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TOPICAL INDEX |
The Babylon Observer places his observations and
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BABYLON OBSERVER TOPICAL
RESEARCH - ANCIENT TIMES |

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TOPIC DESCRIPTION |
Babylon
System had a beginning and it's back in
ancient times. Even though it more or less
started when Nimrod built his empire,
resulting in the Tower-of-Babel incident,
the true roots go way back. We are talking
about the Days of Noah, the times before the
Great Flood described by virtually all
ancient people. We're even talking about the
times before the creation of Adam and Eve!
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MOST RECENT RESEARCH MATERIAL
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MORE MARTIAN ANOMALIES
BABYLON OBSERVER REPORT |
WWW,
May 2008 - In photographic material taken on
the surface of Mars and released by the
American Space Agency NASA, there are many
things that "shouldn't be there",
known as "anomalies".
Recently, someone discovered what
looks like a giant Egyptian statue of some
Farao in a rock on the face of our
neighboring planet.
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DISCOVERED: EARLIEST
LANGUAGE AND RELIGION
BY JONATHAN GRAY, A BABYLON
OBSERVER REPRINT |
WWW,
May 2008 - In this interesting essay, well
known alternative archeologist Jonathan Gray
explores the roots of language and religion,
only to come out with a conclusion that
diametrically opposes the mainstream
version.
A Babylon Observer Re-Print.
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THE SERPENT SEED
babylon observer report |
WWW,
March 2008 - Skulls of Cone Heads in
Peru, a Sumerian statue of a cone head
Reptilian ruler breast feeding her baby, and
an Egyptian picture of a cone head Pharaoh:
Introducing the serpent seed that claims
"divine right to rule"...
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THE FIRST WORLD TRADE
CENTER
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WWW,
February 2005 (Archived) - Many
know the age-old story of the tower of
Babel. We know the word babbling, which came
directly from it. Most only remember the
part in which the language of the builders
was changed, so that they could no longer
understand each other.
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