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Trip to Yucatan {Israelite History In The Americas Goes Back To The Sumerians- The Superior Ancient People} (894 hits)

The Zigguarts were invented by the Ancient Sumerians (Iraq) and this is where Abraham of Ur, Iraq was born.

The people whom invented monumental architecture, astrology, mathematics, geometry, medicine, time keeping, etc., etc., and many more scientific inventions that modern peoples enjoy today.

The so-called pyramids in Central & South America was designed exactly like the Zigguarts in Iraq, notice the stairs?

Posted By: Yaiqab Saint
Monday, June 22nd 2015 at 8:42AM
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Did they get the sacrifice of human beings from the Sumerians too?
Monday, June 22nd 2015 at 10:34AM
Steve Williams

@ Steve: Great question too funny
Monday, June 22nd 2015 at 10:37AM
Sylvainy R

They went off into idol worship the Mayans and Aztecs.

And the Most High used the so-called white man to destroy them as well the so-called black americans, west Indians, native Indians, and Latinos.

That is a historical fact to this very day!

Not because the so-called white man is brilliant, he simply used them to punish his people for breaking the laws, statutes, and commandments given to Israelites.

One thing for sure I killed all that everything was created in EGYPT on this forum.

Everything EGYPT and Nubia got came from the Sumerians including pyramid building!

If it was not for the Ptolemy records in Alexandria, Egypt none of these so-called Black Americans would know anything about Egypt including their scholars that learn from the so-called white man.

@ Sylvainy Steve or David

No need to amen your master, got it??????

Monday, June 22nd 2015 at 9:22PM
Yaiqab Saint

A new examination of skulls from the royal cemetery at Ur, discovered in Iraq almost a century ago, appears to support a more grisly interpretation than before of human sacrifices associated with elite burials in ancient Mesopotamia, archaeologists say.

Palace attendants, as part of royal mortuary ritual, were not dosed with poison to meet a rather serene death. Instead, a sharp instrument, a pike perhaps, was driven into their heads.
Archaeologists at the University of Pennsylvania reached that conclusion after conducting the first CT scans of two skulls from the 4,500-year-old cemetery. The cemetery, with 16 tombs grand in construction and rich in gold and jewels, was discovered in the 1920s. A sensation in 20th century archaeology, it revealed the splendor at the height of the Mesopotamian civilization.

The recovery of about 2,000 burials attested to the practice of human sacrifice on a large scale. At or even before the demise of a king or queen, members of the court � handmaidens, warriors and others � were put to death. Their bodies were usually arranged neatly, the women in elaborate headdress, the warriors with weapons at their side.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/27/science/...

Monday, June 22nd 2015 at 10:46PM
Steve Williams

Yaiqab Saint
Stick to what you post best and leave the grown up post to the grown ups
Tuesday, June 23rd 2015 at 12:44PM
Sylvainy R