The Biggest Secret - The book that will change the world - David Icke

ace which the Sumerians called the Anunnaki and other ancient texts called the Serpent
Race. It could well have been that some of the others went to war with this reptilian
Anunnaki. Ancient texts record these ‘wars of the gods’ all over the world and these
could include conflicts between different extraterrestrial races as well as those
described in the Sumerian Tablets that appeared to involve Anunnaki factions fighting
with each other. Today there are many modern accounts from people who claim to have
seen humanoid-type people whose skin and faces look like lizards and frogs with large
protruding eyes. Jason Bishop III (a pseudonym), an investigator of the extraterrestrial
phenomenon, says that the reptilians are mostly much taller than humans and are cold
blooded like Earth reptiles. 2 They appear to be far less emotionally sensitive than
humans and most have great difficulty expressing love, though they are extremely
intelligent and have very advanced technology. I must say that is an excellent
description of the attitudes and behaviour of the Brotherhood who control the world
today. The modern accounts of reptilians match the descriptions of many ‘gods’ of the
ancient world in the surviving texts and legends. The Ubaid culture existed between
5,000 and 4,000 BC, even before Sumer, in what is now Iraq and figurines of their gods
are clear representations of reptile-like, lizard-like humanoids. You can see a lizard
Ubaid figurine holding a lizard baby in the picture section. The region where the Ubaid-
Sumer cultures emerged is fundamental to this whole story and the Ubaid figurines
depict physically the descriptions of ‘gods’ which dominated many ancient societies.
The Central American cultures had their winged serpent god, Quetzalcoatl; the Hopi
Indians had the plumed serpent god, Baholinkonga, and the Native American culture is
awash with serpent imagery, including the mysterious serpent-shaped mound in Ohio;
the East Indians speak of the reptilian gods, the Nagas (these were a race of ‘demons’ in
Indian legend and their name means “Those who do not walk, but creep”); the
Egyptians had their serpent god, Kneph, and pharaohs were often pictured with
serpents; the Phoenicians had Agathodemon, another serpent figure; the voodoo people
have a god they call Damballah Wedo, who is depicted as a serpent; and the Hebrews
had Nakhustan, the Brazen Serpent. The ancient British god, known as the Dragon-
Ruler of the World, was called HU and from this, very appropriately I would suggest,
we get the term, Hu-man. The winged-disc symbol of the Sumerians, which is found all
over the ancient world, was normally featured with two serpents. The symbolism of the
serpent and its association with ancient ‘gods’ abounds throughout the world. The
Reverend John Bathhurst Deane in his book The Worship Of The Serpent, 3 wrote:
“...One of (the) five builders of Thebes (in Egypt) was named after the serpent-god of the
Phoenicians, Ofhion... The first altar erected to Cyclops at Athens, was to ‘Ops’, the
serpent-deity... The symbolic worship of the serpent was so common in Greece, that Justin
Martyr accuses the Greeks of introducing it into the mysteries of all their gods. The
Chinese... are said to be superstitious in choosing a plot of ground to erect a dwelling
house or sepulchre: conferring it with the head, tail and feet of diverse dragons which live
under the Earth.”
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