The Annunaki and the Myth of a 12th Planet

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The Annunaki and the Myth of a 12th Planet2006 01 22By Neil Freer | ufo.whipnet.org

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&u#erian 'ulture and the Annunaki(orking fro# the )a#e ar!haeologi!al di)!o"erie)* artifa!t)* and re!o"ered re!ord) a)ar!haeologi)t) and lingui)t) ha"e for two hundred year)* &it!hin propound) + pro"e)* in theopinion of thi) author ,, that the Anunnaki -&u#erian /tho)e who !a#e down fro# the hea"en)ld te)ta#ent 3e4rew* Anakei#* Nefili#* %lohi# %gyptian Neter5* an ad"an!ed !i"iliation fro#the tenth planet in our )olar )y)te#* )pla)hed down in the Per)ian gulf area around 782*000year) ago* !olonied the planet* with the purpo)e of o4taining large 9uantitie) of gold. &o#e2:0*000 year) ago* the re!o"ered do!u#ent) tell u)* their lower e!helon #iner) re4elled again)tthe !ondition) in the #ine) and the Anunnaki dire!torate de!ided to !reate a !reature to take theirpla!e. %nki* their !hief )!ienti)t and Ninhur)ag their !hief #edi!al offi!er* after getting no)ati)fa!tory re)ult) )pli!ing ani#al and 3o#o %re!tu) gene)* #erged their Anunnaki gene) withthat of 3o#o %re!tu) and produ!ed u)* 3o#o &apien)* a geneti!ally 4i!a#eral )pe!ie)* for theirpurpo)e) a) )la"e). Be!au)e we were a hy4rid* we !ould not pro!reate. The de#and for u) a)worker) 4e!a#e greater and we were geneti!ally #anipulated to reprodu!e.

%"entually* we 4e!a#e )o nu#erou) that )o#e of u) were e;pelled fro# the Anunnaki !ity!enter)* gradually )preading o"er the planet. 3a"ing 4e!o#e a )ta4le geneti! )to!k andde"eloping #ore pre!o!iou)ly than* perhap)* the Anunnaki had anti!ipated* the Anunnaki 4eganto 4e attra!ted to hu#an) a) )e;ual partner) and !hildren were 4orn of the)e union). Thi) wa)una!!epta4le to the #a


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4e found in the farthe)t rea!he) of the planet.

Around 6000 year) ago* they* pro4a4ly realiing that they were going to pha)e off the planet*4egan* gradually* to 4ring hu#an) to independen!e. &u#er* a hu#an !i"iliation* a#aing in it)/)udden* #ature* and highly ad"an!ed !hara!ter wa) )et up under their tutelage inMe)opota#ia. 3u#an king) were inaugurated a) go,4etween)* fore#en of the hu#an

population) an)wering to the Anunnaki. A )train of hu#an)* geneti!ally enhan!ed with #oreAnunnaki gene)* a 4loodline of ruler) in a tradition of /)er"ant) of the people wa) initiated->ardner5. The)e de)ignated hu#an) were taught te!hnology* #athe#ati!)* a)trono#y*ad"an!ed !raft) and the way) of ad"an!ed !i"ilied )o!iety -in )!hool)* !alled now /#y)tery)!hool) 4ut there wa) no #y)tery a4out the#5. >ardner ha) 4rought to light the fa!t that theree;i)t) a ro4u)t* highly do!u#ented* genealogi!al* geneti! hi)tory !arrying all the way 4a!k to the

Anunnaki* po))e))ed 4y the heterodo; tradition of 'hri)tianity* whi!h i) only now !o#ing forward*no longer gun,)hy of the =n9ui)ition. Thi) tradition* pre)er"ing the 4loodline* i) the one 4randed/hereti!al and #urderou)ly per)e!uted 4y the o#an 'hur!h. There were no ?ark Age) for thi)tradition* only for tho)e who# the 'hur!h wanted to keep in the dark a4out the real nature ofhu#an hi)tory and de)troy the 4loodline* a dire!t threat to the power of the Bi)hop).

