There’s been a tremendous amount of bad reporting on this event, which I don’t think is in any way accidental. I think this entire circus has been an intentional provocation and a live-action exercise in Knowles’ First Law. I think religious conspiracy theorists have been played in order to broadband certain archetypes back into the Collective Consciousness, all at a very crucial time here in SecretSun’16.
The Islamic State militants, many of whom have spent the past several months being blown to dogmeat by Syrian and Russian gunships, have played their own role in this worldwide mystery play. Here’s what happened before a real war on terrorism fell on ISIL’s heads:
In May 2015, Palmyra was captured by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), a terrorist group with a history of destroying ancient religious structures. Shortly after, ISIL reportedly claimed that it did not intend to demolish the buildings at Palmyra’s World Heritage Site, but stated that it would destroy any artifact it deemed “polytheistic” or “pagan“. On 23 August 2015 (or earlier in July, according to some reports), ISIL militants detonated a large quantity of explosives inside the Temple of Baalshamin, completely destroying the building.
The pirate privatization of our history
One can only wonder at the timing of it all as well.
Something very ancient and very powerful is awakening after a very long slumber. It’s only natural that there is a violent reaction against it. But I have a feeling that it will take its own tribute a thousand-fold before all this is over.
Into this mix is the mainstreaming of the Rockefeller UFO Initiative (a 20 year-old story), a major rock star gambling his money and reputation on his own UFO initiative (claiming the support of major figures in politics and the military), the mainstreaming of Nibiru/Planet X9, and real-life X-Files stories playing out with figures like Kyle Odom and the Uber shooter.
Toss the mainstreaming of Satanism into the broth (both as a movement- such as it is- and through TV shows like Lucifer and Damien) and you’re looking at a highly weird year. And we’re only a third of a way into it.
So, for those who may not have heard, a group called the Institute for Digital Archaeology announced plans to erect scale replicas of the so-called “Ba’al Arch” in New York and London, on April 19th of this year. This was announced to the world in a New York Times opinion piece and was immediately picked up by the Christian conspiracy community, for obvious reasons. This appeared on the Fundamentalist site End of the American Dream:
I realize that the headline of this article sounds like it must be false, but it is actually completely true. The Temple of Baal (also known as the Temple of Bel) was a world famous landmark that was located in Palmyra, Syria. In August 2015, this temple was destroyed by ISIS, and most of the world recoiled in terror at the loss of a “cultural heritage site”. In an attempt to “preserve history”, two exact replicas of the 50 foot arch that stood at the entrance to the temple will be erected in April 2016 in Times Square in New York City and in Trafalgar Square in London. Needless to say, a lot of people are quite disturbed by this. In ancient times, child sacrifice and bisexual orgies were common practices at the altars of Baal, and now we are putting up a monument of worship to this false god in the heart of our most important city.
Either way, seeds were planted, Old Ones were invoked, their names burned up the fiber optic lines of the international internet. All very, very timely given what is going on above our heads.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has denied the claims of unusual tugging between the Cassini spacecraft orbiting Saturn and an undiscovered planet dubbed as Planet 9 or Planet X.
“Although we’d love it if Cassini could help detect a new planet in the solar system, we do not see any perturbations in our orbit that we cannot explain with our current models,” Earl Maize, Cassini project manager at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, said in a statement.
NASA also explains that if Planet X do exist outside the orbit of Neptune, It would most likely affect the orbit of Saturn and not Cassini. Planet X or Planet 9 is considered to be 10 times the mass of Earth.
The news about the mysterious anomaly in the orbit of Cassini due to the gravitational tug of the massive undiscovered planet started circulating after researchers at CalTech published a study in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics, revealing the existence of Planet X or Planet 9.
Back to our story: the author at American Dream takes the bait and reaches back and pulls the old Nimrod saw out of the Dispensationalist toolchest.
