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reply posted on 21-6-2007 @ 04:09 PM by tungus
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Originally posted by undo
I have to thank Marduk for bringing this one to my attention, albeit inadvertently. Surely, he had no idea what use I would find in it.
It's an old babylonian (Uru) cuneiform symbol for the akkadian (Abubu) "flood"
Isn't it interesting?
Looks like a side view of an ancient hairdryer.  . I sure would like to know what use you would find in it.
As I was reading Sitchin's new book, he talks about the motive Enki had for saving the mankind or more specifically, Ziusudra. Sitchin suggests that
the guy he told to build a boat wasn't just anybody but his Earthling son! Apparently he had a whole bunch of them running around, so he went around
the decision of the council of the gods not to tell the humans about the Tsunami which was about to hit them.
Now, why didn't I think of this!
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reply posted on 21-6-2007 @ 04:29 PM by undo
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remember my theory (which zorgon, btw, originally suggested as regards mars and a gate), was that the big gate in the persian gulf (and potentially
others in big bodies of water on earth) was siphoning water from another body of water, off planet, in particular mars. because in the legend of the
destruction of mankind, the water is said to be "red", which could've been a reference to water from mars. it's a longshot but would explain
where mars water went and how we ended up with a flood of gigantic proportions. two civilizations, one stone.
also, if you remember my theory, the big abzu gate was the equivalent of the eye of ra in the legend of the destruction of mankind. it was the most
powerful eye on the planet it says, so i'm thinking it must be a reference to how big it was. most of the gates appeared to smaller. the persian
gulf abzu though, would've been huge.
so the image that even looks like the stargate tv show gate (above) in cuneiform symbololgy, which in old babylonian and akkadian meant flood, is a
big clue. i think, anyway.
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reply posted on 21-6-2007 @ 05:59 PM by tungus
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Brilliant! I didn't think I would be saying "Why didn't I think of this" twice in a twenty four hour period!
I was on the right track with my hairdryer interpretation of the symbol. My other guess was "water vortex" but that was close to the toilet bowl
analogy, so I went with a hairdryer.
So. We have an ancient symbol for a flood that could mean that the water was brought here. Then, on the mainstream TV (History Channel) they talk
about natural stargate in the Bermuda triangle. Hmmmm.
Does anybody know why I can't give more stars to undo's previous post?
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reply posted on 21-6-2007 @ 06:12 PM by realanswers
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I know if anybody can open a stargate, it's Dr. Fred Bell. He has worked with aliens before and is one of the few of the many that I have researched
that was given a gift from aliens that can demonstrate an advanced technology. He was given an object which is a so called "nuclear receptor".
Here is a link to a couple of his pictures of a REAL OPENING of a STAR GATE:
www.bbsradio.com...
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reply posted on 21-6-2007 @ 06:13 PM by undo
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Originally posted by tungus
Brilliant! I didn't think I would be saying "Why didn't I think of this" twice in twenty four hour period!
I was on the right track with my hairdryer interpretation of the symbol. My other guess was "water vortex" but that was close to the toilet bowl
analogy, so I went with a hairdryer.
So. We have an ancient symbol for a flood that could mean that the water was brought here. Then, on the mainstream TV (History Channel) they talk
about natural stargate in the Bermuda triangle. Hmmmm.
Does anybody know why I can't give more stars to undo's previous post?
the new system for stars is each person is allowed to give one star. the other way was being abused, apparently.
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reply posted on 21-6-2007 @ 06:46 PM by undo
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A few more (repeat) thoughts on the subject:
The Eye of Ra was said to be in the "form of Hathor" when it attacked the people in the Legend of the Destruction of Mankind, which I believe
indicated it was the big gate on the ocean floor. And that the Hathor reference was related to something much older, in fact, it predates "BAT" who
was a predecessor of Hathor.
It's my theory that this symbol was originally for the gate, and that it was personified (deified).
This was its original incarnation. It's called "Bat" but is the same thing as Hathor, later on. Read
this----> www.ancientegyptonline.co.uk...
So Hathor as the Eye of Ra, is the big Abzu gate in the Persian gulf (of that timeframe).
