Enlil

But does everybody want to know the truth? That'd be a little presumptuous to just say, let's tell everyone the truth.

So these beings could just be in that kind of a situation where they're like, we're helping in ways, like behind the scenes and this kind of stuff, but we don't really, you know, and then there's also probably factions of them where there's like ones that are like, well, we probably do want to help them and just tell them, you know, like the whole Prometheus and Zeus thing, or Enlil and Enki, it's that story, or even like freaking, you know, Lucifer and Yahweh and stuff.

You know, it's always a story of like, one wants to tell them the truth and one says no.

And it just seems like that's a logical scenario, right? That we were, you know, genetically engineered.

The celestial waters.

And who was Enlil? His brother.

He was the celestial winds.

Just like in Egypt they have Shu and Tefnut.

Now, back to Shurapak, and back to that boundary line the King List draws so deliberately.

Because it's worth asking, why this city? Why does the list single out Shurapak as the last stronghold before the deluge, rather than, say, Nippur, which the Sumerians considered the spiritual heart of their entire civilization, home to the god Enlil himself? Why does the story funnel everything? All that antediluvian weight, all those impossibly long reigns, down to this one city on the banks of the Euphrates.

Some later texts give us a clue, and it's a strange one.

Shurapak isn't just remembered as a city that fell.

But Nippur remained the place where rulers wanted to be recognised by something greater than force.

Because conquering a city is one thing, being accepted by the gods is another.

At the centre of Nippur stood the Ika, Enlil's great temple complex.

The name is often translated as Mountain House, and that matters because southern Mesopotamia is almost completely flat.

And then there's also probably factions of them where there's like ones that are like, well, we probably do want to help them and just tell them, you know, like the whole Prometheus and Zeus thing.

Or Enlil and Enki, it's that story.

Or even like freaking, you know, Lucifer and...

Yahweh and stuff, you know, it's always a story of like one wants to tell the truth and one says no.

So these beings could just be in that kind of a situation where they're like, we're helping in ways, like behind the scenes and this kind of stuff, but we don't really, you know.

And then there's also probably factions of them where there's like ones that are like, well, we probably do want to help them and just tell them, you know, like the whole Prometheus and Zeus thing or Enlil and Enki.

It's that story or even like freaking, you know.

Lucifer and Yahweh and stuff.

And they did it since Babel, the Tower of Babel, Babel, r- cosmic reset, language confusion.

The spaceport of the Tower of Babel was bombarded from the sky, not by God, by Enlil.

Read the tablets and c- do the comparative data with the ap- ap- apocryphal texts that you find in the Bible and Sumerian texts and see what ...

Well, Moses wasn't talking to God on Mount Sinai.

I'm like, it's on fire on the internet.

This, Anunnaki, Ancient Alien, Nibiru, all the names that we're hearing, you know, Enki, Enlil, Ninki, Marduk, you know, the reptilian alien visitors, the Anunnaki.

There's no end to this game.

And to tell you the truth, I'm not buying it.