Through cloning and genetic engineering, a female prototype was created that is translated as “Eve.” Both were returned to the environment and watched closely.
And this is said also by many rabbis, who say that the Bible knows things 4,000 years ago—the Bible knows the cloning.
Thus, Sitchin reasoned, “Now that astronautshave landed on the Moon, and unmanned spacecraft explore other planets, it is no longer impossible tobelieve that a civilization on another planet more advanced than ours was capable of landing itsastronauts on the planet Earth sometime in the past.” Nor is it impossible now to consider the biological manipulation of a species in light of the modern sciences of cloning and in vitro fertilization.
Just as today we furiously debate animal experimentation, gene splicing, and cloning, the Anunnaki alsodebated the morality of tinkering with a species.
The Sumerian account of the creation of the first man—written as Lu-lu in the Sumerian or in Hebrew,Adama, literally translated as Man of Earth or simply Earthling—is quite clear in light of today’sknowledge concerning cloning and in vitro fertilization.
Until about 1996, when Dolly the sheep was cloned in Scotland, scholars reading the Sumerian textsregarding the hybridization and cloning of humans are excused for believing the stories were all fancifulmyths.
But today, cloning, gene splicing, and in vitro fertilization are commonplace procedures.
That the ancient Sumerians passed along symbols representing the long-forgotten science of cloning issuggested by the caduceus, the logo of physicians even today.
Thus, Sitchin reasoned, “Now that astronautshave landed on the Moon, and unmanned spacecraft explore other planets, it is no longer impossible tobelieve that a civilization on another planet more advanced than ours was capable of landing itsastronauts on the planet Earth sometime in the past.” Nor is it impossible now to consider the biological manipulation of a species in light of the modern sciences of cloning and in vitro fertilization.
There was advanced work in gene therapy, splicing, and cloning, though some of these technologies were misused.
Reptilians, according to Ivan, infiltrated Andromedan councils through shape-shifting and cloning, sometimes replacing key figures.
He argues that these stories could reflect actual experiences, such as ancient instances of hybridization and cloning, that shaped human evolution.