ALIENS, the return

Blogalaxia Tags: Mayan, extraterrestrial Palenque, ufos, Ummo,

After deserved (at least for my undergone readers) vacations, I retake the subject that I had outlined in my last post. And I'm not talking about the exciting world of the Dirndl and the Lederhosen, but about the not less exciting but much more disquieting universe of the UFOS. In particular, I would like to talk about the famous Spaceman of Palenque, whose tomb was discovered by professor Ruiz the 15 of June of 1952, inside a Mayan pyramid. In order to refresh your memory, specially for the masculine public, whose memory would keep a better record from other images of the last post, I retake the two comparative photos that show the exceptional similarity between the engraving of the tomb and one spaceship like those that were sent to the moon.

Comparative between the engraving of the tomb of the Spaceman of Palenque and an artistic interpretation of a lunar module like the one used in the shooting of the supposed arrival of the man to the Moon. Aside from the impressive similarity, if the buried being were not extraterrestrial, why the hell the Mayans named him “Spaceman of Palenque”? …

Leaving a side that, as all conspiranoic knows, the arrival of the man to the Moon was not so but a quite coarse assembly of the government of the United States to get out of trouble in its failed space race, and that some decorative details of the drawing of the lunar module are perhaps not totally faithful to the original design of the spaceship that was used in the false conquest of our satellite, and that this time I have added a subtle shading to the image of the graving to facilitate the comparison… the similarity is amazing! The skeptics will ask themselves: why a lunar module and not a flying saucer? The answer is simple: the tomb of Palenque is about 14 centuries old: at that time the extraterrestrials (without a doubt Ummites, as we will see below) were in first stage of exploration, and used similar devices to those that technicians of the NASA copied more ahead for their Lunar show. As everybody admits, even most skeptical (to see article in the newspaper El País), the first flying saucers (with the exception of the indian Vimanas) were not discovered until the summer of 1947, when the pilot Kenneth Arnold encountered seven strange objects that moved through the sky at supersonic speed while he flew over the Ramier mount with his small plane.

Yes I know, some skeptics still will say that this proves nothing. Nevertheless, the enigma of Palenque still hides greater surprises. Two investigators of Nize (Guy Tarade and André Millou) have found in manuscripts of the Populvuh* (sacred book of the Mayans) some fragments talking about an infinitely old civilization that knew nebulas and all the Solar System: “Those of the first race were able of all knowledge. They studied the four corners of the horizon, the four points of the arc of the sky and the round Earth face”.

*It is worth to say that there are no written copies of the Populvuh, but any Mayan knows it and can recite it from memory. Also we have to admit that, in spite of the good faith of the Spanish conquerors and the not least civilised Azteks, many Mayans did not survive either… Anyway, the oral tradition stays more or less, which allowed the investigators to rewrite the book, by hand (they did not take the typewriter to their interviews with the natives) what lead to the aforementioned manuscripts.

Impressive, isn't it? But this is not the end: the tomb contains the rest of the “pre-Columbian white God”, or “the man with the mask of jade”, as named by the Spanish conquerors. Indeed, the deceased was not a Mayan: neither its morphology nor its height (175 cm) agree with the one of the humans who lived in the zone. Without a doubt, all these details agree amazingly with the typical appearance of the inhabitants of the Ummo planet, like those who landed in the suburbs of Aluche and San Jose de Valderas (Madrid) between 1966 and 1967, and that Doña Eugenia Arbiol de Alfonso (left photo) could perfectly see from her window in the second floor from the Campo Florido Street in San Jose de Valderas (Well, in fact Doña Eugenia could see the landing in San Jose de Valderas, but not the one in Aluche, and in no case she could see the crew of the flying saucers).

A typical ummita according to prestigious Argentine magazine “2001”, and two typical examples of colonizer Ummitas.

If this is not enough, the Mayan engravings are filled with references to extraterrestrial beings and technologies unknown by the humans. They are plenty of Spaceman-like creatures, as well as with beings using the sound waves like driving force. Going back in time, their predecessors the Olmecas left amazing carved heads adorned with a typical helmet of spaceman. Also we have the Orejona Goddess that, according to the Andean traditions, came from Venus. Although the Mayan civilization is left a little far from the Andes, it comes from the same continent, and that's enough.

Gigantic Olmeca head with its characteristic helmet of astronaut, whose characteristics are relatively Póssimos to me… Orejona goddess with its spaceship, and a Mayan engraving showing two extraterrestrial ones, the one of the left examining a radar and the one of the right using a system of sonic propulsion, whose similarity with a cigar is with no doubt accidental.

In short, although the efforts of some skeptics and organizations with dark interests to discredit the investigations on the UFOS, it is evident that the extraterrestrials have been visiting us for a long time, and that some have not only remained but that they became to be rock stars or to even become the greater landowner of Spain, receiving for that reason an enormous amount of money from the European Union in the form agrarian subsidies, in spite of not having stepped on a field of wheat in its life.

In order to finish, I left you with some commentaries for reflection, of the almost prestigious North American scientist Hyar Verril, that although having nothing to do with Palenque, is really disquieting:

“The high plateau of Bolivia and Peru evokes another planet. That is not the Earth, it is Mars. The pressure of oxygen is half of the one at sea level.”
“Human beings who knew to work metals, who had observatories and who had a science that enabled them to carry out works that are almost impossible with present means; some irrigation works would be with great difficulty attainable with our electrical borers.”
“ So why beings who did not use the wheel constructed great hard roads? I believe that the great works of the old ones were not made with equipment to carve stone, but with a radioactive paste.”

cf. Several authors, 1969, “Cyclop, the incognito of the space”, Cyclop, S.A.E.

Fashion of Pierre Cardin for season 1969/1970. Without a doubt the fashion designers from the end of the 60 still were in contact with the people's culture of the moment, not like those from now, that live in another galaxy…

and some even consider themselves as “artists” jajaja! …