You can see it evolve over time in the following examples:
 (Sistrum of Hathor)
And finally....
 Ra with Hathor's gate (the disk with cow's/bull's horns (from the
film, STARGATE)
Further notes:
Hathor as the Goddess of Terror
www.wilsonsalmanac.com...
Originally, after realizing Enki-Ea and Ra were one in the same in the Legend of the Destruction of Mankind, I noticed it was attributing the features
of the E.ABZU to RA or vice-a-versa (the god and his building were interchangeable), and Hathor as the Eye of Ra to a device of some kind, I had
thought the Eye of Ra was a craft/ a spaceship. However, upon further investigation it became clear that the Eye of Ra was a device from which
weapons/spaceships might arrive, but which was not itself a weapon/spaceship in the strictest sense of the word. It was in fact, a gate, a star gate.
A really BIG star gate, in the water. The bottomless pit, the Abyss, the Abzu.
However, some differentiation had to be made, since Enki had more than one Abzu associated with him. For example, he had the Abzu under his temple.
And he had access to the Abzu at the E.Kur in Nibru and the Abzu from which he had arrived on the planet off the coast, in the Persian Gulf. If you
read the text of his arrival and Samuel Noah Kramer's discussion of it, it seems his E.ABZU temple was in fact raising up out of a great body of
water. This "Temple" was in fact a spacecraft and is appropriately named "House Faraway Built." So this was describing the arrival of Enki's
spaceship via the Big Abzu gate in the Persian Gulf (which I believe is now located under "Abadan"
www.globalsecurity.org...
This entire thing is described in detail in this post:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
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reply posted on 22-6-2007 @ 07:27 AM by arhe69
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Omg! Kids, stargate is only a movie!!! Only a bored housewife without any real knowledge and too much time can write such B.S.
Its not about reading one or even few books, it takes years of hard work before u can say something about history of humans. I know about that because
im archeologist. Mediterranean specialisation.
There is only one reason that i choosed that path in my life, when i was a kid i was reading Daniken, Sitchin and many others and i belived them, in
some ways i still belive them... There are many mysteries in history, even conspirations to hide mistakes of famous "scientists" but one thing i can
tell for sure, there was no such thing as stargate! Even if such thing exists it never had anything to do with sumer, egypt or any other civilisation
known to us! Belive me, and if u dont belive, then go to school and after many ears of hard work u will go there to work even more (maybe even in
Iraq) and u will see it on your eyes. Cities of mud bricks and artifacts that arent best, even civilisations with fewer resources did better jewelry
or sculptures...
Its all mundane. It was big and advanced civilisation but nothing wierd or E.T. was involved. Only humans. All that myths and religion u r talking
about, it was evolving with years, read first egyptian beliefs for example, u will see what im talking about... Im sure that we should search, but
searching means hard work and studying not fantasies without real knowledge!
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reply posted on 22-6-2007 @ 01:12 PM by tungus
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Originally posted by arhe69
Omg! Kids, stargate is only a movie!!!
Uh-oh. A main-streamer. Obviosly has not read the first pages of the thread.
Its not about reading one or even few books, it takes years of hard work before u can say something about history of humans.
I know about that because im archeologist. Mediterranean specialisation.
We also read books only we have a different take on them.
There are many mysteries in history, even conspirations to hide mistakes of famous "scientists" but one thing i can tell for sure, there was
no such thing as stargate!
Would you recognize a stargate if you found one?
Even if such thing exists it never had anything to do with sumer, egypt or any other civilisation known to us! Belive me, and if u dont belive,
then go to school and after many ears of hard work u will go there to work even more (maybe even in Iraq) and u will see it on your eyes. Cities of
mud bricks and artifacts that arent best, even civilisations with fewer resources did better jewelry or sculptures... 
I think you have been looking at mud buildings a little too much. But we are not talking of the mud immitations of the slaves that served the
gods.
... Im sure that we should search, but searching means hard work and studying not fantasies without real knowledge!
Agreed... there are people that will believe in anything. The problem is that we in the present day are so far removed from the experience of the
ancient Sumerians (even the late Sumerians were removed from the events they were describing) that it is very hard to sort out the fact from the
fiction. Just as it is wrong to believe anything it is equally wrong to dismiss their gods as "mythology" of superstitious primitives. If we can
look past the mud buildings, that is...
