Zecharia Sitchin Has Passed Away

reply to post by okbmd


RIP to a great man, an insiration, and I believe a forefather of authors exposing the truth behind our hidden history.

Hi to everybody, I'm new on this site.
We'll really miss this men, thanks to him for his life spent in searching for the truth! I hope that history will give sense to his work.

In his last book (that I really love), he wrote that he was waiting for DNA test on a "semi-god" found in a ancient city..any news about it? it definitively could prove his theory.

I've never read the guys work and I know there is a lot of controversy about it due to him not being a true scholar in Sumerian and everyone who is being in opposition to his theories... but it sounds like he inspired a lot of people, so even if his message wasnt true (or was, who knows?) at least thats a positive impact on the world as opposed to a lot of people who are anything but inspirational.

I remember reading something a while back that he was doing so test on something that would either finally prove he was right or wrong all along, and he was basically betting his lifes work on this one test.

I can't remember what it was or if he had chance to do it before he passed away... can anyone more clued up on ZS fill me in on this?

Although I didn't agree with his theories, I had to admire his belief in his work

RIP

In pace requiescat...
I hope you have returned to the source and learned things that we could only dare to dream. Thanks for the years of work.

wait wait wait a sec here,

how the hell did he die? can someone surf the obituarys to find out? i hate when a piece of reporting lacks one of the who, what, when, where, and whys.

in any case, rest in peace friend.

RIP Zecharia , you gave the world or those that have the ability to look out side the comfort zones and boxes a very valuable perception and that is always go with what your heart is telling you,trust your intuition and care not for ridicule.That he offered one of the various explanations for humanity's real origins in the face of religions and Darwin ideologies he offered insights into a world where simplicity is usually the correct perception. Sad loss but his works will survive the ageing of time.

RIP Zecharia.

I read the Twelth Planet, lost book of Enki and Genesis revisted. They were entertaining and there will never be another Sitchin.

Some people leave such an impression through their work that you can never perceive of them passing away before you.....Ah man I hope this isnt true.... Sitchin was a genius putting together inconceivable dots.... I hope this is a misunderstanding..... wow Sitchin RIP

His work inspired me at a time when I was ready to give up my own search for truth; for that I will be forever grateful. It's a real shame that it took him dying for a thread to be created that isn't slagging him off though.

He deserved better from all of us.

R.I.P. Zecharia Sitchin...I hope you found your way...

Rev

inspirational.

shows how one man can make a difference .

That really is too bad. he had the courage and guts to not only put forward his theories but also to bravely weather the insults and mocking. a person of conviction;something that a year or so on this site has shown to be in short supply.

reply to post by Hefficide


that means he was 90 yrs 3 months
from Baku...i'll look that up in Russia Azerbaijan frontier country
the nation just east of Turkey/below Georgia on the Caspian sea
He make it well in America

Mankind owes a unpayable debt to this great man for his intellect, search and research on to the origins of humanity. Without his knowledge shared, many would still be happily chewing on the blue pill.

A part of me died with his passing, but another part grows to take that place, and that is the courage and determination to press on further where he left - the truth with no more hypothesis.

RIP Zechariah.

I hope his death will lead to a rebirth of his studies, he was an amazing man, and now he has the chance to know all he wanted to know. The dead have it lucky, now we have to do the hard part by learning all he knew while he was alive.

Good luck Mr Sitchen, hope we meet one day.

I cant believe it this time last year I read his first ever book that he wrote in 1976, The 12th Planet and then I proceeded to read his last book he ever wrote.The End of Days: Armageddon and Prophecies of the Return, and how weird is that?

Very sad, I read his books and enjoyed them, I think he had a very open mind hat was against the established social pattern.

How does this go unnoticed for over 2 weeks on a conspiracy site?


RIP Zecharia.

RIP Zecharia Sitchin.

I can't even begin to imagine what amazing things he is going to discover in the afterlife.

OH ZS, RIP,

I used to quote the books to all my friends, they all thought I was nuts, what good and heated debates we had over the facts,

It made you search and research.