The Anunnaki with Watches P-7

 
   

Report: #0104

So far, I have identified six different types of watches.

Each Anunnaki character had their own model. 

 

Until now, I could only identify two gods with the same watch model. They were surely from the same work team, the same origin, or the same ship—or perhaps Yahweh of the Lord.  

 

In a separate work, I will draw the different watches—or if any reader can do it for me, you would be welcome. We would gladly present it with the corresponding authorship. I am, or will be, grateful for any information or material. This blog is not commercial. It is my personal satisfaction to present, in the most aesthetic way possible, some curiosities.  And the watches are curiosities. There's no doubt about that. 

 

In a separate work, I will draw the different watches—or if any reader can do it for me, you would be welcome. We would gladly present it with the corresponding authorship. I am, or will be, grateful for any information or material. This blog is not commercial. It is my personal satisfaction to present, in the most aesthetic way possible, some curiosities.  And the watches are curiosities. There's no doubt about that.

The more I delve into the topic of these "gods" from the Sumerians, the more convinced I am that these beings were extraterrestrials—but they were not gods either. 

It's easy to present yourself to an indigenous person in the Amazon with a flashlight that lights up the night without making fire and to land in the jungle with a helicopter and declare yourself a god. And that was five thousand years ago, with more technology than we have now.

Who wouldn't believe in these gods? But religion is not the topic now; it's whether there were, or were not, once on this Earth, visits from beings from other planets.

Affirmatively, there were! 

Josef Bauer