(hat e"iden!e )upport) the &it!hin the)i)@

The A)trono#i!al %"iden!e/...no !on!rete pro4le# i) going to 4e )ol"ed a) long a) the e;pert) of a)trono#y are too)uper!iliou) to tou!h #ythi!al idea) ,, whi!h are fir#ly 4elie"ed to 4e plain non)en)e* of !our)e,, a) long a) hi)torian) of religion )wear to it that )tar) and planet) were )#uggled into originallyhealthy fertility !ult) and nai"e fairy tale) only "ery late ,, when!e the)e unhealthy )u4iorgio de &antillana*Ph.?. 3ertha "on ?e!hend* Ph.?.* 3a#letC) Mill

A key underpinning of the &it!hin paradig# i) the e;i)ten!e* now or in the pa)t* of the tenth planetin our )olar )y)te#* the ho#e planet of the Anunnaki with the )ie* or4it* and !hara!teri)ti!)de)!ri4ed* a) &it!hin ha) de#on)trated* in the %nu#a %li)h and !orro4orated 4y 3arrington*

for#er !hief of the D.&. Na"al 4)er"atory* now de!ea)ed.

To#4augh di)!o"ered Pluto in 1E80. 'hri)tie* of the D.&. Na"al 4)er"atory* di)!o"ered 'haron*Pluto) #oon* in 1EGH. The !hara!teri)ti!) of Pluto deri"a4le fro# the nature of 'haronde#on)trated that there #u)t )till 4e a large planet undi)!o"ered 4e!au)e Pluto !ould not 4e the!au)e of the re)idual)* the /wo44le) in the or4ital path) of Dranu) and Neptune !learlyidentifia4le. The =A& -=nfrared A)trono#i!al &atellite5* during H8 ,H7* produ!ed o4)er"ation) ofa tenth planet )o ro4u)t that one of the a)trono#er) on the pro


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what i) now %arth) or4it to re!ongeal a) %arth* dragging it) #oon with it to 4e!o#e our Moonwith all it) ano#alie). The )hattered de4ri) of Tia#at) )#aller part 4e!a#e the a)teroid 4elt*!o#et)* and #eteorite). The gouge of our Pa!ifi! 4a)in i) awe)o#e te)ti#ony to the !olli)ionale"ent. Ni4iru )ettled into a 8600 year ellipti!al retrograde -oppo)ite dire!tion to all the otherplanet)5 or4it around our )un* !o#ing in through the a)teroid 4elt region 4etween Mar) andJupiter at perigee and )winging far out pa)t Pluto at apogee. 3arrington a!knowledged that hi)infor#ation agreed with all the)e detail) and the #ap) they ea!h had drawn of the or4it) wereal#o)t indi)tingui)ha4le. The !urrent pro4a4le lo!ation of Ni4iru -Planet K* our tenth5 e)ti#ated4y 4oth wa) the )a#e.

=t i) the opinion of thi) author and other) that* in light of the e"iden!e already o4tained throughthe u)e of the Pioneer 10 and 11 and two Ioyager )pa!e !raft* the =nfrared =#aging &atellite-=A&* LH8,H75 and the !lear and une9ui"o!al )tate#ent) of 3arrington when !on)ulting with&it!hin* that the )ear!h ha) already 4een a!!o#pli)hed* in fa!t that the planet ha) already 4eenfound.

(e need to for!e the i))ue of the tenth planet 4eing in our )olar )y)te#* not


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and the !lay ta4let) held there were fired* pre)er"ing the# for our reading. ne of the #o)ti#pre))i"e find)* in "ery re!ent ti#e* ha) 4een a )ealed* nine foot 4y )i; foot roo# in &ipparholding* neatly arranged on )hel"e)* a )et of )o#e 700 ela4orate !lay ta4let) !ontaining anun4roken re!ord of the hi)tory of tho)e an!ient ti#e)* a )ort of ti#e !ap)ule. The e"iden!e i) )oo"erwhel#ing and ro4u)t that* if it werent for tho)e with power enough to )uppre))* it would ha"e4een a!!epted and our world "iew !hanged a !entury ago or* perhap)* )ooner.

