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Originally posted by curious7
Originally posted by TehSlenderMan
I read somewhere that government officials would give Hollywood scripts to make a movie on some conspiracy that really happened, that way they can keep it a secret at best. If this is true. All the new movies you guys watch out there, are based on an unofficial real life event.
If that's true then are we all on a separate time line then because I don't recall Judgment Day happening in 97 and the rise of the machines against humanity like The Terminator told us.
Originally posted by 1AnunnakiBastard
I just watched Jon Favreau's "Cowboys & Aliens" and I had this unavoidable impression that the plot was totally influenced by Zecharia Sitchin's work on the Anunnaki, though it was distorted for creating another psyop about a hostile alien invasion.
The bad aliens of "Cowboys & Aliens", come to Earth for mining GOLD, what's an explicit reference to the Anunnaki. Favreau's aliens are 9 ft tall reptilian-amphibian humanoids and look like the depictions of Dagon and other "mythic" creatures reported by ancient civilizations, associated to the Babylonian alien-god Oannes aka ENKI aka EA. As far as Jon Favreau settled part of "Iron Man 2" production in a Freemason temple in Pasadena, California, under the codename "Rasputin", it doesn't take too much imagination to figure out that he's a high-rank Freemason, what makes the references in "Cowboys & Aliens" more evident.
It seems that latest Hollywood movies are making more direct and open references to the Anunnaki. I've noticed it in "Transformers - The Dark of the Moon", in "Immortals" and now in "Cowboys & Aliens". So I ask, if the Sumerian alien-gods are just a "myth", why the MK-Ultra apparatus of Hollywood are creating so many psyops to make people believe that they are evil and coming to wipe off mankind??edit on 11/20/2011 by 1AnunnakiBastard because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by UFO Partisan
Now I much prefer my ET films to be more of the Close Encounters/Mission To Mars/Contact variety, I thought Cowboys and Aliens got the job done as an entertainment.
Originally posted by 1AnunnakiBastard
I just watched Jon Favreau's "Cowboys & Aliens" and I had this unavoidable impression that the plot was totally influenced by Zecharia Sitchin's work on the Anunnaki, though it was distorted for creating another psyop about a hostile alien invasion.
The bad aliens of "Cowboys & Aliens", come to Earth for mining GOLD, what's an explicit reference to the Anunnaki. Favreau's aliens are 9 ft tall reptilian-amphibian humanoids and look like the depictions of Dagon and other "mythic" creatures reported by ancient civilizations, associated to the Babylonian alien-god Oannes aka ENKI aka EA. As far as Jon Favreau settled part of "Iron Man 2" production in a Freemason temple in Pasadena, California, under the codename "Rasputin", it doesn't take too much imagination to figure out that he's a high-rank Freemason, what makes the references in "Cowboys & Aliens" more evident.
It seems that latest Hollywood movies are making more direct and open references to the Anunnaki. I've noticed it in "Transformers - The Dark of the Moon", in "Immortals" and now in "Cowboys & Aliens". So I ask, if the Sumerian alien-gods are just a "myth", why the MK-Ultra apparatus of Hollywood are creating so many psyops to make people believe that they are evil and coming to wipe off mankind??edit on 11/20/2011 by 1AnunnakiBastard because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by SquirrelNutz
reply to post by Helious
Our points of view are not mutually exclusive.
They did in this movie. Well not THEM as in plural but there was one that was there to help. Sleepingdeath you were surprisingly the only one who brought this up. I am kind of shocked that every here has been on the negative doom and gloom thought pattern. As soon as i seen her looking at him from across the bar the first thing i thought was she's a good ET. This was the main reason that made this movie good to me. I really can't think of anyother movie that has a friendly humaniod ET in it.
Originally posted by Sleepingdeath
how come they always make moves about aliens attacking us, why can they make one with them helping us.