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The Hidden Motive Behind the War

The US invasion of Iraq in 2003 lasted for well over a decade after it was liberated, not even for oil, but for something far more important. The remains of a mythological king, forbidden knowledge, and ancient technology they used in Area 51's classified project Looking Glass. Hillary's emails admitted it, the news exposed it, and the next country on their hit list might be… Iran.

Who is Gilgamesh?

So, who is this Gilgamesh? Why is he so important, and what's he doing in Iraq? Ancient Sumer is widely considered to be one of the first ever civilizations in recorded history. The Sumerians, predating even ancient Egypt. As such, the Sumerians have the closest chronological connection to any civilization and related knowledge that may have existed before them.

Ancient Sumer was located where Iraq is today, and its capital was a city-state named Ur, which was written about in all their tablets and ancient myths. Which is exactly what we initially assumed it was, a mythological city. Until the 1920s, when British archaeologist Sir Leonard Woolley actually discovered the ancient city of Ur in modern-day Iraq.

Also written about among these tablets was a story about a king named Gilgamesh, the Epic of Gilgamesh, a giant, allegedly 17 to 20 feet tall, some say a Nephilim, legend claiming he was one-third human and two-thirds demigod, a descendant of the Anunnaki, mysterious, all-powerful beings that came from the sky and ruled over the Sumerians, which many assume to have been some sort of ancient… extraterrestrials.

Here's Gilgamesh holding a lion, which shows just how big he was, and so historians once again dismissed him as just a myth. Now Gilgamesh was a bit of a savage, establishing the city of Uruk and ruling over it with an iron fist, which was even older than the city of Ur and was also considered to be just a myth, until they discovered that one as well. Mythical city turned real. Another mythical city turned real. Mythical king, clearly the Sumerians just made that part up, right?

The Ancient Knowledge and Cylinder Seals

Google will tell you the tales of Gilgamesh were all just ancient mythology and never actually happened. So all you debunkers who refuse to think for yourselves, you can stop watching here. And the rest of us open-minded superhuman 200 plus IQ geniuses can explore the truth.

Because all of this information, the stories, the so-called myths the Sumerians carved into their artifacts like clay tablets and cylinder seals, which were cylinders made from stone, wood, or bronze, engraved with designs that you would then roll onto a piece of soft clay to show its print, typically used as a stamp of authentication, but would also be used to store knowledge and instructions.

And some of these seals weren't even made by the Sumerians, but were recorded by them to have been passed down to them by their so-called gods, the Anunnaki. Among these records was the famous Epic of Gilgamesh, which was written on clay tablets, not the cylinders, which among many other tales wrote of the world-renowned flood myth, where a global flood ravaged the earth, resetting civilization from scratch like Noah's Ark.

Allegedly, the Anunnaki, their demigod, possibly alien rulers, had advanced technology that allowed them to survive this great deluge. And they carved the instructions for using and recreating that technology, as well as maps of where to find already existing forms of it here on Earth, into the cylinder seals which they left with the Sumerians in case they needed to escape extinction again sometime in the future.

When rolled out in the correct order, the cylinders would describe how to access portals that would allow you to view and travel to any point in space and time. Which are exactly what the Anunnaki used to survive the Great Flood and go back home to Nibiru or whatever. Stargate, of which there are apparently 50 around the world, one of them of course being in the heart of ancient Sumer, Iraq.

Project Looking Glass and Modern Connections

When US intelligence learned of the recovered cylinders from archaeological sites and the knowledge they possessed back in the 40s, they were purchased and handed off to a group called Majestic 12, established in 1947. The ones leading the study of crashed alien technology. 1947 being the same year as the famous Roswell, New Mexico UFO crash. The timing is pretty undeniable.

And after studying the inscriptions on the seals, they realized the crashed UFO technology they were researching was actually compatible with the instructions engraved on the ancient seals… This led to Project Looking Glass, a highly classified project conducted deep underground in Area 51's S-4 site.

The details behind this project were leaked by former Area 51 employee Dan Burish and reaffirmed by ex-Navy SEAL Bill Wood, and was later corroborated and expanded on by famous UFO researcher David Wilcock.

The Wars, Artifacts, and What's Next

The cylinders were mainly located in Iraq… Saddam Hussein restoring the Ziggurat of Ur… Operation Desert Storm… Then in 2003, German archaeologist Jörg Fassbinder discovered an ancient city complex and possible tomb of Gilgamesh… Just a month later, the US invades Iraq.

The invasion of Iraq was a complete lie… leaked audio about going for artifacts… organized looting of the National Museum of Iraq, specifically taking cylinder seals… Even educated scholars like Dr. Michael Salah believe this.

Head to the Department of State website and search Gilgamesh. You can even find the formal request for his body and tomb yourself buried in Hillary's infamous emails.

In 2026, we might see something similar happen in Iran, which holds many similar artifacts… So what are they hiding over there? And can the instructions stored in them really be used to access and build ancient Sumerian stargates?

Originally shared by: Filip Zieba