Remember it was the inconsistencies in classical physics that led to the discovery of the quantum physics.
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reply posted on 22-6-2007 @ 03:24 PM by undo
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Yeah, alot of egyptologists aren't looking at it from the point that the stories represented real people and things at one time. they're assuming
it's all make believe (at least, until they end up digging it up.... gilgamesh was a fairy tale till one day somebody found his city, etc).
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reply posted on 22-6-2007 @ 05:57 PM by arhe69
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Ok. Ill try to explain this. I dont speak english everyday so sorry for mistakes...
What u are talking about is religion. Religion was for these people like science to us, answers. Why stars are on the sky, why river floods... It is
natural that some rulers, priests and others say that they have connection to "god", either they are descendants, relatives, friends, lovers... Even
kings in medieval europe had their power from god, omg damn pope also, even now, is "choosen by god"... Does it means that E.T. are involved? Or
maybe that some people are stupid and belive everything and others tell them everything to get more power? Do you know how many ziggurats and pyramids
that never got finished stands there? They arent finished because of mistakes, peoples where learning how to build them, many many years... Same with
beliefs, that sumerian stories for example evolved from others, its process that took even thousands of years! All ancient civilisations (south
america, egypt, sumer) had large and amazing knowledge about stars and astronomy but its not so amazing when u think about the fact that they had
thousands of years for observation of skies, priests that passed they knowledge to younger priests etc.
And now there is amount of knowledge large enough to track those myths, arhitecture and other things almost to places where it all started... In most
cases...  We live on this planet very long time, tens of thousands of years so it is logical to me that some civilisations could achieve really much
and faded away in time. Its not hard to make baloon or even simple flying machines. Maybe there was a contact with E.T., because they are somewhere
there for sure, but i think that its better to think about advanced and really old civilizations than aliens...
ps
And about recognizing a stargate, yes.  Such things are really standing out among mud bricks and pottery...
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reply posted on 22-6-2007 @ 10:36 PM by zorgon
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Originally posted by arhe69
Omg! Kids, stargate is only a movie!!! Only a bored housewife without any real knowledge and too much time can write such B.S.
I would hardly call the US Department of Defense, The Los Alamos National Laboratory and the Airforce Research Laboratory "housewives" but then to
know what am talking about you would have actually had to READ the thread...
But since your "in the field" we will forgive you...
Teleportation via Wormhole-Stargates
U.S. Air Force Teleportation Physics Study
Teleportation Physics Study
DTIC Copy - AFRL-PR-ED-TR-2003-0034
APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE; DISTRIBUTION UNLIMITED
AIR FORCE RESEARCH LABORATORY
AIR FORCE MATERIEL COMMAND
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE CA 93524-7048
Read all about it here
Note: DTIC = Defense Technical Information Center
A central repository of defense-related scientific and technical information within the Department of Defense. The majority of holdings are
unclassified. www.dtic.mil...
There is only one reason that i choosed that path in my life, when i was a kid i was reading Daniken, Sitchin and many others and i belived them, in
some ways i still belive them...
Look who is calling the kettle black  Looking at the statement above I broke out laughing... KIds huh? we need to spend years reading huh? I'll
have you know I read Erik over 30 years ago...
But you say you believe "Daniken, Sitchin and many others..." and come in here calling us kids?
OY.... must be that desert sun....
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reply posted on 23-6-2007 @ 12:38 AM by undo
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Originally posted by arhe69
Ok. Ill try to explain this. I dont speak english everyday so sorry for mistakes...
What u are talking about is religion.
The ancient texts were historical. They wrote down what they saw and did. Not my fault if you don't believe the collected works of every race on
the planet. You can blame that on German Higher Criticism.
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reply posted on 23-6-2007 @ 04:59 AM by arhe69
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Historical? Just like Bible for example? Like all other religions and writings? Yes it can be "historical" like u say, maybe pope is choosen by god
that sits on a throne in mothership... Why u quoted only part of my post? Rest is to hard to reply? I was hoping that u have something to say but i
see that u are just a person that belives something, actually its like religion to you... You just belive, without knowledge...
