Originally posted by Doug Weller
Originally posted by enigmania
The Summerians claimed that the gods came from the sky, and created humans by crossing apeman dna with ET dna. The gods were said to have a humanoid
reptilian form. The Mayans have a similar story.
Even the old cultures that still exist today, speak of the same things. The Hopi indians say they are descendants from a snake or serpent, so do the
Aboriginals, the Chinese(dragon), a lot of African tribes: almost every single old culture speaks of these things, except our great civilised and free
modern culture.
The videos, although some really creeped me out, never convinced me. After finding out that there definately is a worldwide foundation for the
Reptilian stories, I'm ready to believe that such a thing exists.
No the Sumerians and the Mayans bloody do not have such a story. Someone's lied to you A lot of cultures have myths about snakes, so?
Mike Boyd posted this:
"The Nahash predate the existence of the Nephilim and are living creatures that are created prior to humankind, according to the Bible."
What? Whose Bible? Nahash is a *name* in the Bible, of a king and a couple of other people. Yes, it means serpent. But it isn't the name of a
race/people or whatever in the Bible.
And where in the Bible are the Nephilim described as reptilian?
Does anyone actually check the stuff they post here?
They definately have such a story, ever heard off the Summerian claytablets?
Nobody has lied to me, you're just uninformed.
And it's not just that a lot of cultures have myths about snakes, they all say they were created by them, or were descendants of them.
To me, that must mean there is more to it, than you think.
You can downplay it if you want, but what do you know about the matter, compared to the 1000's of years old knowledge that the old tribes and
cultures have?
The same knowledge that is being kept secret from us. We live in this tiny little timeframe in this huge big history of planet Earth, and we only
believe the things that fall within the margins of the norm that was designed for us.