The Occult Government and the Anunnaki: a Dark Agenda? This video explores the theory that the Anunnaki, ancient gods from Sumerian mythology, may have never left Earth and continue to influence modern human civilization and conflicts.
It suggests that many of today’s global tensions can be traced back to the dawn of civilization in Sumer, when divine beings like Marduk and Nannar, from the clans of Enki and Enlil, were believed to have walked among humans. The narrative explores how kingship, political power, and religious authority were directly influenced by these gods, who were said to have descended from the heavens and established city-states in Mesopotamia.
According to ancient texts, the Anunnaki created humans to work for them, and their descendants became the ruling aristocracy. These rulers governed the early city-states, with laws and decisions influenced by divine commands. The video examines historical and mythological accounts that suggest the gods not only shaped early civilizations but also set the stage for conflicts between different regions and peoples, conflicts that some scholars believe persist to this day. The political organization of Sumer and the role of its gods are examined, including how religious authority was tied to the rulers of city-states, with kings and priests acting as intermediaries between the gods and humanity.
The Anunnaki, identified as higher gods, and the Igigi, who were lesser gods, played a key role in this structure. The video connects these ancient narratives with later historical developments, including the spread of monotheistic religions such as Judaism and Islam, which incorporated many elements from earlier polytheistic traditions. It explores the idea that ancient deities like Yahweh may have originated as part of a broader pantheon, including gods worshipped in other civilizations. Additionally, it touches on the idea that the wars between the Anunnaki and the Igigi, as described in Sumerian texts, could have laid the foundation for later geopolitical conflicts.
The story of Marduk’s rise to power and his conflicts with the gods of the Enlil clan is highlighted, suggesting that these mythological accounts are not merely stories but potentially reflect real events that shaped the course of human history. The video also looks at how certain figures from ancient texts, such as Gilgamesh and Enlil, may have influenced later mythologies, including Greek and Roman traditions, and how these ancient beliefs about divine rulers persisted into the modern era.
There is a focus on how the transfer of knowledge from gods to humans shaped early civilizations, from agriculture to law, and how this knowledge was often tied to religious and political power. Finally, the video proposes that the influence of these ancient gods, particularly the Anunnaki, may not have ended with their supposed departure from Earth but continues to shape human history and conflicts to this day.