According to some traditions, the original Freemason was Nimrod. He created the very first “New World Order” in the post-flood world, and virtually all of the major gods of ancient Babylon, Greece and Rome ultimately trace back to him or traditions surrounding him.
But for many modern occultists, the story of Nimrod is far from done. A lot of secret societies and occult groups have traditions that tell them that Nimrod/Marduk/Osiris/Apollo/Baal will someday be resurrected and will once again rule the world.
And many Bible scholars believe that the coming Antichrist will either be a resurrected Nimrod or will be associated with him in some way.
George Rawlinson believed Nimrod was Belus…based on the fact Babylonian and Assyrian inscriptions bear the names Bel-Nibru. The word Nibru in the Akkadian language of Assyria and Babylonia comes from a root meaning to ‘pursue’ or to make ‘one flee’, and as Rawlinson pointed out not only does this closely resemble Nimrod’s name but it also perfectly fits the description of Nimrod in Genesis 10: 9 as a great hunter…Nibru, in the Sumerian language, was the original name of the city of Nippur.
The Temple of Baal is NOT coming to Times Square in New York City next month. This is great news, and it represents an incredible victory for Christians in the United States. As you will see below, the New York Times, Snopes and a whole host of other mainstream news sources reported last month that everything was on track for reproductions of the giant 48-foot-tall arch that stood in front of the Temple of Baal in Palmyra, Syria to be put up simultaneously in Times Square in New York City and Trafalgar Square in London during the month of April. But now that will not be happening. The only arch that will be going up will be in Trafalgar Square, and it won’t be the one from the Temple of Baal. Instead, the Institute for Digital Archaeology has changed plans and will be putting up a reproduction of the Arch of Triumph which the Romans originally built in Palmyra and that has nothing to do with Baal.
The temple itself was built by Greeks, not Canaanites, who saw Ba’al as Zeus. So the association with the old Ba’al Hammon rites is even more contrived.
The IDA could have dispelled misconceptions about this project but as far as I can tell, chose to let the rumors run wild. Why?
In fact, there’s no evidence the Ba’al arches were ever even built!
The IDA in fact is planning to reconstruct the temple in Palmyra itself, using pieces of the destroyed edifice.
After the temple’s destruction, the Institute for Digital Archaeology announced plans to establish a digital record of historical sites and artifacts threatened by IS advance. To accomplish this goal, the IDA, in collaboration with UNESCO, will deploy 5,000 3D cameras to partners in the Middle East.
The cameras will be used to capture 3D scans of local ruins and relics.
Following the recapture of Palmyra by the Syrian Army in March 2016, director of antiquities Maamoun Abdelkarim stated that the Temple of Baalsahamin, along with the Temple of Bel and the Monumental Arch, will be rebuilt using the surviving remains…
Angelhair and wish-dreams, like so much of the wonder stories you’re hearing coming out of the sci-tech world lately:
‘What I approve of is collecting a record of and documenting vast numbers of sites,’ said Tim Schadla-Hall, reader in public archaeology at University College London, referring to the Million Image Database project.
The replica arch is less to his liking or comprehension. ‘It seems to me it’s a bizarre expenditure of money, possibly with worthy but misinformed aims, to promote something which isn’t a real past, in an entirely reproduced form. I don’t get it; I find it very, very odd. I’ve got better uses for the money.’
As for the IDA itself, ‘I really hope they succeed,’ said Daniel Pett,who runs digital public archaeology projects at the British Museum, ‘but at the moment people are slightly sceptical.’
The IDA is a not-for-profit organisation, which describes itself on its website as a joint venture between Harvard, the University of Oxford and the government of the UAE (United Arab Emirates, which includes Dubai- CK)…The UAE provides funding only ‘on a project-specific basis’.
Most of the IDA’s money comes from private sources within the US – Karenowska confirmed an annual operating budget (including, this year, the manufacture of the arch) of about £2.5 million, which is enough to make archaeologists on your average gig fall off their chairs.
