
The Iraqi Stargate Conspiracy – Nonsense? Or Required Questions?
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- April 23, 2017
- September 27, 2021
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Although it is perhaps easily tossed to one side due to its sheer bizarreness, the conspiracy of a Stargate in Iraq being the reason for the invasion of the region keeps cropping up. So much so that even media platforms closer to the mainstream – albeit mockingly – have begun running the story. We have written before about conflicts masking other purposes, or providing opportunities to carry out other missions. And the current conflicts in the Middle East are no different.
Then when you figure in the thousands of ancient relics, texts, and scriptures that have gone missing since the conflict began, plus the connections of the region to antiquity itself ..
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Stargate theory proponents just want to hoodwink people. The main reason why America invaded Iraq is to exploit and gain control of it’s natural resources worth billions of dollars. They did the same in Libya and other countries.
A most interesting theory.
Admittedly, there’s probably nothing true about it at all, but I can add a couple of points, myself.
First being that our government has been reporting pyramid shaped UFOs all of a sudden, when that has not been the standard for years.
Second being that Stargate SG-1 had support from the US military in filming.. And had an episode where they made a show about it to fool the public into thinking any information was made up from the show.
Take it with a grain of salt, but still, quite interesting. Thank you for the read; it was entertaining, if nothing else.
It’s pretty weird that wars keep being started in countries that have significant ancient civilisations. Add to this Isis destroying ancient monuments, which might be under a false pretext. And fitting in somewhere in all this are the jinn, a race of spiritual beings that have been around longer than humanity. There is also the possibility that truth is hidden in fiction, so people don’t take it seriously.