The >eneti! %"iden!eThe re!o"ered re!ord) pla!e the lo!ation of the Anunnaki la4oratory where the fir)t hu#an) wereliterally produ!ed in ea)t !entral Afri!a


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9ue)tion )hould pro"ide ri!h additional !lue) in it)elf.

Arti!le fro# httpufo.whipnet.org!reationannunaki.)u#erianinde;.ht#l

elatedOe!haria &it!hin

>ene)i) e"i)ted

The Myth of a 12th PlanetA Brief Analy)i) of 'ylinder &eal IA 278By Mi!hael &. 3ei)er Ph.?. | )it!hini)wrong.!o#

Mi!hael &. 3ei)er Ph.?. !andidate* i) a )!holar of the 3e4rew Bi4le and An!ient &e#iti!$anguage) at the Dni"er)ity of (i)!on)in,Madi)on

The Following are e;!erpt) fro# Mi!heal &. 3ei)er) pdf file The Myth of a 12th Planet A BriefAnaly)i) of 'ylinder &eal IA 278

Plea)e "i)it )it!hini)wrong.!o# for #ore arti!le) and infor#ation.

=ntrodu!tioneader) of Oe!haria &it!hin) 4ook)* parti!ularly The 12th Planet* will re!ognie the a4o"e )eal*IA 278 -)o na#ed 4e!au)e it i) nu#4er 278 in the !olle!tion of the Iordera)iati)!he Mu)eu# inBerlin5. Thi) )eal i) the !enterpie!e of &it!hin) theory that the &u#erian) had ad"an!eda)trono#i!al knowledge of the planetary 4odie) in our )olar )y)te#. Thi) knowledge wa)allegedly gi"en to the &u#erian) 4y e;traterre)trial)* who# &it!hin identifie) a) the Anunnaki

god) of &u#ero,Me)opota#ian #ythology. =n the upper left,hand !orner of the )eal* &it!hinargue)* one )ee) the )un )urrounded 4y ele"en glo4e). &in!e an!ient people) -in!luding the&u#erian) a!!ording to &it!hin5 held the )un and #oon to 4e /planet)* the)e ele"en glo4e) plu)the )un add up to twel"e planet). f !our)e* )in!e we now know of nine planet) plu) our )un and#oon* part of &it!hin) argu#ent i) that the &u#erian) knew of an e;tra planet 4eyond Pluto. Thi)e;tra planet i) !on)idered 4y &it!hin to 4e Ni4iru* an a)trono#i!al 4ody #entioned inMe)opota#ian te;t). &it!hin) work) detail hi) !ontention that Ni4iru pa))e) through our )olar)y)te# e"ery 8600 year)* and )o )o#e 4elie"er) in &it!hin) theory !ontend that Ni4iru will return)oon. &o#e follower) of &it!hin) idea) al)o refer to Ni4iru a) /Planet K.


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=) &it!hin !orre!t + in whole or in part@ =) Ni4iru a 12th planet that will )oon return@ ?oe) IA278pro"e hi) the)i)@ Dnfortunately for &it!hin and hi) follower)* the an)wer to ea!h of the)e9ue)tion) i) no. Thi) paper will fo!u) on the heart of hi) theory* IA278. Ni4iru i) the )u4


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headdre)). Al)o in it) fa"or i) the fa!t that there are literally hundred) of )u!h /offering )eal)* and#any ha"e a )tar in upper pro;i#ity to the figure) head)* )ignifying the figure i) a deity -)ee thee;a#ple5.

