Excerpt from Anunnnaki: Gods No More –Techno-Savvy ET s From the Planet Nibiru Who Came For Gold, Created Us From Their Genome to Work the Mines, Posed As Gods, Decided to Let Us Drown, But Then Decided to Breed Us to Work for Them” by Sasha Alex Lessin, Ph.D. (Anthropology, U.C.L.A.)
Around 38,000 BCE, skirmishes and the likelihood of destructive war grew between the two lineages from Nibiru on Earth. Enki’s and Enlil’s lineages teetered on the verge of all-out war between them. Then their darlings decided to marry. They connected at Marduk’s wedding in Sumer. “On the Landing Platform [Lebanon], Dumuzi and Inanna their eyes on each other set. Hesitant at first they were, he of Enki’s lineage, she of Enlil an offspring [son’s daughter].”
Two hundred Igigi astronauts occupied the Landing Platform in Lebanon, then flew to Eridu. They mixed with Earthlings and Nibiran Expedition people and watched Marduk and Sarpanit wed. In some versions of the tale, Inanna and Dumuzi became lovers.
Enkiite and Enlilite elders hoped that if Dumuzi wed Inanna, deadly rivalry between their lineages would stop. “‘Perchance the espousing peace between the linages truly will bring,’” Enlil to them all did say.” He ordered the Indus Valley developed as a dowry for Inanna and Dumuzi [Enki: 251; Giants: 215].
Rulers of Nibiru and Earth pampered Inanna. Nannar fathered her. Her mother, Ninlil, bore Inanna and her twin Utu (delivered before Inanna) on Earth. Ninmah educated her. Enki favored his son, Dumuzi. Enki’s spouse, Damkina, bore Dumuzi, who, like Inanna, was fast-maturing like Inanna. [Wars: 231; Enki: 250]
Dumuzi had gone with Ningishzidda and their hybrid half-brother, Adapa, to Nibiru. When Dumuzi returned to Earth from Nibiru, with Adapa, he brought sheep and goats. Enki made Dumuzi boss of Africa’s domestic herds and herdsmen.
Jealous that Dumuzi had replaced him as father Enki’s favorite, Marduk made sure Dumuzi and Inanna didn’t, in Sitchin’s version of the tale, wed. In Hardy’s version of the Inanna-Dumuzi tale, they do wed. “Inanna and Dumuzi marry and live together happily a long time, and yet they can’t have any kids—thus no heir.” [DNA: 43].
Both versions of the tale say Marduk sent his sister Geshtinanna to subvert Inanna’s African takeover. In Sitchin’s variant, “To Geshtinanna Inanna revealed, “A vision of a great nation I have. As a Great Anunnaki Dumuzi there will rise. His queen-spouse I shall be. To Dumuzi I status give, the country I will rightly direct.’ Inanna’s visions of rulership and glory by Geshtinanna to her brother Marduk were reported.
“By Inanna’s ambitions Marduk was greatly disturbed; to Geshtinanna a secret plan he said.” Marduk had Geshtinanna go to Dumuzi.
As Marduk rehearsed her, Gestinanna told Dumuzi, “Before you your young wife in your embrace will sleep, a legitimate heir, by a sister born, you must have [to keep succession within the Enki Lineage]. Inanna’s son to succession shall not entitled be” [Sitchin, J.; Enki: 251].
After she got his ejaculate, Geshtinanna warned Dumuzi. “Marduk of raping me will accuse you, evil emissaries to arrest you he will send. To try you and disgrace you he will order, the liaison with an Enlilite to disunite.”
Dumuzi, aghast, fled to hide behind a waterfall but slipped into the rapids and drowned in Lake Victoria[Enki: 253].
Dumuzi’s brother Gibil fished Dumuzi from the lake. He brought the body to Inanna’s sister Ereshkigal in South Africa.
Inanna flew to sister Ereshkigal’s weather station at Cape Arulas, where Gibil left Dumuzi’s body.
Ereshkigal Stopped Inanna & Nergal Breeding Heir to Africa
Ereshkigal knew Inanna came to exercise levirate to beget an heir with Nergal.
For levirate, a brother of the man who died (Nergal, Dumuzi’s brother in this case) impregnates his dead brother’s wife. The child they begat succeeds the dead brother.
Inanna ruled Dumuzi’s eldest brother, Marduk, unfit to impregnate her since Marduk (Dumuzi’s firstborn brother) caused Dumuzi’s death. So she sought Dumuzi’s next oldest brother, Nergal, Ereshkigal’s mate.
Inanna would, through Nergal and the boy they’d beget, rule in Africa despite Dumuzi’s death. Their son would inherit Dumuzi’s realms in northeast Africa, and she, as regent, would usurp Ereshkigal in Africa. “Of scheming an heir by Nergal, Dumuzi’s brother, Inanna was accused.”
When Inanna got to Ereshkigal’s place, Ereshkigal barred her entry.
Inanna forced her way in, but Ereshkigal disarmed her and hung her on a stake to die.
But “from clay of the Abzu Enki two emissaries fashioned, beings without blood, by death rays unharmed, to lower Abzu he sent them, Inanna to bring back.
“Upon the corpse the clay emissaries a Pulsar and an Emitter directed, then the Water of Life on her they sprinkled, in her mouth, the Plant of Life they placed. Then the dead Inanna arose” [Enki: 255].
Inanna took Dumuzi’s body to Sumer and mummified him so he could rejoin her bodily on Nibiru, since, she said, Nibiran gods live forever [Cosmic Code: 90, 96].
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