn of the 3rd and the 2nd millennia BC (the exact dating being a matter of debate).
the first wave of Semitic invasion entered the region of Sumer and Akkad, gradually conquered the Sumerians, absorbed their culutre and adopted their cuneiform script, but not their language.
The Semitic invaders took the Akkadian language
originally posted by: uncommitted
So the other sources you will have seen will either be conspiracy theory sites and fiction - and you take them as fact because.........?
There has been no torpedo boat named Maddox in the US Navy. In the Russian documentary, the incident described by Sayerson (misspelt Sireson) refers instead to the destroyer “Murdoch.”
There was, however, no destroyer named “Murdoch” active in the US Fleet in 1947. Instead there was a destroyer named “Maddox” (DD-731), but it did not serve in Operation Highjump. In fact, the USS Maddox was the destroyer fired upon in the Gulf of Tonkin incident of 1964.
According to Frank Joseph the USS Maddox was,“either a torpedo boat, or torpedo-carrying destroyer.”
He goes on to explain what may have happened to the Maddox mentioned in the Soviet report:
A USS Maddox was indeed sunk by enemy action, but five years earlier by a German dive-bomber during the Allied invasion of Sicily. Actually there were at least three American destroyers known by that name (DD-168, DD-622 and DD-731) all of them contemporaneous.
The US Navy has long been notorious for falsifying the identity of its ships and re-writing their histories if they embarrass official policy… So too, the “Maddox” cited by Soviet espionage was similarly consigned to an official memory hole.
If Joseph is correct, then it is very possible that a USS Maddox was destroyed during Operation Highjump, and the US Navy changed official records to hide this.
originally posted by: LightYearsAhead
The US Navy has long been notorious for falsifying the identity of its ships and re-writing their histories if they embarrass official policy
originally posted by: Harte
Do you read your own source? Note:
the first wave of Semitic invasion entered the region of Sumer and Akkad, gradually conquered the Sumerians, absorbed their culutre and adopted their cuneiform script, but not their language.
But you say:
The Semitic invaders took the Akkadian language
Harte
The language of the Semitic invaders is known as Akkadian...
but not their language.
The language of the Semitic invaders is known as Akkadian...
originally posted by: sapien82
a reply to: uncommitted
Actually I had watched a documentary on the history channel which alluded to the fact that Hitlers remains were not 100% confirmed as they were so badly damaged , the Russians supposedly confirmed it
but later evidence had shown that the remains they tested were not hitler's
then there are the FBI files which back up that claim that he was helped to escape by the OSS
and fled to south america , where he would have sought the entrance to Agartha
vault.fbi.gov...
originally posted by: JesusChristwins
originally posted by: Harte
Do you read your own source? Note:
the first wave of Semitic invasion entered the region of Sumer and Akkad, gradually conquered the Sumerians, absorbed their culutre and adopted their cuneiform script, but not their language.
But you say:
The Semitic invaders took the Akkadian language
Harte
And right below that Hooke writes
The language of the Semitic invaders is known as Akkadian...
If you read closely you will understand that when he says
but not their language.
he is refering to the Sumerians, not to the Akkadians. That's why he correctly adds that
The language of the Semitic invaders is known as Akkadian...
which supports exactly what i have been telling in my posts.
originally posted by: JesusChristwins
a reply to: Harte
No sir, Ancient Hebrew texts are much much older than the Sumerian for at least 4 thousand years.
(my emphasis)
originally posted by: JesusChristwins
I have said it in the past and i will say it again. Anunaki is the other name of Nephelims. Sumerians named them Anunaki. Their original name is Nephelim and it comes from the ancient Hebrew text of the Old Testament.
originally posted by: JesusChristwins
a reply to: Harte
As i say in these situations,
"Ok bro, you know better!"
cause obviously ... wish i could end it
i remember seeing a map thousands of years old showing submerged coastlines.