To repress rebellion is to maintain the status quo, a condition which binds the mortal creature in a state of intellectual or physical slavery.

But it is impossible to chain man merely by slaving his body; the mind also must be held, and to accomplish this, fear is the accepted weapon.

The common man must fear life, fear death, fear God, fear the Devil, and fear most the overlords, the keepers of his destiny.

- Manly, Palmer Hall

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PRINCE: ONE OF US... ?
'If God had a name, what would it be?
And would we call it 2 His face
If we were faced with Him and all His glory?
What would U ask if U had just one question?

What if God was one of us?
Just a slave like one of us?
Just a stranger on the bus
Tryin' 2 make His way home

If God had a face, what would it look like
And would U wanna see it?'

Do Anunnaki believe in “God?

I. Anunnaki’s god is not the same “God” we worship on Earth.

II. The Gnostics: Earth was not created by the God of the Church, but rather by an evil demi-god.

III. The early names of the Hebrew God were of an extraterrestrial origin.

I. Anunnaki’s god is not the same “God” we worship on Earth.

The grand leader of the Anunnaki (Called the creator of energy), and other Anunnaki kings and commanders of the first three expeditions to Earth were worshiped by the early human races as gods.

The Anunnaki do not believe in a God in the same way we do, even though they were the ones who created and originated the early forms of all our religions on Earth.

However, those Anunnaki who brought religion to Earth were of a lower class of the Ana’kh (Anunnaki).

The god (Yah-Weh) they brought to Earth and planted in the mind of primitive humans, was a vengeful and terrifying god; a fact the Gnostics and early scholars of the Coptic Church in Egypt were fully aware of.

Their doctrines show their disdain for such a god, and consequently, they called him the ‘Creator of Evil and Darkness.’

Source:
The Official Anunnaki Ulema Textbook for the Teacher and the Student, Vol. 1 (Maximillien de Lafayette)

“Your child’s unwillingness to obey ZOG is a chronic disorder of the mind and requires drug treatment.”