Inside the true story of the Nefilim (Part 2)

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But as we saw last week, they had no real ancestor called “Anak”. AN-A-KI-M, we explained through Setswana, is actually ma-AN-a-KI (“those of heaven who now reside on Earth”: in Hebrew syntax the noun-pointer mo/ma/me comes at the end). It means exactly like the Sumerian term ANUNNAKI.

In fact “Nephilim” (the more correct spelling), when parsed through Setswana, is Ma-ne-a-pharama (Those Who Fell/Descended [from the sky]) and in biblical lore this original meaning was twisted to become “those who fell [from God’s grace]” although the latter meaning is clearly secondary. Indeed, it was not the forbidden act of sex between angel and man that caused them to be giants; this was caused by the established fact that astronauts gain one inch of height for every four weeks they spend in the weightlessness of space. Consequently, should they spend many years in space, they end up as veritable giants. It was thus not surprising at all when we saw that “dimo”, the Setswana term for “giant”, as well as “angel”, “Titan” and other names all had an association with “sky/heavens”, which, of course, tells us that these were astronauts. Let us look at two other powerful clues.

Firstly, both Sumerian lore and apocryphal sources (such as the Book of Enoch) tell us that the Igigi (whose name is the source of the term “giant”: GI.GI.AN.TA) were also called “Watchers” and this has caused much confusion. But the answer is simple. Last week, we explained how the Anunnaki – the elite of our species – avoided catastrophe on Tiamat (Old Earth) when it was about to collide with a gigantic celestial body. They escaped to Mars and there settled for eons until Mars itself (N’ibiru/Lahmu) was devastated, whereupon they resettled on Earth which was now knocked into a new orbit – our present one. These cataclysms taught them one thing: that there was a need to maintain a perennial presence in space to watch out for Near-Earth Objects; to station Watchers there specifically to assist in the speedy evacuation of our present elite – the Illuminati – in times of impending doom. Indeed, the Igigi are still in space as we will soon see…and they are very tall indeed.

A second clue is from the OT itself – even through certain revealing terms that were deliberately muddled to keep us “mortals” out of the affairs of “gods”. Genesis 6:4 originally read: “[the Nephilim] were the heroes of old, people of the shem”. And as some scholars have determined, the correct translation of shem is not “name” or “renown”: it is “space-rockets/ spaceships”. Indeed, sha – just as in Setswana – is “burn” and in Bantu syntax sha’m is me-sha (“Fiery Ones”). Of course, the “will to do something”, to leave a legacy, is also a “burning” of sorts, hence the Islamic phrase “in sha Allah (God willing)”. But shem in the context of Genesis 6 clearly means “rockets”: vessels that “burnt” as they took up these giants.

What about their reputation for having “fallen”, hence the term “Fallen Angel”? Although we have already seen that “came down [from the skies]” was twisted to “fallen [onto Earth]”, there is indeed a story behind their reputation of having “fallen from God’s grace”. But here we have to look once again to Sumerian sources for the real answers. The god Marduk was the leader of the Igigi. Being lonely and somewhat isolated, 200 out of 600 of the Igigi used the excuse of attending his wedding to Sarpanit/Tsirpanit only for them to abduct, marry, and have children with earthling women, much to the anger of the gods. Those born to them were called “children of the shems”. Now, a child of an Igigi astronaut is also likely to become an astronaut, so their being giants was not a genetic thing at all.

Also, the supposition that “when an angel ‘falls’, he becomes a demon” is wrong. These were flesh-and-blood people. Actually, dimo (the corrupted source of “demon”) means “heavenly creature” and it originally referred to a mere astronaut, not a wicked invisible spirit!  Similarly, in Vedic lore, the offspring of angels and men were called “Children of Ditii” – and as we saw last week, tii is “mighty one” in Setswana: the source of Titan (Tii-ta-an). Later, di-tii was twisted to “deity”, which then became “a worshipped heavenly being”. Naturally, astronauts were “hero-worshipped” in those times, just like today.

But why were they found specifically in Canaan (see Numbers Ch.13)? Canaan, I explained in many articles, was the “sacred”, forbidden area where the shems were hidden in silos carved inside three key mountains: Mt. Sinai, Mt. Moriah, and Mt. Lebanon. As such, the primary reason why giants seemed hostile towards people is because they were tasked with keeping “mortals” away from the shems. In revenge, people stole wonderful gadgets from them whenever they could, as in the Jack and the Beanstalk tale and our own stories of the much-coveted kgetsi ya ga dimo (the giant’s sack of treasures). Another reason why giants were often bitter was because most were too big to have sexual relations with women – hence their reputation for being “duds”. They spoke a different language and had to use hand gestures to communicate with others, hence the unfair tag of being zazummin. What is this? Susu-mumu, Setswana reveals, is “deaf-mute”!

Where are the Igigi today? Just ask Clark McClelland – a highly decorated veteran of NASA space missions who once saw an “alien” astronaut – 9-feet tall – helping out a NASA astronaut in space – an encounter he witnessed in a mission-control television monitor! Yes, the Igigi are alive and well. Next week, we trace their archaeological remains around the world, and also explain why they were reputed to be “man-eating” – an unfortunate reputation that haunted them even into post-Flood times.

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