Neil Freer: Who Were the Gods? (excerpt) - A Thinking Allowed DVD w/ Jeffrey Mishlove

NOTE: This is an excerpt from a 30-minute DVD.
http://www.thinkingallowed.com/2nfreer.html

Neil Freer is author of Breaking the Godspell, a book which delves into the implications of the radical theories of scholar Zecharia Sitchin (The Twelfth Planet, Stairway to Heaven, etc). Here he discusses the hypothesis that the gods of ancient cultures were actually from another planet that colonized the earth. Several lines of argumentation support this position. These include ancient objects that suggest the existence of high technology. Additionally, the ancient Sumerian clay tablet texts, when read literally, appear to go into great detail describing the science and technology of these beings.

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[yakovlev3a]

I believe the ancient alien hypothesis is truth although the extent to which it happened may not be as much as some of its proponents say.

Only time will tell though.

[3600shar]

lol!  What is this below? Disinfo? Thanks Neil...the naysayers will die off by attrition with their kooky cargo cult mentality, and the hip younger generations will "get it" right down to the genetic level.

[Mezocosm]

As far as I can tell there is no proof of Sitchin's theories and his interpretations of sumarian ideograms are questionable.

Ancient people could accurately predict the movements of planets but its incomprehensible for them to have imagined a sci-fi spaceman story and carved it in some clay pictures? Tempting to use stonehenge/pyramid proof, but it could just be that people long ago were actually far more intelligent than we ever imagined possible...shedding light on how stupid we have become.

[blackwolf1200]

yeah, extraterrestrial, spacefaring civilizations need slaves to dig out gold from the ground by hand.

if they spliced us from their genetic material and homo erectus, we should find a sudden change. today, we have so many intermediate remains of various human races, we know there never was such a leap, nor any evidence of infertility.

the rest of this is a wild pipe dream, one fantasy hung from another. it's easy to interpolate whatever pseudo-history we can make up. real research is hard work.