MORE ABOUT IRAQ AND THE SUMERIAN RELICS
Concerning the Iraq war and its connection to the Sumerian ET culture,
here's an extremely important article:
An Exopolitical Perspective on the Preemptive War against Iraq
Research Study #2
February 3, 2003, www.exopolitics.org
© Dr Michael E. Salla
We must consider this article was written in February, before the
Iraq attack. Now it is known that loads of the Sumerian historical
and cultural artifacts have been stolen from the Iraqi museums. Furthermore,
this seems to have happened under the supervision of the U.S. troops,
as if it was planned in advance. Here are some citations from the
web:
The day of the jackals
Rod Liddle raises some disturbing questions about the looting of
antiquities from the Iraqi National Museum in Baghdad The Iraqi
information minister, Said al-Sahaf, was still telling Western journalists
that the treacherous infidel jackals of the US army had, in fact,
killed themselves by swallowing poison, at the time the first looting
of antiquities in Baghdad took place.
For some Iraqis, clearly, it was not enough to celebrate liberation
from Saddam's cruel and iniquitous yoke simply by throwing garlands
of flowers at advancing US marines. Far better, far more impressive,
was the idea of heading straight for the Iraqi National Museum in
downtown Baghdad with a pick-axe handle and a crowbar and a Kalashnikov
or two.
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According to one of the museum's archaeologists, Raeed Abdul Reda,
who greeted the world's media in tears, the robbers made off with
some 80 per cent of the institution's most cherished possessions:
jewellery and gold and 100,000-year-old stone tools and sculptures
and carvings, ivory furniture, tilework, textiles and coins.
Indeed, they stole the world's few remaining artefacts from the
Sumerian, Assyrian and Babylonian cultures - those that had not
already been liberated, during earlier and rather more paternalistic
times, by the British Museum. These men knew where to look. They
knew who had the key to the basement, where the good stuff was kept.
Brody believes the raid on the Iraqi National Museum was planned
well in advance, probably before the war had even started. It's
not unlikely that some members of Saddam's regime were involved.
'The whole thing is appalling, absolutely appalling. What we need
to do now is find out exactly how much has been stolen and whether
or not the remaining material is still safe. We need a system of
embargoes to stop the things being sold,' he said.
How And Why US
Encouraged Looting In Iraq
By Patrick Martin
WSWS.org
4-16-3
Perhaps the most devastating loss for the Iraqi people is the ransacking
of the National Museum, the greatest trove of archeological and
historical artifacts in the Middle East. The 28 galleries of the
huge museum were picked clean by looters who made off with more
than 50,000 irreplaceable artifacts, relics of past civilizations
dating back 5,000 years. The museum's entire card catalog was destroyed,
making it impossible even to identify what has been lost.
The US military stood by and permitted the ransacking of the museum,
an incalculable blow to Iraqi and world culture, just as they allowed
and even encouraged the looting of hospitals, universities, libraries
and government social service buildings.
Pillaging 7000 Years Of
Iraq History No Accident
The Sacking Of Iraq's Museums -
US Wages War Against Culture And History
By Patrick Martin
4-16-3
At least 80 percent of the 170,000 separate items stored at the
National Museum of Antiquities in Baghdad were stolen or destroyed
during the looting rampage that followed the US military occupation
of Baghdad. The museum was the greatest single storehouse of materials
from the civilizations of ancient Mesopotamia, including Sumeria,
Akkadia, Babylonia, Assyria and Chaldea. It also held artifacts
from Persia, Ancient Greece, the Roman Empire and various Arab dynasties.
The museum held the tablets with Hammurabi's Code, perhaps the world's
first system of laws, and cuneiform texts that are the oldest known
examples of writing-epic poems, mathematical treatises, historical
accounts. An entire library of clay tablets had not yet been deciphered
or researched, in part because of the US-backed sanctions that restricted
travel to Iraq.
There are direct commercial reasons for the Bush administration
to permit the plundering of Iraq's cultural treasures. According
to a report April 6 in the Sunday Herald, a Scottish newspaper,
among those who met with the Pentagon before the onset of the war
were representatives of the American Council for Cultural Policy
(ACCP), a lobbying group for wealthy collectors and art dealers
that has sought to relax Iraq's strict ban on the export of cultural
artifacts.
The group's treasurer, William Pearlstein, has criticized Iraq's
policy as "retentionist" and said he would urge the post-war
government to make it easier to export artifacts to the United States.
The group sought to revise the Cultural Property Implementation
Act, the US law that regulates such international trafficking in
artistic treasures and antiques. According to this press account,
"News of the group's meeting with the government has alarmed
scientists and archaeologists who fear the ACCP is working to a
hidden agenda that will see the US authorities ease restrictions
on the movement of Iraqi artifacts after a coalition victory in
Iraq."

The writers of the above cited articles are not making any suggestions
towards ET technology or anything like that, but at least they are
giving lots of reasons to believe the ransacking of the Iraqi museums
were orchestrated by the Americans. They propose the historical treasures
will end up in the hands of wealthy private art collectors and dealers.
But following the line of Dr. Salla and my own investigations, the
museum lootings fit the picture. Perhaps the most valuable artifacts
are first investigated by the researchers of the secret government,
then released to the "open markets" if they are not useful
for them.
Suppose any of the information regarding the ET origin of the Sumerian
/ Iraqi culture is true. Suppose there really is a joint military-alien
interdimensional project going on. Suppose there really is material
related to an advanced alien technology among the Sumerian relics.
Suppose there really is a secret government centered in USA, willing
to exploit this technology for they own benefit. Would this group
NOT organize a well-designed camouflaged attack to Iraq in order to
take possession of this material?
If we are to make any logical connection from the Annunaki treasure
hunt and the Montauk experiments in time to the UK crop circles, the
key might well be Aug 12 this year. I'm not expecting the seas to
rise and the lands to crumble (all though that kind of things happen
now and then), but I sure expect something to unfold. I would be very
surprised if a crop circle somehow related to the Chilbolton and Crabwood
events does NOT manifest (see Count-down
to a joint human-alien time travelling experiment culminating Aug
12, 2003).
I'll be in UK from Aug 8 to 15, with video equipment. The idea is
to monitor the Winchester area for anything out of the ordinary, particularly
Aug 12-14. If you are in UK that time and want to take part in my
project, especially if you have 1. a car, 2. a camcorder and 3. a
mobile phone, please contact me. The more people there are with video
cameras, spread over several locations, the better chances there are
to catch something.
Martin Keitel, July 27, 2003
  
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