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Stargate In Iraq - What Did Saddam Hussein Discover Beneath the Ziggurat? · Sky Signal

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Stargates, once thought to be the stuff of science fiction,
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may in fact be remnants of a forgotten reality.
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Stargates are advanced devices capable of bending space and
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time, connecting distant points in the universe with a single
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step. Known by many names across
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cultures, a stargate is said to be a portal not of human design,
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but of cosmic origin. Unlike any known technology,
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they defy physics, offer instant transportation across the stars,
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and perhaps even through time itself.
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The idea isn't confined to modern fantasy.
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It's found in the mythologies of the Egyptians, the Mayans, the
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Incas, and the Mesopotamians. Again and again we find stories
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of gods descending from the sky or returning to the heavens
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through sacred gateways. These weren't just metaphors,
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they were memories of encounters with advanced beings and
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technologies indistinguishable from magic.
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Hollywood mainstream the concept with a 1994 film, Stargate, and
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its TV successors. But the inspiration didn't come
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from fiction. It came from archaeology, myth,
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and the ancient astronaut theory.
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At the heart of many of these stories are the Anunnaki, the
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gods of the Sumerian pantheon, being said to have come from the
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stars and to have ruled the earth through divine knowledge
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and technological supremacy. The Epic of Gilgamesh hints at
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such technology. So do Babylonian legends.
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Even King Nebuchadnezzar the Second, some believe, may have
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possessed access to these celestial gateways.
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Millennia later, whispers began to surface that a stargate,
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possibly dating back to Nebuchadnezzar's reign, had come
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into the possession of Saddam Hussein.
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Saddam was obsessed with Babylon.
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He saw himself as the modern reincarnation of Nebuchadnezzar,
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and he made sure the world knew it.
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In Babylon, he oversaw extensive reconstruction projects, massive
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stone structures, ancient ziggurats and palace ruins
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brought back to life. Bricks were stamped with his
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name, just as Nebuchadnezzar had done.
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Babylon, he declared, was rising again.
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For Saddam, this wasn't just political theater.
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He believed He was continuing the legacy of the ancient king.
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And during these restorations, it's rumored that something was
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found, something buried beneath the ziggurats of summer, a
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Stargate. Alongside it, according to
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sources, were caches of Anunnaki technology, including something
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resembling A resurrection chamber, a device capable of
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defying death itself. These were not relics.
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They were weapons, tools of immense power far beyond
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anything in modern arsenals. Saddam's ambition, some believe,
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had grown beyond earthly conquest.
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He now sought to wield the power of the gods to rewrite the
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destiny of human civilization, and this may have been the real
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reason for the war. In 1998, during Operation Desert
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Fox, a mysterious UFO was filmed over Baghdad, captured by CNN
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cameras. In 2002, a caller to Art Bell's
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late night radio show claimed that a UFO had crashed in Iraq
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four years prior. the US, the caller said, feared Saddam was
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reverse engineering alien technology.
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He claimed the military was desperately looking for a public
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pretext to invade before Saddam could unlock the secrets of 0
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point energy, gravitational weapons and interstellar travel.
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This, the caller warned, is Iraq's Roswell.
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In the 1950s, archaeologists from Cambridge and the
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University of Chicago excavated ancient Sumerian ruins near the
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Little Zab River in a place called Zazi, deep in Kurdish
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territory. They uncovered Neolithic sites
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dating back to 10,000 BC Local legends spoke of star beings,
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giant scorpions guarding palaces and underground temples sealed
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by the gods. A limestone Cliff in Zazi bears
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a strange painting, one of a Sumerian Prince worshipping an
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Anunnaki deity, with an 11 pointed star shining behind the
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throne. Some believe it marks the
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entrance to an ancient alien base.
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Reports even emerged from Soul Mania markets rumors that Saddam
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had struck a deal with otherworldly visitors, that he
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had offered them refuge beneath his summer fortress, Kalatjundi,
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in exchange for weapons, knowledge, and power.
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The valley was said to be protected by genetically
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engineered scorpions, guardians bred in the labs of another
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world. Saddam's reconstruction of
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Babylon, his obsession with Nebuchadnezzar, his alleged
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discovery of a Stargate, and his defiance of global powers all
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converge into a chilling possibility.
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The Iraq War wasn't just about oil.
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It wasn't just about WMDS. It was about something buried,
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something old, something not of this earth.
