Let's forget for a minute what we were taught in school.
Forget about the Sumerians, Akkadians, and Elamites who
supposedly molded the first cities from clay. Because in
southwestern Iran, among the dried hills of Khuzestan,
stands a structure that fits into no chronology. This is
Chogha Zanbil. Today only a shadow of it remains - a clay
mountain twenty-five meters high, eroded by winds. But once
its walls rose to fifty-two meters, and it was not just a
temple. It was a machine - an industrial plant, a military
base. An outpost of an Ice Age civilization. Proof of this
lies in the technological wall elements almost like modern..
Geometrically precise cassions found only in modern
industrial facilities. Impeccably even corners and an
unimaginable foundation scale of 105x105 meters! At first
glance at this colossus, even an inexperienced visitor gets
the feeling that it was built not in antiquity, but in the
industrial 20th century. Official science says: this is a
ziggurat of the Elamite king Untash-Napirisha, 13th century
BC. But if you look again at the foundation, at those
cyclopean blocks that even today cannot be moved by the
largest BelAZ mining truck, doubt arises. Do you really
believe that pastoral tribes, armed with copper chisels,
could erect a square base of one hundred five by one hundred
five meters, oriented to the stars with precision to
fractions of a degree? Or perhaps they merely cleared the
ruins of something far more ancient? Now let's look to the
northeast. There, just forty kilometers away, rise the Kuh-e
Asmari mountains. Some slopes drop off there at angles of
fifty-five, and in places sixty degrees. Geologists say:
erosion. But why did erosion create such perfect, regular
faces, as if these were not mountains, but walls of giant
pyramids melted by time? The local Baluch call these cliffs
"thrones of the devs." They know there is something there
better left undisturbed, something bad. They avoid the
caves, inside which the walls are smoothed as if cut by a
laser. No one can explain where perfectly round stone
spheres two meters in diameter came from in these caves.
Meteorites? Toys of the gods? Where did perfectly even
megalithic blocks come from in the bottomless tunnels
descending into the earth at 90-degree angles, like launch
silos for rockets from underground shafts? Where did the
smooth walls in the Kuh-e Asmari cave come from? Who built
the rock terraces in the Borj gorge, resembling emergency
helicopter landing pads, and why? And in several places in
the massif, especially near the Kuh-e Asmari-Dezful pass,
there are narrow man-made crevices 1-2 meters wide with
vertical walls up to 30 meters high. Who needed to build
passages in a deserted, uninhabited area, and why? I assert:
in these mountains lie the ruins of structures built long
before the appearance of Homo sapiens. And they were not
built by humans. Remember the Dogon traditions. They say
their ancestors came from Sirius. Remember the Egyptian
texts in which gods descended from the heavens in primordial
times on fiery boats. Remember the Sumerian Anunnaki who
emerged from the water. Now connect this with the Elamite
land. This is not a missing puzzle piece. Fourteen thousand
years ago, when the glaciers were just beginning to retreat,
a race of reptiles arrived on Earth. Or, as some
paleocontact theorists claim, the reptiles never left Earth,
but merely came to the surface from underground cities. They
called themselves "naga" in ancient Indian texts, but their
true name has been lost. Their homeland was the continent of
Mu - the Pacific Ocean, which sank beneath the waters. It
was there they first appeared. But before the catastrophe,
they had extensive colonies worldwide. One of them - here,
in the mountains of Khuzestan. Why did they need these steep
slopes? The answer is simple: defense. They feared not
humans, but other gods. The Vedic texts describe Maharaja
Dara - a mighty empire that existed on the territory of
modern Pakistan and India. And which burned from celestial
fire and the subsequent drying up of rivers. Now recall,
according to Persian legends, the Elamite deities possessed
weapons we would today call nuclear. Or plasma. It scorched
the earth. Thus, it turns out that between the reptiles and
the Vedic gods there was an endless war for control of our
planet. And it is possible this may be an echo of some
other, more global cosmic war beyond our solar system. But
in any case, that does not matter. The reptiles built
megalithic pyramids in Kuh-e Asmari, as they did in
Indonesia and Croatia. In general, building pyramids with a
base on a mountain is an architectural feature of reptiles.
