Only because the truth he's speaking is ripped off from someone else. This genre of study where UFO's are concerned, is pseudo-science, where nothing can be proved, and everything is borrowed from someone else. DO NOT BELIEVE A WORD HE SPEAKS. It's all BS, and more than likely he wrote none of it.
Only because the truth he's speaking is ripped off from someone else. This genre of study where UFO's are concerned, is pseudo-science, where nothing can be proved, and everything is borrowed from someone else. DO NOT BELIEVE A WORD HE SPEAKS. It's all BS, and more than likely he wrote none of it.
You really have a thing against the possibility of extraterrestrial (or extradimensional) life, don't you.
Why is that? Something spook you along the way, and you're trying to erase it from your mind?
The fact is, what this person says is absolutely true, where the Sumerian civilization DID in fact write about the Anunnaki, ie. "gods" from the stars, and more specifically, the planet they called Nibiru.
Our history goes MUCH further back than just 6000 years ago, but apparently all written records from that time have been destroyed, or hidden away in some vault.
Yet, there are ancient artifacts such as metal hammers found in rocks that have been dated to be 75 - 100 MILLION years old.
Wow! Staring us right in the face! That is a hammer no doubt and that is a piece of rock it's embedded in no doubt! Absolute proof of Extreme Human Antiquity!
I notice, though, the one commenter makes what at first glance appears to be a good point "I was wondering if anyone tried to do carbon-14 tests on the wooden handle? The fact that it was buried so deep could mean that there was a mine underground and that it was left in the mine shaft before it collapsed. So it may not be as old as you think. Just a thought" - except he neglects the fact that the hammer is EMBEDDED in rock, and thus not left by some miner in more recent times.
except he neglects the fact that the hammer is EMBEDDED in rock, and thus not left by some miner in more recent times.
Exactly.
Plus, density tests of the hammerhead indicate that the metal casting contains no bubbles, which is difficult or impossible for modern industry to achieve even today.
Plus, density tests of the hammerhead indicate that the metal casting contains no bubbles, which is difficult or impossible for modern industry to achieve even today.
Hmmm, it would be interesting to see if there are fewer point/linear/planar defects in it than in modern metal too. If that is that case.. we would be looking at a stronger piece of metal. And very advanced technology too.