Its not something that was written in one night, it evolved in hundreds if not thousands of years!!! Its not story about aliens, its religion! It
would be historical if written "in one night" not over hundreds of years... Yes, its true that some of persons could really live, but power always
comes from gods, demons or whathever people that rule say to legitimate their right to rule... Did u ever read greek mythology Undo? Is it historical
too? And if not, why? E.T. surely had base on mount Olympus... Religion is needed like science, peoples are always afraid of things that are
unexplained or unknown so they need answers. You should read more... Ill try to find all that i can about that and send you some links... But im
afraid that u dont need knowledge, u want to belive that because its something more or less beautiful...
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reply posted on 23-6-2007 @ 08:42 AM by undo
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Yes, Greek "myths" are historical and/or historically-based. That's the key. What people do with the information later, does not discount the
actual events.
For example, if you read the "Legend of the Destruction of Mankind", an egyptian text, you will find that both Ra and Hathor have been made into
personifications of "things." Hathor is the Eye of Ra. The Eye of Ra was a thing, not an actual "eye" but a thing and Hathor was that thing.
Egyptologists just look at that story and shrug their shoulders. See if you look at representations and read the back history of Hathor, you can
tell right away, something's missing. How did the goddess of Love earn the title goddess of Terror? She had the "Terror" title before she had
the "Love" title. It's little things such as this that people just skim over under the pretext that it's all make believe. But if you do the
research, follow the artifacts back as far as you can, and treat these stories with respect, as if these events have rhyme and reason beyond the
metaphorical whitewash, you can find the connections all over ancient history. IT's a mammoth undertaking.
Let me give you another example. The word "Abydos" (Egypt) is actually greek. The original word was "Abdju" (in egyptian). The egyptians
pronounced "DJ" as a "Z", so the word would've been "Abzu".
The Abzu was under Enki's temple in Eridu, Iraq. If you know anything about Abydos and the mainstream approach to the topic, you'll see why that is
relevant.
Enki's temple at Eridu was called several things, including the E.Engurra, the E.Abzu, and the E.Nun. I would like to direct your attention to the
latter, the E.Nun. If you know what I'm talking about, you'll see why this is relevant as well.
I'll leave it at that and see if you know what I'm talking about first. If you don't, then I'll explain it, if you do, then you should begin to
see where I'm going with this and it isn't never-never-land.
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reply posted on 23-6-2007 @ 11:57 AM by undo
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The following line from Enki and Ninmah, sounds as if its missing a birth goddess. In all, there were at least 6 and most likely 7. My theory is
that these are the "7 sisters" . If you've been following my Eden gate theory, that we were brought here through a star gate from somewhere in the
Great Square of Pegasus, then allow me to add to this that there may have been 7 such gates, represented as the 7 sisters/birth goddesses. The gates
were personified. Hathor, in Egypt, represented one of these sisters (gates). So either her name is the missing one in the list, or she was
otherwise known by one of the other birthgoddess names. Here's the relevant quote from the story:
Let Ninmah act as your assistant; and let Ninimma, Cu-zi-ana, Ninmada, Ninbarag, Ninmug, ...... and Ninguna
Ninmah is the only one actually birthing but the birth goddesses are delivering the children. If they were personifications of the gates, this would
make sense. The problem is more in regards to the location of the 7 sisters. It's in Taurus, not in the Great Square itself, which is rather
confusing. Does this mean the 7 sisters just represented the gates but weren't actually part of the as above so below mapping of the stars onto the
surface of the earth? i dunno. More research necessary.
If they were a direct reference to actual locations in the heavens (the 7 sisters), this would be quite a distance from the Great Square, especially
if you consider constellations are just 2dimensional representations and many of the stars in any given constellation are in fact, separated in 3d
space by many many light years. In fact, there could even be stars in the Great Square that are closer to stars in the 7 sisters, than the stars in
the given constellations themselves. It's all a flat vault from our earthly perspective, but when you look at it from a star program, it's a whole
different animal.
