In 2003, German archaeologist Jörg Fassbender and his team used modern technology deep underground in the Iraqi desert to discover an important site with houses, gardens and fields, as well as an extremely complex canal system, which archaeologists call Venice in the desert, a complete ancient city, very similar to the city of Uruk recorded in the epic. The site also unearthed a mysterious mausoleum, which may have been the name of the mysterious king of ancient Mesopotamia, Gilgamesh, the oldest story of mankind, the protagonist of the epic of Gilgamesh. The epic records that Gilgamesh was 5 meters tall, a descendant of the goddess Ninsong and mortals, and the ruler of the city of Uruk. Does this mean that Fassbender found a grave with the body of a 5-meter-tall giant? Just a few weeks later, something strange happened, the U.S. invasion of Iraq, which forced Fassbender and his team to give up their jobs.
Back in 1849, a British historian and archaeologist named Henry came to northern Iraq, where there are ruins of an ancient library, built by order of the last king of the Assyrian Empire, Ashurbanipal Library, one of the oldest libraries in human history, dating back to the 7th century BC. Henry found a major historical discovery in the ruins, he found an ancient clay tablet thousands of years old, which is the size of today's tablet and engraved with mysterious words, and more than 15,000 clay tablets and clay tablet fragments were found in this ruin. The clay tablets were sent to the British Museum, where scholars from all over the world have been trying to decipher them. What does it record? And who wrote it? More than two decades later, a man named George Smith gave the answer.
Born on the island of Great Britain in the year that the ancient eastern powers were engaged in the first Opium War with the established powers, Luthor did not change history, but he deciphered the mysterious words on these clay tablets. His name was George Smith, and under the dual oppression of capitalism and imperialism, he dropped out of school at the age of 14 and began to work as an engraver. Smith happened to see a news report about clay tablets in a newspaper, and out of curiosity, Smith began visiting the British Museum at lunchtime and in his spare time, studying the collection, slowly teaching himself ancient languages, and studying how ancient texts were written. By 1866, the museum staff finally noticed this strange young man, and after several conversations, the British Museum met to study and decide that he must be given a formation. Years later, the text on the clay tablet was finally deciphered.
In 1872, in a speech attended by the British Prime Minister, Smith introduced his discovery to the crowd, which immediately caused a great sensation around the world, and the clay tablets recorded an ancient flood that destroyed mankind, leaving only one person and his family, later known as the Mesopotamian version of Noah's Ark. Many scholars and theologians firmly believe that this ancient flood story confirms the story of Noah's Ark in the Bible.
In 1875, Smith compiled and published the results of his research, which is the oldest story of mankind, the famous Epic of Gilgamesh. Unfortunately, Smith died suddenly in 1876 at the age of 36.
The work on the clay tablets did not end, and scholars continued Smith's work, translating more and more clay tablets and slowly revealing the full story of these clay tablets, which recorded much more than a major flood. Gilgamesh was the king of ancient Mesopotamia, which included parts of present-day Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Syria, and Kuwait. The epic of Gilgamesh tells the story of his early reign as a tyrant, causing anger and misery, and people in distress praying to the gods of heaven to save them, and the gods created a half-man, half-beast warrior Enchi to teach him a lesson. The two became good friends and embarked on a series of adventures to benefit the people and become heroes loved by everyone. After Enchidu's death, Gilgamesh spends the rest of his life searching for the secrets of eternal life, and the epic once again tells a series of adventures. It is a literary treasure left by early humans, and scholars believe that it greatly influenced the development of the epic literary genre, including famous works such as the Iliad and Homer's Epics.
But in modern times, more attention is paid to the epic's description of Gilgamesh, who is said to be the son of mortals and goddesses, who is one-third human and two-thirds divine, burly and 5 meters tall, possessing superhuman strength and endurance, and extraordinary intelligence. He has all the power of the world and knows all the knowledge of the world.