-'5 &in!e the )tar i) )urrounded 4y ele"en other )tar) -dot)5* the arti)ti! depi!tion !ould )tand forthe lead god of the Me)opota#ian di"ine !oun!il and it) other ele"en -upper tier5 #e#4er).

e!all that -a) &it!hin again point) out5 the Me)opota#ian !oun!il had 12 #e#4er). = ha"e noted4efore that the 12 #e#4er !oun!il i)nt alway) !on)i)tent in Me)opota#ian religion -at ti#e)eight god) are !on)idered the !oun!il5* 4ut 12 i) the #ore pre"alent nu#4er. Thi) the)i) i)attra!ti"e* 4ut = !ant )ay there i) #u!h to !o##end it o"er option B. The reader #ight 4e thinkingat thi) point* /(ell* i)nt the )un god the leader of the pantheon + )o if thi) )y#4ology point) tothe di"ine !oun!il the !enter )y#4ol !ould )till 4e the )un@ Thi) would 4e an erroneou) line ofthought )in!e in &u#ero,Me)opota#ian religion the )un god i) NT the high god the high god i)

Anu -later* Marduk5* not &ha#a)h.

The)e option) are ad#ittedly )u4


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The )eal i) tran)literated -the &u#ero,Akkadian )ign) in %ngli)h letter)5 and tran)lated in theprin!ipal pu4li!ation of the Berlin Iordera)iati)!he Mu)eu#) pu4li!ation of it) )eal !olle!tion*Iordera)iati)!he oll)iegel -/(e)t A)ian 'ylinder &eal) 1E705 4y Me)opota#ian )!holar AntonMoortgat on page 101. Thi) 4ook i) in >er#an* )o = offer the >er#an and an %ngli)h tran)lation

$ine 1 R du4,)i,ga /?u4)iga a per)onal na#e of an apparently powerful per)on!Q$ine 2 R ili,il,la,at /=li,illat another per)onal na#e* thi) ti#e of the )eal) ownerQ$ine 8 R ir8,)u /dein Sne!ht >er#an for /your )er"antdQ&o the full -rather 4oring5 in)!ription of IA278 read) /?u4)iga* =li,illat* yourhi) )er"ant. Nothingin the in)!ription )ugge)t) anything re#otely to do with a)trono#y or planet).

=n an e#ail !orre)ponden!e with ?r. udi Mayr* who)e di))ertation wa) on !ylinder )eal)* ?r.Mayr !o##ented on the in)!ription) and the )eal and = intereneral 'o##ent)$ike all an!ient religion)* &u#ero,Me)opota#ian religion had a great !on!ern with hea"enly4odie) that !ould 4e o4)er"ed with the naked eye. =n parti!ular* the )un* #oon* and Ienu) werei#portant fo!u) point) 4e!au)e of their ea)e of "i)i4ility* and ea!h wa) arti)ti!ally )y#4olied and


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)tood for a deity.

=n &u#er,Me)opota#ian religion* the )un god )y#4ology wa) "ery !lear

&un god R &ha#a)h -Dtu in the &u#erian languagee5

The )y#4ol of the )un god in &u#ero,Me)opota#ian religion wa) a !entral !ir!le with foure;tended /ar#) with wa"y line) in 4etween ea!h /ar# -#o)t !o##on5* or a !ir!le with onlywa"y line). The entire )y#4ol wa) it)elf nearly alway) = dont know any e;!eption)* 4ut there#ay 4e one +


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Me)opota#ian religiou) art. The )tar al)o i) found with )i; -like IA 2785 or )e"en point)* and thepoint) e"en "ary within the )a#e )eal or )tela !ar"ing. =t wa)nt !on)i)tent in point)* 4ut what the)y#4ol )tood for wa) !on)i)tent + either a )tar* planet* or deity + 4ut NT the )un. The )tar)y#4ol i) either )et within a !ir!le or* far #ore often* not within a !ir!le. =t i) !learly di)tin!t fro#the )un )y#4ol.

3ow do = know that the )y#4ol of IA 278 i) a )tar and not the )un di)k@ ther than the o4"iou)noted a4o"e + that IA 278 doe) not ha"e the wa"y line) 4etween the /ar#) of the )y#4ol and i)not )et within a !ir!le , &u#ero,Me)opota#ian religion often grouped the )y#4ol) for the )un godwith that of the #oon god -Akkadian R &in &u#erian R Nanna5 and =)htar -&u#erian R =nana5.Thi) i)nt )urpri)ing )in!e they were )o readily "iewed. =n )hort* they didnt !onfu)e the )y#4ol)and neither )hould we.