And although today they are destroyed almost to the ground,
their forms are still discernible in the rock terraces.
However, for full control over the plain, an advance post
was needed. And so Chogha Zanbil appeared. Its ziggurat was
not just a stepped tower. It was a generator. A weapon of
destructive force, surrounded by numerous fortifications. A
device capable of creating cold lightning, floods,
earthquakes. The orientation of its walls toward the point
of Sirius's rising fourteen thousand years ago is no
coincidence. It was a communications beacon with their home
planet. But then, into the expansion of the reptile-nagas,
someone named Garshasp intervened. Who is he? In Persian
mythology, he is the dragon-slayer. In the Avesta - a hero
who defeated the three-headed serpent Azhi Dahaka. But
reading between the lines, it becomes clear: Garshasp was
not human. He belonged to another race of aliens - humanoids
from Orion, who took the side of humans. He arrived on a
fiery chariot, that is, a vimana. He united the Aryan
tribes, gave them weapons described in the Vedas, and led
them into battle against the reptiles. As the texts say, the
battle lasted nine days and nine nights. The sky blazed,
mountains melted, rivers dried up. Remember the fate of
Maharaja Dara, destroyed by some explosion. Does this not
remind us of modern weapons? For example, white phosphorus?
The reptiles defended themselves with the desperation of the
doomed. But Garshasp broke through to the ziggurat and
destroyed its core. Half the tower collapsed, burying
beneath it technologies we cannot imagine even today. The
surviving naga fled into the underground labyrinths beneath
the Kuh-e Asmari mountains, the so-called hollow Earth.
Garshasp sealed the entrances, as legends tell, piling
thousands of tons of stone on top. Millennia passed. The
descendants of those who survived forgot the truth. It
turned into history and myths about gods and heroes, and
spaceships became fiery chariots. The Elamites, who came to
this place millennia later, found only impressive ruins.
They built their ziggurat atop the ancient foundation,
unaware they were standing on the grave of an
extraterrestrial civilization. In the 1950s, French
archaeologist Roman Ghirshman opened the lower tiers of
Chogha Zanbil. He found dozens of clay tablets with Elamite
texts. Some of them remain undeciphered to this day. But in
his reports, Ghirshman mentioned "strange symbols unlike
Elamite script." Officially, it was decided these were
"firing defects." However, Ghirshman died in 1979 without
ever publishing a complete catalog of the finds. Where did
these tablets disappear to after the Islamic Revolution? Why
has no museum in the world exhibited them? Who benefited
from this? Now look at satellite images of Kuh-e Asmari.
Some researchers overlay a coordinate grid on the three most
prominent peaks and measure the angles - allegedly they
coincide with the position of the stars of Orion's Belt, as
at Giza. Official geologists shrug. But the question is not
whether the coordinates can be fitted. The question is why
these three peaks in particular turned out to be connected
by a network of underground tunnels, and two of them in some
early images show anomalously straight lines that geologists
explain as erosion, but the shape is too regular.
Coincidence? Or did no one simply want to check? By the way,
the same is observed in Tiwanaku and Teotihuacan.
Coincidence? Or were these points on Earth connected into a
single network of ancient portals? Independent researchers
have traveled half the world, but today they cannot freely
enter Khuzestan. And they never wrote about the pyramids of
Elam. Are we being deliberately distracted from the truth?
After all, the best way to hide the truth is in plain sight.
Official science pretends that Elamite civilization is a
boring province of Mesopotamia. But it is here, in southern
Iran, that the ruins of a true proto-civilization lie. A
civilization of reptiles that came from Sirius or from the
hollow Earth to the continent of Mu, created numerous
megalithic outposts and tunnels in the mountains, fought
with the Vedic gods and were destroyed by a hero-astronaut
from Orion. But how many more pyramids do the mountains of
Iran conceal? No one knows. How many underground cities does
the earth we walk on harbor? There are no answers. The
Revelation of John the Theologian speaks of the "abyss from
which the beast will come." The ziggurat of Chogha Zanbil
stands exactly above a geopathogenic zone of telluric
radiation that leads almost to the Earth's mantle. The
Elamites knew this and therefore worshipped the serpent.
Today we think the entrance was sealed long ago. But there
is always a chance it may open again...

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