Ancient ET Intervention:

Weekend Edition November 8, 2010 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Ancient ET Intervention:

Joining George Noory on Sunday night, mechanical engineer Marshall Klarfeld discussed his relationship with the late Zecharia Sitchin and his theories of how humans were created by genetic engineering of the Annunaki. Sitchin arrived at his conclusions after translating the ancient cuneiform tablets of the Sumerians, telling Klarfeld, "It's not a secret, I'm just a reporter." While some have not concurred with Sitchin's interpretations, Klarfeld said five major scholars agreed with his translations.

Klarfeld recounted the 6,000 year-old Epic of Gilgamesh which tells in cuneiform the history of Earth's first contact with extraterrestrial beings-- the Annunaki, who mixed their DNA with Homo erectus to create the human race. The story involved Gilgamesh, the king of Uruk, who was part Annunaki, a cloned counterpart, Enkidu, and Ishtar, an Annunaki princess who traveled in a shuttlecraft to the space platform (the huge stone ruins in Baalbek, Lebanon). She was said to control a weapon "the Bull of Heaven," which Klarfeld likened to a laser beam.

The Epic also tells the story of the Great Flood (associated with the arrival of the planet Nibiru in between Mars and Jupiter), and how the Annunaki wanted to use it to wipe out humans, said Klarfeld. Yet, some opted to save humankind, and Noah's Ark was developed as a submersible, and rather than containing actual animals, it held the DNA of all living creatures, which was later reconstituted after the flood, he explained.

Climate & Volcanic Activity:

First hour guest, researcher Robert Felix talked about climate and its connection to volcanic activity, and pole flips. Previous ice ages have coincided with big increases in volcanic activity, which we are now seeing around the world, he noted. He also spoke about the discovery of " Carolina Bays" around the world. These are oval holes blasted into the ground, which have been dated to 12,000 years ago, around the time when the Gothenburg magnetic reversal occurred, he detailed.




Renegade History:

On Saturday's show, historian Thaddeus Russell joined Ian Punnett to discuss his controversial view of American history presented in A Renegade History of the United States. In the book Russell argues that many of the freedoms enjoyed by contemporary Americans were won by people, who in their time, were not held in high regard -- "the immoral, the degraded, the low-level, the scum of the earth, the debauched." To support his thesis, Russell pointed to the libertine atmosphere of the late 18th century, a period when the cultural norm involved heavy drinking and a wide acceptance of sexual promiscuity... cont.

Today in Strangeness:

On this day in 1958, as Charles Wetzel was driving along the Santa Ana River, he had a sighting of a strange bipedal reptilian creature with scales. Making gurgling and screeching sounds, it clawed at the windshield as Wetzel accelerated over it. Police tests indicated the car had run over something and there were definite claw marks on the windshield.

Tonight's Show, Monday, November 8th:

President and founder of The Arlington Institute, John L. Petersen, is considered by many to be one of the most informed futurists in the world. He will discuss the global implications of changes that will be occurring after 2012.