Babylon 2: History of Babylon

History of the Gateway of the Gods...

Babylon (Babylonian, Bab-ilim or Babel, meaning the "Gateway of the Gods"), the Babylonians
(were like Demi-Gods), who were the direct descendants of the Sumerians and the Anunnaki
race. The ancient Astronauts, who are believed to have come from planet Nibiru, the twelfth
planet, and seeded Mankind.

Babylon is one of the most important cities of the ancient world, (One of the birthplaces of
Mankind), whose location today is marked by a broad area of ruins just east of the Euphrates
River, 90 km (56 mi) south of Baghdad, Iraq. Babylon was the capital of Babylonia in the 2nd
and 1st millennia BC.

The Sacred Ruins have recently been destroyed by the United States Military, in their efforts
to gain control over Iraq... for the oil... or maybe to hide some more of mankind's
history... a "historical" genocide.

The Capital of the Assyrian King, (Sargon/Nimrod), had at it's center a magnificent royal
palace, (whose walls were lined with sculptured Bas-Reliefs), which if placed end-to-end,
would stretch for over a mile. Commanding the city, and the Royal Compound, was a
step pyramid called a "Ziggurat", (it served as a "stairway to Heaven" for the Gods).

This was ancient Babylon. The lay out of the city, and the sculptures depicted a way of
life on a grand scale. The palaces, temples, houses, stables, warehouses, walls, gates,
columns, decorations, statues, artworks, musical instruments, towers, ramparts,
terraces, gardens... all were completed in just 5 years!

The imagination reels before the potential strength of an empire which could accomplish so much, in such a short
space of time, some 3,000 years ago.

Nimrod is the founder of all the kingdoms of Mesopotamia.

In antiquity, the great city of the gods....profited from its carefully selected location,
extending across the main overland trade route, connecting the Persian Gulf and
the Mediterranean.

This was a sacred site, located on immense "ley lines",
or "dragon currents".

Using "Geomancy", to lay out the terrain, an incredible Assyrian/Sumerian dynasty was created, a Mountain Oasis, situated in the dry desert.

The common language that formed the cultural and historical and religious bond between
Assyria and Babylonia was Akkadian. (It was the first known Semitic language, akin
to pre-dating Hebrew, Aramaic, Phoenician, and Canaanite).

But the Assyrians & the Babylonians did not invent the language or its script, many of
their tablets bore the postscript, that they had been copied from earlier originals.

Who then, invented the cuneiform script and developed the language, its precise grammar
and rich vocabulary? Who wrote the earlier originals?

The ruins of Mesopotamia have provided conclusive evidence that there was indeed a
kingdom by the name of Akkad, established by a much earlier ruler, who called himself
a "Sharrukin" (Righteous Ruler).

He claimed in his inscriptions, that his empire stretched, by the grace of his God "Enlil",
from the lower Sea, (the Persian Gulf), to the upper Sea, (believed to be the Mediterranean).

He boasted that he made Moor Ships from many distant lands, at the wharf of Akkad. The
mystery of such an early Mesopotamian civilization deepened, as inscriptions
recording the achievements and genealogy of Sargon of Akkad were found. (King
Sargon was also known as Nimrod).

And before the Akkadian language... was the ancient Sumerian language... called "Shumer" and "Shinar",
in biblical history.

The Sumerians were the direct descendants of the "Gods of the Heavens", who came to Earth,
the Anunnaki.

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