Anyway, there's a possible biblical connection as well. The 7 heads of the Great Dragon/Beast/ etc. I haven't fully connected it yet, but there's
something there.
This line probably could've been translated in several ways:
You should knead clay from the top of the abzu;
the birth-goddesses (?) will nip off the clay and you shall bring the form into existence
in modern lingo it might've said:
you should make or open more abzus, more gates and then you can bring more slaves here through the gates.
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reply posted on 23-6-2007 @ 12:17 PM by parry noid
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Originally posted by arhe69
Why u quoted only part of my post? Rest is to hard to reply?
Because he's already prooved you wrong so there is no need to quote all of the hogwash you took your time to attempt to enlighten us with. Obviously
this thread is to discuss the facts about stargates and not to give a book report about some ridiculous fairy tale. We also don't need to hear your
life story about how you attempt to interpret the remains of ancient civilization's septic tanks. Congrats to you, you are payed to touch old feces.
Now if there is nothing constructive to say why not continue your expedition in search of the next great mud block. By the way, when you get to
America, try checking out Nellis air force range in Nevada. There is proof a stargate exists there.
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reply posted on 23-6-2007 @ 12:55 PM by undo
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Here's an example of how the stars change when you actually go out there in 3d space and see them from that perspective. The program I'm using is
called "Celestia" (it's free www.shatters.net... )
the pink globe is the actual 2d map of the night sky from earth but from the view from space (in other words, the earth is inside that pink globe).
the blue lines are the constellations as they are drawn on the pink globe and in their correct distances from the globe.
so as you can see, what we really need is to find out how far stars of these two constellations (great square of pegasus and the 7 sisters of taurus)
are separated from each other and a comparison analysis of how far the stars in the constellations themselves, are separated from each other. we
might find some interesting information that way... no guarantees, of course. wonder what kind of program could do that. i don't think celestia
can.
for example, once at lambda Pegasi, i checked the star list to see what the nearest stars were, and other than a list of no-name, numbered stars, the
only other closer ones were in Lacerta (the Lizard) and Andromeda. So the 7 sisters of Taurus appear to be literally, nowhere near lambda Pegasi in
physical 3-d space.
(EDIT: correcting my greek)
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reply posted on 23-6-2007 @ 04:06 PM by undo
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I had this theory a while ago that the chevrons on the gate were symbollized in Akkadian images of Enki as the fish in the streams that are flowing
from his shoulders. It's interesting to note here that "Nin" is translated "Sister" and "Ninda" is translated "bull", so we may see an early
reference in the root words to Taurus the Bull and the 7 sisters (the Pleiades). This could also be yet another connection to Hathor (who was
represented wearing a disk surmounted by bull's horns).
The reason I'm bringing this up is, in the Epic of Gilgamesh it says the Bull of Heaven wreaked havoc. First it did something that would be the
equivalent of a huge vaccuum cleaner (a wormhole) and then switched to behaving like a giant faucet. This lead me to believe the Bull of Heaven was a
reference to a gate, engaging on one end as a siphon, and on the other end as a drain (water on Mars gets siphoned to Earth through the gate). It
could still be one gate, but how much more effective would it be if these particular gates were in the various places on the planets (both Earth and
Mars, 7 there, 7 here). This would, however, throw a wrench in the absolute description of Hathor as a solitary gate, just as the Eye of Ra was the
most powerful "eye" on the planet. Most powerful suggests it is singular but among others. So Hathor represents only one part of the gate system.
Did it do all that damage by itself?
At this point, I'm guessing the answer is no. The Legend of the Destruction of Mankind is only describing one facet out of seven, I theorize, at
this point, anyway.
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reply posted on 23-6-2007 @ 05:14 PM by Mirrorshade
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I honestly don't mean to be rude
but taking ancient/not so ancient religious stories, and then trying to build a new belief: stargates are real around them
quite ambitious, but you guys are thourough it may work
before you ask, yes I read most of the thread
but no I didn't find any evidence in it
The things the archaeologist said earlier today, well,
you would trust a doctor to cut into your flesh because he studied for 4 years, yet you think an experienced archaeologist won't see the difference
between a mud brick and a stargate

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