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When Anzu arrives at Nippur, Enil's Capitol, he finds Commander Enlil reluctant to cooperate. Enlil's challenged by the Igigi's demands and Anzu’s leadership of them. Enlil believes that he alone has authority over the entire gold operation; Anzu and the astronauts should obey, not challenge.
Ea, however, persuades Enlil to go ahead and explain the gold mining, refining and transport system to Anzu. "Our father, King Anu," says Enki, "says to convince Anzu to keep his men on the job." So Enlil admits Anzu to his chambers.
But when Enlil takes off his clothes and sets down the key to his control room, Anzu grabs the key. He sneaks in the control room and steals the computer crystals that run the spaceport and the astronaut cities in Mesopotamia. He forces Ea’s pilot Abgal to take him to the spaceport, Shu.ru.pak. There, Anzu's men declare him king of Earth and Mars. He shuts down vital services at headquarters (Nibru-ki) and cuts communication between Earth and Nibiru.
Ninurta (Enlil and Ninmah's son) shoots Anzu down in an spectacular air battle, frees Abgal, captures Anzu and retrieves the crystals.
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Ninurta,
with laser weapons, fighting Anzu (wearing the winged symbol of
the Astronaut Corps (Igigi) [Sitchin, Z., 1995, The
Cosmic Code, page 67] |
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Ninurta, Enlil's Eldest Son, "Foremost Warrior" brings Anzu before Enlil [copied from Sitchin, Z., 1985, The Wars of Gods and Men, page124--Drawing of cylinder sealVA/243, Berlin Museum] |
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The Seven Who Judge--Ea/Enki, Damkina/Ninki, Marduk/Ra, Nannar/Sin, Enlil/Yawheh, Ninmah and Ninurta--order Anzu executed "with a killing ray."
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NNinurta
executes Anzu [Sitchin,Z., 1985,
The Wars of
Gods and Men, page 99]