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In the Bible, in the book of Daniel, Nebuchadnezzar, king of
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kings, ruler of the greatest empire on earth, commands the
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construction of a towering golden image 90 feet tall, a
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symbol of divine power and of total obedience.
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He issues a decree. When the music plays, every man,
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woman and child shall fall and worship the image, and whoever
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does not shall be cast into a furnace of blazing fire.
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But three men, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, refuse.
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They are brought before the king, and they do not beg, they
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do not kneel. So Nebuchadnezzar orders the
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furnace stoked 7 times hotter than normal.
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The flames are so fierce they kill the soldiers tasked with
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throwing the men inside. But what happens next is
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unexplainable. The three men stand unharmed in
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the center of the fire. And they are not alone.
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A fourth figure appears beside them.
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The guards fall back in fear. Nebuchadnezzar himself rises to
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his feet. He asks did we not cast three
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men bound into the fire? But I see 4 unbound walking in
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the flames, and the fourth looks like a son of the gods.
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Not a metaphor, A presence. Some say it was divine
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protection, others say it was a transfer, an activation, a
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moment where the laws of nature gave way to something far older,
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a Stargate event. Nebuchadnezzar's obsession with
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the heavens was not symbolic. He believed the gods came from
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the stars, and he believed he could bring them back.
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His inscriptions speak of Marduk not as myth but as commander, a
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being who established stations in the sky and opened gates on
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both sides, references that some scholars believe point to
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Nibiru, the crossing place. According to the Anuma Elish,
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Marduk defeated Tiamat and built the architecture of the heavens,
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anchoring divine points in space, opening channels between
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realms, and Nebuchadnezzar rebuilt those points.
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The Ishtar Gate, the Processional Way, the Tower of
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Babel. These weren't symbols, they were
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interfaces. And when Saddam followed in his
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footsteps, he wasn't rebuilding a city.
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He was reawakening a system following the blueprint of a
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gatekeeper. September 2016 Iraq's Transport
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Minister Qasem Finjan stands before the media in Dakar, a
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place steeped in the echoes of ancient history.
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He says something no one expects.
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He claims that 5000 years ago, the ancient Sumerians built the
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world's first airport, and it wasn't just for terrestrial
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flights. According to Finjon, this site
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connected Earth to the stars. Are we are old Ella Kituk Samo
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El Kramer? Are we are old Ella Kitabella?
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The LOL history begins from summer miss over.
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I. The media.
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Response was immediate laughter, dismissal.
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Why would a sitting minister, bound by the rigors of public
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service suddenly veer into tales of space ports and star
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travellers? Was it a desperate attempt at
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attention, or was Finjon pointing to something forgotten
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by history or deliberately erased?
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Not long after his declaration, Kazem Finjon's career began to
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unravel. Officially, his charge was
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corruption, accusations of tampering with government
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contracts, and mismanagement, culminating in a prison sentence
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handed down in absentia. And then he vanished.
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Was Finjon's undoing the result of political missteps, or had he
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crossed a line that powerful forces would not allow?
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As of November 2024, Finjon was sentenced to an additional three
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years in prison for violations related to government contracts.
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His exact location remains unknown.
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Doctor Michael Sala. Born in Melbourne, Australia, he
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holds a PhD in Government from the University of Queensland.
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Over his academic career, Sala served as a professor at
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American University in Washington, DC, specializing in
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conflict resolution, diplomacy and international politics.
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His research also wasn't limited to lecture halls.
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Sala actively engaged with policy makers, peace
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negotiations, and international diplomacy.
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But somewhere along the way his path shifted dramatically.
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While many dismiss claims of alien visitation or government
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cover ups, it's far harder to dismiss Doctor Saleh himself.
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Saleh was deeply respected, published in reputable journals,
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and taken seriously within his field.
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They don't exactly hand out pH DS in boxes of Cracker Jacks.
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Yet he willingly stepped away from mainstream academia into a
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far more controversial territory.
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May 2001 National Press Club, Washington, DCA room packed with
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journalists, camera crews, and a lineup of military insiders.
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Among the crowd sat Doctor Saleh, and that day he saw
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something he couldn't Unsee. One by one, former intelligence
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officers, pilots and government contractors stepped forward,
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calm, collected and dead serious.
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They spoke of crashed UFOs, of recovered alien bodies, of
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secret programs buried so deep inside the military industrial
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complex that even the president might not have full access.
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And none of them flinched. Dr. Saleh was captivated.
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The witnesses were credible men and women with security
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clearances, detailed logs, and first hand involvement in
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operations that most people aren't even aware exist.