Thi) grouped three)o#e i) "ery pre"alent in &u#ero,Me)opota#ian art* and !o#pel) theo4)er"ation that the )un )y#4ol and )tar )y#4ol were di)tingui)hed fro# ea!h other

&our!e Dr)ula &eidl* ?ie Ba4yloni)!hen Sudurru elief)* Tafel 11* Oweite >ruppe* )tela /a RThe Ba4ylonian Sudurru elief)* Plate 11* 2nd >roup* )tela /a. Note the wa"y line) and en!ir!led)un )y#4ol on the right.

Dr)ula &eidl* ?ie Ba4yloni)!hen Sudurru elief)* Tafel 1E* Iierte >ruppe* )tela /4 R TheBa4ylonian Sudurru elief)* Plate 1E* 7th >roup* relief /4. Note the wa"y line) and en!ir!led )un)y#4ol on the lower right.The )y#4ol) for )un and )tarplanet are al)o di)tingui)hed !learly in odia!al artwork fro#Me)opota#ia


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&our!e Dr)ula &eidl* ?ie Ba4yloni)!hen Sudurru elief)* p. 7G R The Ba4ylonian Sudurruelief)* p. 7GThe )un )y#4ol -$eft5 and )tar )y#4ol -ight5 are ne;t to ea!h other under the )nake -?ra!o5.Note the wa"y line) of the )un )y#4ol

3ere i) a !lo)e,up of the )un -$5 and )tar -5 )y#4ol a4o"e. Note that the )tar in thi) !a)e ha)eight point)

A )e!ond odia! e;a#ple


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&our!e Dr)ula &eidl* ?ie Ba4yloni)!hen Sudurru elief)* p. 60 R The Ba4ylonian Sudurruelief)* p. 60The )un )y#4ol -!enter5 and )tar )y#4ol - of !enter5 are ne;t to ea!h other under the )nake)tail. Note the wa"y line) of the )un )y#4ol

=n the a4o"e e;a#ple* note that -15 the )tar ha) )e"en point)* and -45 the )tar) 4elow it ha"e )i;point). Note al)o that the)e )#aller )tar) al)o $A'S point) + they are


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&our!e Dr)ula &eidl* ?ie Ba4yloni)!hen Sudurru elief)* p. 28 R The Ba4ylonian Sudurruelief)* p. 28Note that the )tar )y#4ol here ha) )i; point) a) doe) the IA 278 )tar.

&o#e !o##entary on thi) la)t e;a#ple i) in order. The pre"iou) two e;a#ple) !learly are in

odia! !onte;t* a) i) thi) one. Tho)e pre"iou) two e;a#ple) !learly ha"e the )un )y#4ol drawnin a #anner !on)i)tent with e;pe!ted &u#ero,Me)opota#ian feature) -wa"y line)* en!ir!led5 thatun#i)taka4ly di)tingui)he) the )un fro# the )tar )y#4ol. The )tar )y#4ol )ignifie) the )a#ea)trono#i!al 4ody in ea!h !a)e* yet the nu#4er of point) "arie). Thi) #ean) that the nu#4er ofpoint) i) uni#portant for identifying the )tar )y#4ol a) a &TA or planet* NT the )un. 3en!eone !annot )ay* /well the )tar )y#4ol u)ually ha) eight point)* and the &it!hin )eal ha) )i;*therefore it) not a )tar 4ut the )un. Thi) i) erroneou) 4e!au)e the)e e;a#ple) de#on)trate!learly that a )tar )y#4ol !an ha"e 6* G* or H pt).* and $A'S& wa"y line). The )y#4ol on&it!hin) IA 278 i) NT the )un. =t i) a )tar* and thu) denote) a )tar* a god* or a )ingle planet.Thi) i)nt #y opinion* it) the &u#ero,Me)opota#ian art !on"ention.

Plea)e note that thi) arti!le !ontinue) di)!u))ing !ylinder )eal e;a#ple) of )tar )y#4ol)httpwww.)it!hini)wrong.!o#IA278)eal.pdf

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