I have a quick question about the Reptilians.

Does anyone have factual information on the first mentionings of Reptilians? I am not refering to any ancient texts that might be manipulated into being the popular concepts, but the first mentioning of these Reptilians in the current era.

The ONLY mentioning of reptillians are from modern times by the "crazys".
And i'm sure some of them "crazys" will post here in this very thread babbling on about a load of bull s**t.
I'm sure a "crazy" will have some thing entertaining to say.

Originally posted by SKUNK
The ONLY mentioning of reptillians are from modern times by the "crazys".
And i'm sure some of them "crazys" will post here in this very thread babbling on about a load of bull s**t.
I'm sure a "crazy" will have some thing entertaining to say.

Mayhap, but I am interested in where the 'crazys' got their ideas. FOr instance, there was a television program called 'V' back in the day, and I was wondering if the current ideas were spawned from that or from some of the pulp magazines where the ideas of 'greys' solidified.

The only people i say could have brought about the reptillians are the Sumerians. Only because they have figurines that imo look like reptillians(annunhaki). So it's my guess that people have been looking at ancient Sumerian relics and seen reptillian like figurines-then stories and such arise of the "reptillian menace thats going to enslave humanity" ,or something like that

Originally posted by SKUNK
The only people i say could have brought about the reptillians are the Sumerians. Only because they have figurines that imo look like reptillians(annunhaki). So it's my guess that people have been looking at ancient Sumerian relics and seen reptillian like figurines-then stories and such arise of the "reptillian menace thats going to enslave humanity" ,or something like that

I'm willing to bet that these guys were reading Ray Bradbury before they were studying the Sumerians. Perhaps the interest in the Sumerians came from their interest in Sci-Fi.

Originally posted by HankMcCoy
[I'm willing to bet that these guys were reading Ray Bradbury before they were studying the Sumerians. Perhaps the interest in the Sumerians came from their interest in Sci-Fi.

I subscribe your point of view. In my opinion, all this reptilian affair is just plain bad science-fiction mixed with a scoop of Dungeon & Dragons. Anyway, does anybody have a picture to one of this summerian statues that resembles, even if remotely, a reptilian? (and no egyptian deities, please)

That is a pretty good find, yeahright. This is at the very LEAST steer me in the direction I was hoping to go, and at the very most of hopefulness, it will answer a good bulk of my questions.

After having skimmed through the wiki article, I saw that there is reference to the Dinosauroid, the idea of which has always fascinated me.

Thanks for the info.

yeah I never got the sumerian "reptilian" thing either. I don't see reptiles when I look at sumerian depictions of their gods.

Almost all sumerian gods look like humans except they are depicted much larger. Maybe to show their signifigance. the egyptians did the smae thing. The gods were said to be fair skined and with blond hair and blue eyes. Not talking about aryan stuff here. The local sumerians were called the blackheaded people by the gods cause they had black hair and stood out as different from the gods.

Sometimes they depicted their gods as a half man half fish, sometimes as a winged man just like an angel. Enki and his clan's symbol was a serpent and were depicted as snakes with wings (the medical staff symbol is derived from Enki's ancient symbol) but that doesn't mean evil reptiliods.

Hank, there are the Sepherim.
Those are fiery reptilians angels that serve "God".
Its Jewish and Christian. (the latter is not as familiar, but its there)

So the Bible can be one source, Im sure others sources will be pointed out also.

(For those needing reference, ask your local Sephardic Rabbi...meaning, Im not coming up with some idea off the top of my head for those not familar with this. )

Peace

dAlen

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So at what part in our history do we start to believe that the reptilians are part of a conspiracy against humans?

Originally posted by SKUNK
The ONLY mentioning of reptillians are from modern times by the "crazys".
And i'm sure some of them "crazys" will post here in this very thread babbling on about a load of bull s**t.
I'm sure a "crazy" will have some thing entertaining to say.

The problem is, it comes from religous text.
As pointed out in my above post. Most people in the religion dont ever get into all the nitty gritty details of things.

But, as I said, fiery reptilian angels are with God according to Judaism and Christianity.
(At least from the Bible. Sepherim.) Again, a rabbi would/should know this...a pastor probably wont have a clue. (no offence, but the Christians I know, dont know much about things in the old testament.)

Peace

dAlen

Originally posted by dAlen

Interesting.
If you follow the Judaic tradition and say, "o.k. sepherim were fiery reptilians".
Then start to question the nature of the "Elohim" (gods - plural) they serve.

what is sephirim? is this in hebrew?
and elohim is not necessarily plural... it ends with a plural pronunciation but doesnt have to be.
most (if not all) of the reference to god in the bible in hebrew describes god as one. in hebrew the verb is also pluralized and when refering god in the hebrew bible they referred to him as one.

Originally posted by DeMitsuko
what is sephirim? is this in hebrew?
and elohim is not necessarily plural... it ends with a plural pronunciation but doesnt have to be.
most (if not all) of the reference to god in the bible in hebrew describes god as one. in hebrew the verb is also pluralized and when refering god in the hebrew bible they referred to him as one.

I understand your point about Elohim. But the topic of God in Judaism really is a lengthy one. Not all that cut and dry. (I have started in my ATS blog talking about this whole concept of God. Not something you can really talk about/type about, in one sitting...)

Sephirim is a type of angel - one of Gods high angels too.
And they happen to be fiery reptilian.

Peace

dAlen

Originally posted by dAlen
I understand your point about Elohim. But the topic of God in Judaism really is a lengthy one. Not all that cut and dry. (I have started in my ATS blog talking about this whole concept of God. Not something you can really talk about/type about, in one sitting...)

i just wanted to make it clear because its a common misconception among none hebrew speakers that elohim is plural in hebrew...

Originally posted by dAlen
Sephirim is a type of angel - one of Gods high angels too.
And they happen to be fiery reptilian.

Peace

dAlen

oh you mean "Seraphim". the hebrew meaning of seraph is "angel". nothing reptilian. i even think its an angel with 6 wings, not sure.

Originally posted by DeMitsuko

oh you mean "Seraphim". the hebrew meaning of seraph is "angel". nothing reptilian. i even think its an angel with 6 wings, not sure.

My apologies. Im a bit tired right now. (long week. )

But suffice it to say, some rabbi(s) are teaching that they are fiery reptilians.
Does it matter? Only in the sense that this reptilian thing seems to be steeped in various traditions, and doesnt appear to be just a new fad.

Even with David Icke, hes pulling material from older teachings/thoughts.


Peace

dAlen

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One thing i read suggested that the reptilians had something to do with the dinosaurs and mutation, due to a cosmic event...

IMO i don't buy the reptilian thing. Whilst i believe there is other life out there, in this dimension and others, i think the lizard thing is Icke (and others) getting their evidence a bit mixed up.