Gilgamesh, Fallen Angels, and the Ancient Hybrid Cover-Up

Now, I want to share something with people. The most interesting thing that I know, and uh Tom Horn, my former friend and fellow researcher, who passed away, uh I think two years ago now. Uh, we were talking, Mike, about this very subject matter you and I are talking about, and especially Gilgamesh. It's the oldest poetic narrative in the world. And there was a literal fight going on behind the scenes to get a hold of his DNA. Gilgamesh was two-thirds fallen angel. Now, listen, this is what history records, and one-third human. That's kind of weird. But anyway, that's really weird. Half and half is understandable, but it still shake my head. But here's what the point was, and imagine the greatest rogues in history. Whether it's Genghis Khan, Kublai Khan, uh, you know, uh, Hitler, uh, any any of the, uh, Stalin, any of the most evil men who believed in mass murder, some of the Chinese dynastic leaders, it was not not unusual to kill 20, 30 million Chinese under different dynasties at once. But imagine having those demonic entities that possessed those men become reanimated in a new body. Oh gosh. Yeah, so, so ...