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The Gilgamesh Epic tells the tale of the ancient Sumerian king, Gilgamesh, who was part human and part god. His best friend was a wildman named Enkidu. After the death of Enkidu, Gilgamesh went to visit Noah, who the Sumerians called Utnapishtim.

In ancient literature, we see the stories of other part human part god beings such as Hercules. They were mortal but possessed physical strength that exceeded any human.

I have to wonder if Gilgamesh, Enkidu, and Hercules were of the same race or species as the Biblical Goliath and King Og.

Summary of the Gilgamesh Epic

Could this ancient race of beings also have been the inspiration behind many of the pagan deities? For instance, the Greek Zeus and the Indian Krishna were nothing more than bigger than life humans. They were not eternal but were born in time. They were physical beings who got into fist fights, mated with women and had offspring.

Satan, Giants, and UFOs -

The Old Testament speaks little of the person of Satan. Instead, (with some exceptions), the primary sources of evil portrayed are the pagan deities such as the male gods Baal and Moloch and the female Ashtaroth.

These pagan deities may have been inspired by real entities connected with satan. Not literal fallen angels themselves, but beings of the same sort as the giants of old.

For further consideration - We also have reports from the military of UFOs rising from under the ocean as discussed by Tucker Carlson, or residing in Antarctica as described in Admiral Byrd's diary. I wonder if these UFOs are connected with the ancient race of giants. In addition, these giants may have been behind the building of the pyramids and other difficult to explain phenomena.

Will this UFO civilization interact with our world in a major way by producing the antichrist?

Hitler Clinton -

Remember when the leaked podesta emails quoted hitler clinton talking about sacrificing a chicken to moloch? The leftist political elite in the West seem to worship these pagan satanic deities.

Catholic scholar Dr Taylor Marshall discusses the Nephilim. This is an outstanding, informative presentation.