Addressing Top Questions on 'The Progenitors: Tall Whites or Anunnaki?'
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By Anthony F. Sanchez, Author & UFO Researcher For UFO Currents
The Facebook video titled "The Progenitors, also known as Tall Whites or the Anunnaki," which has garnered over 36,000 views, has sparked a lively discussion among viewers. This article aims to address the three most frequently asked questions in the video's comments section, offering a comprehensive explanation to satisfy the intellectual curiosity of our audience.
The Presence of Black Progenitor Aliens
The concept of terrestrial, non-human or human-like entities with dark skin, resembling Asiatic or Black American features, is a fascinating aspect of Ufology and ancient astronaut theories. These beings, often speculated to possess advanced technology linked to Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), represent just one group among a diverse array of entities in our reality.
Considering the Cryptoterrestrial hypothesis by Mac Tonnies, which suggests a long-standing presence of other entities among us, it's conceivable that humanity shares genetic ties and a history of interbreeding with these advanced beings. This theory opens the door to a shared history among all races—white, black, Asian, and Indigenous—with these ancient alien or Cryptoterrestrial beings.
Clarifying the Identity of Progenitors: Anunnaki or Tall Whites?
It's important to distinguish between the Annunaki and the Tall Whites in discussions about extraterrestrial entities. While the Annunaki, believed to be from Nibiru, are often depicted as giants, they are separate from the entities known as the Tall Whites. This confusion stems from varied interpretations of ancient texts and modern ufological theories.
In my research, I've found that the Progenitors are thought to originate from the Zeta Reticuli star system, later moving to the Sirius system and Earth. They first colonized Mars before migrating to Earth, where they faced environmental challenges and created the Anu and Eloah species. This narrative is part of a complex history involving the Progenitors' struggle for survival and interaction with Earth's indigenous humans, as detailed in my upcoming book "UFO Highway 2.0".
Exploring the Nature of Progenitors: Angels or Demons?
The idea of Progenitors as "fallen angels" or even "demons" aligns intriguingly with theories like John A. Keel's Ultraterrestrial hypothesis and Mac Tonnies' Cryptoterrestrial hypothesis. These theories, along with certain apocryphal writings, explore the concept of non-earthly beings visiting our planet. Such perspectives offer a multi-faceted view of these entities, blending religious, mythological, and ufological aspects.
Notably, Louis "Lue" Elizondo, the former head of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP), expressed that these beings might be demonic, a viewpoint that adds another layer to our understanding of these mysterious entities.
By examining these viewpoints and theories, we open ourselves to a richer, more nuanced understanding of the Progenitors and their potential role in our world's history and future.
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