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He began researching these claims, cross referencing
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whistleblower testimony with declassified documents, military
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records, and ancient historical narratives.
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What he found convinced him that the presence of extraterrestrial
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life and the political efforts to conceal it was not just a
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fringe theory, it was a buried reality.
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But the response from academia was swift and cold.
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He was told that his work had no place within the university, and
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in 2004, his position was terminated.
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And he became one of the first serious voices to suggest that
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we're not alone, and that world governments have known this all
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along. In 2003, the world watched as
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American forces rolled into Iraq.
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Officially, it was about weapons of mass destruction, about
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preventing terrorism, about democracy.
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But what if that wasn't the whole story?
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What if buried beneath the ruins of ancient Mesopotamia, beneath
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the cradle of civilization itself, was something far more
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dangerous? Doctor Michael Salah was one of
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the first to suggest that the Iraq war may have had another
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hidden objective to gain control over an ancient Stargate.
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The idea seems ripped from science fiction.
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Salah's theory draws on ancient Sumerian texts, Babylonian
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myths, and declassified government testimony from
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whistleblowers who claim the US military has long been aware of
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portal technology left behind by non human intelligences.
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According to these accounts, Iraq was once the domain of the
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Anunnaki, extraterrestrial beings who either created or
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heavily influenced early human civilization.
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The site in question? Uruk, one of the first major
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cities in human history. Some claim the US invasion
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targeted the ancient city of Ur, the ziggurat of Ur, and even the
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museum in Baghdad, which was looted within days of the
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invasion. Among the stolen or seized
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artifacts were tablets, cylinder seals and relics inscribed with
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strange symbology, many tied directly to the myths of the
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Anunnaki and the gates of the gods.
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Multiple independent sources, some cited by Saleh, others
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echoed in classified testimony and even remote viewing
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sessions, claimed the US military secured a buried device
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beneath a rocky soil, a portal, a stargate said to be dormant
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but recoverable, a device that allowed travel between worlds or
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dimensions. According to Salah and those
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aligned with this theory, the US government feared that Saddam
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Hussein had either discovered this artifact or was attempting
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to activate it. Hussein was obsessed with
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Babylonian grandeur. He even rebuilt the ancient
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cities. Ishtar Gate.
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Who today remembers the legends of the grandeur that was ancient
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Babylon? President Saddam is one who
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does. Indeed, For the president of
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modern day Iraq, ancient Babylon has more than mere historical
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significance. This is the southern palace of
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King Nebuchadnezzar in the 6th century BC.
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He was the Middle East's top dog, and this is the throne room
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of King Nebuchadnezzar, the ruler of the greatest empire the
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world had known until this time. And he made sure that everyone
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did know about it too. And you?
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Can see some inscription from the time of Nebuchadnezzar.
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We'll tell as it is the translator of this description.
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I'm Nebuchadnezzar, the king of the world.
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Reconstruct this building to my family and to my God.
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I hope to help me in the lower life that's mean in the date
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life. He'd like to put his stamp on
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all the bricks that are in Babylon.
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The palace was rebuilt by President Saddam.
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He sees Nebuchadnezzar as the first Iraqi revolutionary and a
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man to emulate. It says in the era of President
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Saddam Hussein, all Babylon was reconstructed in three stages.
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From Nebuchadnezzar to Saddam Hussein, Babylon is rising
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again. In 2003, German archaeologists
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announced a significant discovery in Iraq, what they
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believed to be the tomb of the legendary King Gilgamesh, a
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central figure in the ancient Sumerian epic bearing his name.
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Just five months later, Iraq was invaded by the United States.
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Amidst the ensuing conflict, the Iraq National Museum in Baghdad
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was looted. This looting wasn't a random act
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of chaos, it appeared to be a well coordinated operation
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employing shape charges and other professional techniques.
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Thousands of invaluable artifacts, including those with
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potential connections to the Anunnaki, were stolen.
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The figure of Gilgamesh is often depicted as a giant in ancient
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texts. Interestingly, there are modern
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accounts of soldiers encountering giant figures in
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the Middle Eastern deserts, sparking further speculation
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about the connections between ancient myths and contemporary
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events. Following the invasion, the US
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military established a base in the ancient city of Babylon.
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This presence led to the destruction of some historical
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artifacts, and numerous items were taken from the site.
