So what do we do if we find it?

Originally posted by Signals
So what do we do if we find it?

Occupy it?

It's supposed to be the center of the universe right?

The place where god chose to create life on earth. There must be a reason why god chose that spot. Geographic center of the worlds oil deposits? Maybe He (It?) (They?) knew that the human race would concentrate on the region when we started to run out of oil.

There must be knowledge somewhere there that would lead us to a better knowledge of God I suppose.

Maybe he left us the keys to leaving this planet there.

[edit on 9-6-2009 by In nothing we trust]

Good post, I've thought about this often. I lean more towards a hidden ancient technology or knowledge in the gulf area, but, whatever it may be. It seems like there is more to it than just the oil...

Originally posted by Signals
... a hidden ancient technology or knowledge in the gulf area ... It seems like there is more to it than just the oil...

Maybe the technology has been mind control which they have used to control us throughout time.

Or maybe there is an actual spaceship buried in eden.

could be oil would make sense as to why so much of it persist in the ME but then why would their be any in the gulf of mexico or russia or alaska so that doesnt make sense, besides last I checked oil does not help plants and gardens flourish it has the exact opposite effect.

I am leaning towards crashed spacecraft or something else altogether maybe an element or compound that is a super fertilizer or something similar. Such that with a small sampling of it can make land much more fertile

Originally posted by Desolate Cancer
could be oil would make sense as to why so much of it persist in the ME but then why would their be any in the gulf of mexico or russia or alaska so that doesnt make sense ...

I am leaning towards crashed spacecraft ...

So if you were a spaceship commander and you needed to crash land on a strange planet, where would you choose to crash land at?

Scanners say that the largest concentration of hydro-carbon fuels are located around the garden of eden, even though they are present in other parts of the world.

They knew that hydro-carbon fuels would allow them to rebuild their technology and leave the planet again. That is if they played their cards right. They probably knew that they would only have one chance at getting it right.


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I've oftened wondered about another aspect of this occupation in the area. The Sumerian Tablets tell us how often the Anunnaki are supposed to return here to the same location they have used historically. Accordig to my mentor "they" are due to return very soon, within the next 4 years if her maths is correct. Given this possibility would it be more than probable that the U.S seeks control of the landing area for when they return? Makes more sense than warring for dwindling oil supplies.

The whole thing was about destroying certain Mesopotamian relics, documents, and clay seals at the Baghdad museum. Stuff from ancient Sumeria, Akkadia, Babylon, and so forth. Incriminating evidence. This was achieved the first week of the war, with the bombing of Baghdad in 2003. "Mission Accomplished." Everything since has been an epic hog-waller for the military-industrial complex, a reward for work well done...kinda like scratching the shaggy underbelly of the beast as it rolls over in thanks, as it were...

Originally posted by silent thunder
The whole thing was about destroying certain Mesopotamian relics, documents, and clay seals at the Baghdad museum.

They just led you to beleive that stuff was destroyed. The real story is that it was looted. It's kind of like Osama Bin Ladin and wheres Waldo now.

A high priority step on the road to re-discovering eden would have been to seize key clues.


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Originally posted by Tayesin
... "they" are due to return very soon, within the next 4 years if her maths is correct.

Given this possibility would it be more than probable that the U.S seeks control of the landing area for when they return?

I would think that occupying and controlling eden by January 2013 would be a major directive.

If they want the garden of eden then I am sad to say that it is underwater and has been for a very long time.

The History Channel did a documentary on it and a satelite picture found two dried up river beds that had at one time met the tigris and euphrates river.

It was very convincing, the four rivers met just like the bible states. So whatever was there has been gone and will be gone forever.

Originally posted by In nothing we trust

Originally posted by Signals
So what do we do if we find it?

Occupy it?

It's supposed to be the center of the universe right?

The place where god chose to create life on earth. There must be a reason why god chose that spot. Geographic center of the worlds oil deposits? Maybe He (It?) (They?) knew that the human race would concentrate on the region when we started to run out of oil.

There must be knowledge somewhere there that would lead us to a better knowledge of God I suppose.

Maybe he left us the keys to leaving this planet there.

[edit on 9-6-2009 by In nothing we trust]

It was probably comfortable for their species ( possibly our ancestors ) and there for the most correct place to start up a civ...

Originally posted by In nothing we trust

Originally posted by Desolate Cancer
could be oil would make sense as to why so much of it persist in the ME but then why would their be any in the gulf of mexico or russia or alaska so that doesnt make sense ...

I am leaning towards crashed spacecraft ...

So if you were a spaceship commander and you needed to crash land on a strange planet, where would you choose to crash land at?

Scanners say that the largest concentration of hydro-carbon fuels are located around the garden of eden, even though they are present in other parts of the world.

They knew that hydro-carbon fuels would allow them to rebuild their technology and leave the planet again. That is if they played their cards right. They probably knew that they would only have one chance at getting it right.


[edit on 9-6-2009 by In nothing we trust]

Hydrocarbons are some of the most inefficient and simple sources of energy, the key constituents of hydrocarbons can be found in abundance all over the world. Hydrogen in water, carbon in every single living thing and co2. They found everywhere around the world and where much easier to extract in texas than in the ME. As for your question on where I would crash if I was an et oil and gas would not be a concern since ideally would be well beyond this simple and basic dirty fuel.

There has to be something more exotic and rare than oil and gas. Something unique to this location. Which is why I come back to a very rare compound that is maybe superconductive at ambient temperature or maybe resonates in such a way that it allows for life to flourish around it.

Originally posted by jd140
If they want the garden of eden then I am sad to say that it is underwater and has been for a very long time.

The History Channel did a documentary on it and a satelite picture found two dried up river beds that had at one time met the tigris and euphrates river.

It was very convincing, the four rivers met just like the bible states. So whatever was there has been gone and will be gone forever.

Do you have a link?

The headwaters could be the caspian sea.

We don't know what kind of geological changes have occurred in the region in the last few thousand years. THe entire caspian sea region is a hotspot for earthquakes. Rivers can change course and elevations can change due to earthquakes.

Genesis 2:10 And a river went out of Eden to water the garden; and from thence it was parted, and became into four heads.

Originally posted by Desolate Cancer
Hydrocarbons are some of the most inefficient and simple sources of energy...

There has to be something more exotic and rare than oil and gas. Something unique to this location. Which is why I come back to a very rare compound that is maybe superconductive at ambient temperature or maybe resonates in such a way that it allows for life to flourish around it.

Or drive a hyperdrive engine capable of light speed.

Perhaps the high concentration of oil in the region is a co-incidence. I just don't think it is though. Maybe there is another rare element in the region that is conducive to the future.

The area has been under constant attack and change of powers many times in history. So I would have to say the answer is no more than all of those were.

It's all about the oil and has been for quite awhile. Iran for example was a democratic nation in the early 50's. Then they decided to nationalize their oil fields. They were all owned by foriegn companies, so to nationalize the oil is for the country to take ownership away from the foreign companies. Well, that is when they no longer had a democratic government and they got a dictator. That ended in the late 70's with a backlash on the US.

Saddam was also put into power by these same powers and so on. When a leader decides not to go along anymore, they are dealt with.

Before we got involved the British had it all(why foreign companies owned the oil fields). But had to give alot of their empire back after WW2 or couldn't afford it anymore, thus the events in 1953 shortly after.

Hitler was of course well known for trying to get artifacts and stuff. But I think this was all about the resources/money/power/control.