26EnlilitesBuildAndesSpaceport

Story So Far The principals of Enki's lineage, in their competition among themselves, transferred much advanced technology to their Earthling minions. Marduk, Enki's eldest son, married to the Adapite Earthling Sarpanit, forged an alliance with the Astronaut Corps (Igigi). Following Marduk's example, the Igigi took Earthling women and captured the Landing Place in Lebanon, and in 8970 B.C., in the name of Marduk's son Satu, were advancing on the Spaceport in Sinai. Gibil, another of Enki's sons, taught Earthlings commanded by Marduk's grandson Horon to make iron weapons.

Enlil and his sons--Ninurta, Nannar and Adad--saw the command of the gold mining expedition and control of Earth (which they felt should be theirs alone) threatened by Earthlings led by the descendants of Enki, particularly Marduk, Marduk's sons and his grandsons.

Enlil and sons feared Enkiites would control Earth's space facilities. Enkiites would determine how much gold flowed from Earth to Nibiru. They'd rule Earth and Nibiru. Enlil and his lineage couldn't even escape Earth when the mining there was done if Marduk and his allies controlled space travel and communication with the home planet.

To counter this, Enlil sent Ninurta to secretly build a communications center next to Lake Titicaca. Ninurta built also a spaceport on the plains next to the Andes. "From there" Ninurta reported, "gold shipments to Nibiru can continue, from there in need we too can ascend" [Sitchin, Z., 2002, The Lost Book of Enki, 1976, The 12th Planet, pages 248 -249]

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Enki/Ea is the Nibiran who (4,000 years ago) dictated his autobiography to his scribe, Endubscar of Endu.

The Lost Book of Enki, Sitchin's translation of Enki's tale (augmented a bit by my imagination) is the source–with many of Enki's slants--of most of the account in this essays. The Lost Book of Enki itself is
historical fiction, wherein Sitchin has woven information meticulously documented in his Earth Chronicles.

Essay

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The Celestial Battle: Nibiru Meets Solaris and Tiamat ( Proto Earth)

Alalu Kills Nibiru's King Lahma, Gives Daughter to Ea for Feality From Anu

Alalu, Deposed by Anu, Nukes to Earth, Threatens Nibiru

Nibiru Council Sends Ea, Not Enlil, to Earth

Ea Blasts to Earth with Water, Hides Alalu's Nukes, Sends Anzu & Gold to Nibiru

Anu Sends Enlil to Rule Earth, Verify Gold

Anu, Enlil & Ea Draw Lots for Nibiru, Earth, Seas & Mining

Anu Defeats Alalu, Banishes Him & Anzu to Mars

Ea (Enki), Enlil & Ninmah, Three Incestuous Siblings

Enlil Banished for Rape; Abgal Betrays Enki