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It is widely believed that the military was searching for
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something of significant historical and possibly esoteric
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value. The city of Nimrud was founded
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more than 3300 years ago. It was one of the capitals of
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the Assyrian Empire. The Iraqi government confirmed
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that the site was attacked by armed extremists using
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bulldozers on March 5th, 2005. Why would so many powerful
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entities and governments go to such lengths to acquire or
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destroy these ancient Sumerian artifacts?
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What secrets could these relics hold?
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A Freedom of Information Act request revealed an e-mail from
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a person named Denatrice Senegar sent to then Secretary of State
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Hillary Clinton. This e-mail requested documents
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related to the Resurrection Chamber of Gilgamesh, the
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location of his body, and the buried Nephilim.
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These emails, which were later leaked through WikiLeaks between
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October 7th and November 4th, 2006, have since sparked
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widespread speculation and intrigue.
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Doctor Michael Saleh has referenced several
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whistleblowers in relation to the alleged discovery of a
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Stargate in Iraq. While he often maintains the
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anonymity of his sources, some individuals have publicly shared
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their accounts. Dan Burisch, a former
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microbiologist allegedly involved in secret government
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projects, claimed participation in a covert team tasked with
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locating portal technologies in Iraq.
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He asserted that the US invasion aimed to secure ancient Stargate
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technology. Corey Goode, who also claims
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involvement in secret space programs, described ancient
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portals found globally, including in Iraq.
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He suggested that the US sought these technologies during the
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Iraq invasion. In 1985, Saddam Hussein ordered
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the restoration of the great ziggarat of ER.
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Even today, you can still see and use the massive stairways he
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had installed. He believed ER was sacred
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ground, the place where gods once walked.
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According to the Sumerians, this was where the gods descended,
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ruled the earth, taught kings, built cities, and then vanished.
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The ziggarat was a beacon during the restoration.
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Workers uncovered sealed chambers, rooms not listed on
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any archaeological plans. Inside, strange inscriptions,
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symbols that didn't match Sumerian kuni form, tools or
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objects made of unfamiliar alloys, burned glyphs resembling
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stars, gates and spirals. The site was locked down.
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Workers were reassigned, equipment removed under military
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escort. Whatever was found, it never saw
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the light of day again. After the invasion, the US
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military did something strange. They built a base right on top
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of the great ziggurat of UR. Not beside it, not near it.
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Directly on top. The oldest temple in human
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history turned into a forward operating base.
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The official story? Logistics, proximity,
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coincidence. But the soldiers who were
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stationed there told a different story.
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They described areas of the site being cordoned off, patrolled
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off limits. Archaeologists were removed,
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locals pushed out cameras banned.
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Sections of the ziggurat sealed, covered. 1 soldier said it felt
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like they weren't guarding a monument, they were guarding
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something inside it. If Saddam had found something
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beneath, ER, the US came to take it.
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But what if the ziggurat was never just a temple?
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What if it was a machine? What if the ancients didn't just
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build monuments, they built terminals, interfaces to
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something larger, A Stargate network, a grid of hidden
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technology buried beneath layers of myth and empire.
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Iraq was just one node, but a powerful 1, and Saddam knew it.
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That's why he rebuilt Babylon, had his name carved into every
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stone, echoed the proclamations of Nebuchadnezzar.
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He believed Babylon was rising again, that the gate would open
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and the world watched him. Ancient kings spoke of gods
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descending from the sky. Modern powers wage wars over
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ruins, and buried beneath it all is a secret no one is supposed
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to find. Maybe it's just myth.
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Maybe it's buried truth. But whatever was uncovered in
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the deserts of Iraq, whatever Saddam found beneath the
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ziggurats and temples, it was enough to rewrite history.
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And maybe that's why they had to burn it.
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We were told the Iraq war was about weapons of mass
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destruction. We were told it was about oil,
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about terrorism, about freedom. But what if that was just the
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surface? What if it was about something
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older, something buried? The tomb of Gilgamesh, A
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resurrection chamber, a stargate locked behind the gates of
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Babylon? The whispers are always the
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same, artifacts taken, sights sealed, records scrubbed, and
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the world moves on, never asking why.
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They told us the Anunnaki were just a myth.
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They told us the gods never came, but maybe they were here.
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Maybe they left something behind.
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And maybe, just maybe, someone found it.
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Saddam believed he was chosen to finish what the old kings began,
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and if that belief was based on something real, then the war
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wasn't about controlling the future, it was about rewriting
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the past, or worse, unsealing it.
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The story isn't over because the ziggurats are still there and
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whatever is sleeping beneath them hasn't woken up yet.
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