But either way the Roman arch is going up in London, the current capital of the world, the only city that really matters these days. And given the timetable and the work involved I’m starting to wonder if the Ba’al gate was anything but a media wind-up.
Or better yet, a ritual working of some kind, meant to piggyback on the reappearance of Marduk’s planet, an event that seems to be causing no end of excitement in the upper floors of this world, if you know how to read the signs.
If so, what was the purpose of this working? We’ll get to that in a moment.
We just saw the Space X reusable booster test, (of the Falcon 9, of all things, symbolism that takes us back not only to Egypt but to Mesopotamia itself) another sign that the hyper-rich are extremely concerned about getting into space. We can only hope it’s not some hare-brained escape plan. But it should be noted that Robert Bigelow’s inflatable space habitats are now finally operational. And if you don’t know already, Bigelow is the man who the US Gov’t essentially privatized its UFO reporting infrastructure out to (MUFON, etc).
Hmm, UFOs and space colonization. Nice work if you can get it.
Given all this– and the lingering memory of that absolutely-bonkers “Welcome back, Anunaki” ritual in Dubal eight years ago– I’m not disinclined to believe that the movers and shakers aren’t expecting…company in the near future and hence are planning for any and all eventualities.
I’m not saying they’re right, I’m just sayin’.
Then there’s this story:
NASA: Exoplanet-finding Kepler spacecraft in trouble
A routine contact with a NASA spacecraft 75 million miles from Earth discovered something alarming: Kepler had placed itself in Emergency Mode.
The Kepler mission team is now working to recover the spacecraft from Emergency Mode, according to Charlie Sobeck, Kepler mission manager at NASA’s Ames Research Center.
On April 4, the last contact with Kepler, the spacecraft was operating normally and healthy.
The Kepler space telescope is on its second mission, Kepler2, after it was re-purposed to survey the Milky Way in search of planets outside of our solar system that orbit stars — like Earth orbits the sun– known as exoplanets.
This critical situation comes right before flight operations engineers at Ball Aerospace and the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics at the University of Colorado were planning on flipping the telescope for its new mission objective.
What exactly is its new mission objective? I can’t imagine that exoplanets are all that compelling given what we’re hearing about this rogue giant within our own solar system. And is this a ‘malfunction’ or a project going into the black? I think you know what gets my vote.
(Given the Nibiru angle here I can’t help but read Ball Aerospace as Ba’al Aerospace. Just a nervous tic of mine).
So, let’s face the facts; the people at this IDA are not idiots. They surely knew how certain religious groups would respond to erection of Ba’al gates, even in such modern-day Babylons as New York and London.
But maybe that was part of the plan all along.
Maybe the cancelation of the installation of the Ba’al gates was pre-planned, as a signal. The fact that the story, and the history behind it, got such widespread coverage made the actual installation irrelevant. Or maybe in fact the cancellation was itself the message…
What message, you may ask? Well, perhaps that in light of Nibiru’s reappearance the days of the relatively-young sky-god cults that arose from the Ugarit roots of the chariot-flying Ba’al figure are numbered, that much, much older and much, much more potent personas- ones who were themselves ancient when the Ennead ruled Egypt- are stirring from their slumber and getting ready to make themselves known once again.
You think that’s a stretch? World religions changed on far less than the appearance of a new planet in the sky, especially a planet for which the seeds have been planted in the margins (read: among the sensitives) of human society for 40 years now.
And think about it- can you possibly imagine a more potent omen than the appearance of a new giant planet in our solar system? What will the astrologers do, for heaven’s sake?
FINALLY…
I’ve been finding myself looking at all my Mesopotamian books lately, my Samuel Noah Kramer books and all the rest of them. In comparison the Egyptian material seems almost whimsical, comforting, much more like the Bible than Jews or Christians would want to admit. But the Sumerians were farther away from the Greeks and the Romans as the latter are to us. Sumerian texts were ancient when the Vedas were written.
And for some reason that we still can’t explain, someone is hiding nearly all of those texts away from us.
Think about that today.