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The original was posted on /r/highstrangeness by /u/Gatadat on 2024-04-08 13:56:25.

So, German archaeologists thought they found the tomb of the mythical king Gilgamesh, and 5 months later, Iraq was invaded.

The Epic of Gilgamesh is one of the most important recoveries from the ancient Sumerian world. Gilgamesh was portrayed as a giant, and, funny enough, there is an interesting story of soldiers encountering a giant in the desert in the Middle East. Perhaps there is something more to this. Anyway, it’s not a secret that the USA established a base in the old Babylonian city, destroyed some historical artifacts, and also took with them many of the artifacts. They constructed buildings and helicopter landing pads in the ancient city. It’s not a secret that they were searching for something very important…

Also, Saddam Hussein was building a massive reconstruction of Babylon near the ancient city. Was he trying to hide something huge? Is that why the USA decided to invade Iraq so fast and acquire the ancient relic?

Could it be the archeological dig that Ross Coulthart was referring to? ‘The UFO was so big that they needed to build an entire building to cover it.’ USA made the most expensive embassy still used to this day. Also, the invasion of Iraq wasn’t for weapons of mass destruction; it was probably for ancient technology.

Six hundred million dollars were spent on building an embassy near ancient Babylon.

There is something about our past that they want to stay hidden. Did the ancient Sumerian, Egyptian, Indian, and Greek gods walk among us?

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