For more than 20 years, people around the world have wondered why the United States invaded Iraq. The official narrative of the U.S. government at the time that Iraq and its leader Saddam Hussein hid weapons of mass destruction has since proved to be an outright outright lie. So what is the real reason? Guess is it a coincidence that the invasion was launched immediately after the excavation of the Gilgamesh Mausoleum?
When U.S. forces invaded Iraq, they immediately established a camp around the Gilgamesh site. At the same time, they expelled scientists and sent back journalists sent to cover the report. A few months later, locals claimed they saw U.S. military personnel digging in the ground and removing things from it.
Located in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, the National Museum of Iraq is one of the most important museums in human history, filled with ancient manuscripts, statues and coins throughout the history of human civilization. Ironically, before the invasion, a delegation of scientists and historians from the international community warned that the museum was the most important site in Iraq, but when the United States occupied Baghdad, they left the museum unguarded for days. During this time, hordes of thugs broke into the museum and stole tens of thousands of priceless artifacts. However, many witnesses reported that before the mob broke into the museum, U.S. special forces had stationed and emptied entire vaults full of artifacts, loaded them onto heavy trucks and disappeared. The negligence of the US military in protecting the museum has been strongly condemned by the international community, with the President of the International Council on Monuments calling it no less than a crime against humanity.
Numerous ancient texts record the interaction of the Sumerians as the indigenous people of Mesopotamia with gods called Anunnaki, and how these gods taught the Sumerians advanced knowledge and technology. Some believe that these Anunnaki are not gods at all, but ancient alien visitors who came to Earth thousands of years ago.
In the 20s of the last century, the world rumored that an advanced ancient technology called the Star Gate was discovered in Iraq, which could teleport people from one place to another. At that time, several major powers sent expeditions to Iraq to find nothing, and slowly, this rumor was forgotten.
The Qur'an, an Islamic scripture, records a miracle that took Muhammad to and from Mecca and Jerusalem overnight. One night on July 27, 621, Allah sent the angel Gabriel to Mecca to meet Muhammad and give him Braq, a mounted horse with a human face. Muhammad rode Braq, and under Gabriel's guidance, flew to Jerusalem in the blink of an eye, for the night walk.
In the 80s of the 20th century, new rumors appeared, and it was said that Saddam Hussein had discovered the star gate and had begun secret research and tried to make it work. By the end of the '90s, the U.S. government was worried that Saddam's way of working with Stargates might be about to be studied so that he would be able to teleport anywhere, perhaps even contacting aliens and receiving their advanced alien technology.
During the 1991 Gulf War, the Russian newspaper Pravda published an astonishing report that came to be known as the "Roswell Incident in Iraq." A Russian colonel in Iraq at the time witnessed the U.S. Air Force shoot down a UFO. When he quickly ventured to the crash site, he found the plane round and made of materials I'd never seen before. About a third of the craft was torn apart by the explosion of American missiles. The Saudis didn't let us touch anything, but I managed to see something that confused.
It was a relatively small spacecraft, about 5 meters in diameter. It had three chairs, probably for the crew, but they were too small to seem to be for children. Incredibly, no bodies were found at the crash site, nor was anything that looked like a power plant. Later, the operator of the Saudi radar station told me that no objects were being monitored ejecting or falling from the vehicle. The helicopter conducted a carpet search in the desert, but the pilots were unable to find any valuable information near the crash site. If what the colonel said is true, then where did the pilots of the spacecraft go? Where is its engine? Is it possible that the Iraqis had already taken these things with them before the Russian, Saudi or American representatives arrived on the scene?
It wasn't until late 2002 that a self-proclaimed Iraqi military insider broke the news and gave the answer that Iraq had indeed recovered something from the crash site and was trying to reverse engineer alien technology, and that Saddam's scientists were close to breaking through key technologies, and the U.S. government had to stop them. A few months later, the United States invaded Iraq. Perhaps "weapons of mass destruction" is actually a code word for alien technology.
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