He does not say why; he just writes that the door is closed. He writes that the closing of Namu is the reason the Anunnaki came to Ki (Earth). They were not exploring. They were not conquering. They were running from what closed the door behind them. Whatever closed it is the same force that placed the seal on Enmasharra, the same force the watchers of Sibziana serve, and the old ones of Abzu. The tablet is describing a single hierarchy, a single chain of command with something at the top that does not have a name on any of the 12 entriesâsomething the scribe will not write down, something that in his words decides when a Great Year ends.
The 12th and final world on the tablet is the one the entire system orbits around. It is described as a celestial body on a long elliptical orbit. Mainstream scholars dismiss it as mythological, but on NE 3535, Nibiru is described in extreme detail. Nibiru is the home of the Anunnaki after Namu was closed. He says it is a world with two sunsâone small and one largeâand that its year is 3,600 of ours. The population is approximately 400,000. Then he writes the final line on the tablet: that Nibiru is returning, that its orbit is bringing it back into our region of the sky. The Anunnaki are coming home. When they arrive, they will judge what was done with Ki. They will judge what was done with the experiment. They will judge us. They are not coming back to reclaim the Earth. They are coming back to give an account to something elseâto the watchers. The watchers who decided at the beginning of the Great Year that the Anunnaki could run their experiment on Ki (Earth) are now, at the end of the Great Year, coming to see what the experiment produced. The judgment is on the gods, and humanity is the evidence. The tablet ends there. No conclusion, no closing prayer, just that line: they will judge us. And then: thisâ12 worlds, 8 billion humans, a second Earth in Orion, a sealed planet whose seal is weakening, a returning home world, and a judgment coming at the end of the Great Year.
There are at least four other fragments recovered from Nippur and Sippar that reference the same 12 worlds. The names match, the order matches, and some of the population numbers match, but the four other fragments have all been classified: one in the basement of the British Museum, one photographed in a private collection in Switzerland, and the fourthâwhich was reportedly the most completeâwas last seen in the National Museum of Iraq in 2003 the week the museum was looted during the invasion. The tablet disappeared. No one has seen it since. It was not on the official looting inventory. It was not listed as recovered.
It predicts our current population, warns of a sealed world reopening, and describes a returning home planet whose inhabitants are coming to judge us. You can call it mythology. You can call it coincidence. You can call it the imagination of a junior scribe with too much time on his hands. But the population number is real, the astronomical coordinates check out, the constellation names line up with stars we now know have planets in habitable zones (Kepler-22b in the direction of Lyra, Proxima Centauri b, the TRAPPIST-1 systemâwe did not even suspect existed until 10 years ago). Lu Nana pointed, 4,000 years ago, to the timing he gives: the end of the Great Year, the precession cycle, the moment when the seal weakens and the watchers return. That timing is now. Whether you believe him or not, the tablet exists. It sits in a drawer in Istanbul. You can request to see it. They will tell you it is being studied. They have been telling people that for 40 years. The studying never ends.