Friday, May 13, 2011

Zecharia Sitchin Attacked By Cowardly Bully

[Update: Bill Ryan has removed the name of his source for the information regarding Zecharia Sitchin. Out of respect for Mr. Sitchin and the researcher, I do the same. The replacement is made in (green parentheses) for Ryan's quoted remarks. Green type is used by me where I had used the source's name. The link is removed (ye old dead giveaway) proving that the researcher respected Sitchin and a few sentences removed which further identified Ryan's source.]

Zecharia Sitchin passed away on October 9, 2010. Two days ago, Bill Ryan aimed his keyboard at Sitchin's reputation. Ryan writes:

"According to Zecharia Sitchin (recently passed) - who 'translated' many ancient Sumerian texts - and whose work has been dismissed by conventional archeologists but widely accepted among the alternative community - one reason the Anunnaki came to Planet Earth was to mine gold, which they had a strong desire for and attributed a great deal of value and importance to. It's possible that our own love and value and fascination for gold in the present day is a throwback to the attitude introduced by the Anunnaki.

(One veteran researcher), who Kerry Cassidy and I also know personally, knew Zecharia Sitchin very well. (He) told us that Zecharia had told him that his books were NOT translated from the Sumerian - but were actually channeled products of automatic writing.

(We were also told) that Zecharia Sitchin was paid on a retainer basis by the NSA, who always wanted to be kept up to date by Sitchin about what the Anunnaki were up to - because it seemed that Sitchin had a direct telepathic line to the Anunnaki in real time. (Note: there is quite a lot in Sitchin's books that is certainly disinformation - possibly deliberately inserted by the Anunnaki themselves). But quite a lot of the basic story is probably quite true."

Ryan ducks behind the skirts of Kerry Cassidy after using the veteran researcher as his instrument of destruction against Sitchin.

The veteran researcher respected Sitchin. Furthermore, he is extremely careful not to name names or point fingers. Public betrayal is not - definitely not - his style. Ryan has accused the veteran researcher of betraying Sitchin. On the contrary, it is Bill Ryan who has betrayed himself.

Ryan refuses to disclose that he had a relationship with the researcher following the Project Camelot interview (led by Cassidy in which Ryan was co-interviewer). Ryan and Cassidy, as Project Camelot, split soon after that interview. Subsequently Ryan, operating solo under his Project Avalon venture, invited the researcher to Europe. One wonders what happened as a result of the invitation and visit that prompted Ryan to place the researcher on the hot seat.

Ryan writes about Sitchin under the guise of issuing a "concise report" on the Annunaki. The "report" consists of 618 words in 24 sentences arranged in 10 paragraphs (plus an artist's representation of an Annunaki space ship). Fully one-third of the report - the finale - is an underhanded attempt to destroy Sitchin.

It is curious that Kerry Cassidy left the country on business on the same day Ryan posted this.

To recap, Ryan reports that Sitchin's work was:

1) Dismissed by conventional archeologists;
2) NOT translated from Sumerian;
3) Channeled via automatic writing; and
4) Contained "quite a lot" of disinformation.

Plus the kicker:

5) Sitchin was on retainer by the National Security Administration.

In other, clearer, words: Sitchin was an instrument of extraterrestrials and a pawn of the U.S. government.

In new age terms, channeling via automatic writing is a method of composition that ostensibly precludes research and scholarship. Granted, some of Sitchin's Sumerian translations are in dispute and much of his writings rely on storytelling as the method of presentation. However, as any writer knows, there is a big difference between channeling for extraterrestrials and having a story form in the mind based on one's research interests. Sitchin was not a conventional scholar; nonetheless, his efforts can not be disparaged as pie-in-the-sky nonsense when in fact the gentleman relied unceasingly on the historical records.

What Ryan has done is proven himself to be a cowardly bully. What better explanation for this pathetically disguised and disgusting expression of authoritative bravado?

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Manana Es Cinco De Mayo

Our town had its Cinco de Mayo celebration this past weekend. Plenty of festive costumes, a parade, music, good food, and the usual array of street vendors (with extra color!) perched in the parking lots near the blinking light. The cost of an ear of corn went up to four bucks this year. One can't help but wonder how much the cost per ear will be in the grande cuidad where the president is scheduled to celebrate tomorrow. Obama will bask solo in the glory of capturing Osama under option one* of Bush's dead or alive proclamation:

(Reuters) - Former President George W. Bush has declined an invitation from President Barack Obama to attend a New York ceremony on Thursday to mark the killing of Osama bin Laden, Bush's office said.

"He appreciated the invite, but has chosen in his post-presidency to remain largely out of the spotlight," said Bush spokesman David Sherzer.

Obama is to speak at New York's "Ground Zero" and meet families of some of the victims of the September 11 attacks by Al Qaeda in 2001.

Obama called Bush on Sunday night to inform him of the successful raid on bin Laden's compound, and Bush issued a statement congratulating him and the U.S. military and intelligence agencies for a "momentous achievement."

Sherzer said Bush "continues to celebrate with all Americans this important victory in the war on terror."

Bush began the campaign to hunt down bin Laden after the September 11 attacks on New York and Washington but was unable to do so during his time in office.

Actually, The Decider decided within six months after 9/11 that capturing the mastermind (not to be confused with the other mastermind) was "not a top priority use of American resources". The then second-in-deciderhood Cheney seconded the notion by underscoring the more profitable opportunity to keep Americans "safe".

As a 2008 presidential contender, Obama found focus in the northwest territories of Pakistan wherein lay plotting terrorists among whom lo and behold was Osama. 2008 republican contenders McCain and Romney did not see it that way at the time but that was then and this is now. Then, McCain said,

"I'm not going to go there and here's why: because Pakistan is a sovereign nation."

Said Romney:

"[Obama] went from going to sit down to tea with our enemies, but then he's going to bomb our allies. I mean, he's gone from Jane Fonda to Dr. Strangelove in one week."

Now, McCain is overjoyed and says that "justice has been done". Romney agrees that "justice has been done". Because Romney is also a 2012 candidate, he goes all-out by posting a photo of Osama captioned with the famous Time Magazine headline of Saddam's demise, "We got him!". Romney also says that he knew the announcement was coming, making one speculate less wildly about the spontaneous gathering outside the White House which "triggered a massive emotional release".

Even greater emotional release is anticipated tomorrow when Obama lays a wreath at Ground Zero.

Cinco de Mayo celebrates freedom and liberty. It is also the birthdate of Karl Marx whom Bill Kristol was reminded of after hearing of Obama's 2008 lament about winning over small-town working-class voters. Said Obama:

“It’s not surprising then that they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren’t like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations.”

Speaking of frustrations, Attorney General Eric Holder blamed Congress for the Obama Administration's sharp reversal regarding the trial of the other mastermind, Khalid Sheik Mohammed. Holder proclaimed:

"In reality, I know this case in a way that members of Congress do not. Do I know better than them? Yes."

Presumably Obama's security gods are every bit as confident about their missions tomorrow. Wonder how much it's gonna cost us per ear?


*Option one taken at face value.