I really enjoy Zechariah's work, although I disagree with quite a bit of it, there are still many gems of information that I simply would not have
had, had I not read his work. I believe he is only partially right, however. The first place I find this to be true is in his translation of how
the "worker" was upgraded by Enki which supposedly upset Enlil. In fact, he tries to make the case that the first human they (Enki, Enlil and the
Anunnaki gang) encountered was a neandethral or cro magnon. He gleans this from their description - that the first human was wild, uncivilized, ran
around sans clothing, drank from the rivers like an animal and so on. This is precisely what it says in the Genesis account. That we were created,
not to mine, but to be caretakers of the planet, and had no concern for civilization because it was just fine the way it was. They were healthy.
They had a special rapport with creation. There was simply no need for the "civilization" of the Anunnaki. To assume a person who wears little to
no clothing and drinks out of rivers is a neandethral is like saying that native tribes are all ignorant, when in fact, they are quite intelligent and
capable of surviving very well with what they have at their disposal (that is, provided they aren't interferred with by the "civilized"). They
also are friendly to the land and don't destroy it in their march for "civilization". The Anunnaki idea was definitely not earth friendly.
Notice it says in the biblical account, that no rain fell on Eden at the time, instead, a mist rises up from the ground and waters the whole land.
Literally speaking, it was a planetary garden, a greenhouse of sorts, not a mining colony, and dew would water the ground. It isn't until the
nephilim created by Enki, that men are enslaved to mine for their god emperors.
Read Enmerkar and the Lords of Arrata.



