while accommodating a friend who insisted i read sitchin"s seminal work The Twelfth Planet i came across error's within the first two chapter's of his work. reading ahead and at random i found that this man seemed to be serious.

after several days of research i found that much of sitchin's stated scholarship is rubbish or possibly merely fraud.

if anyone wishes you can find a number of corrections, criticism's, and a great deal of commentary on sitchin's "work"

i provide one of the more succinct quotes:

"[Sitchin] demonstrates a consistent lack of appreciation of even some of the most basic fundamentals of Sumerian and Akkadian grammar, even to the ...

while accommodating a friend who insisted i read sitchin"s seminal work The Twelfth Planet i came across error's within the first two chapter's of his work. reading ahead and at random i found that this man seemed to be serious.

after several days of research i found that much of sitchin's stated scholarship is rubbish or possibly merely fraud.

if anyone wishes you can find a number of corrections, criticism's, and a great deal of commentary on sitchin's "work"

i provide one of the more succinct quotes:

"[Sitchin] demonstrates a consistent lack of appreciation of even some of the most basic fundamentals of Sumerian and Akkadian grammar, even to the extent of regularly failing to distinguish between the two entirely different languages, and mixing words from each in interpreting the syllables of longer compound words." This mixing of languages allows Sitchin to make amazing "discoveries."

in closing i refer you to ian lawton one of the many of sitchin's critic's and one who has provided sitchin with a forum for debate which only sitchin's public relations represenatives see fit to answer.

"Over the last quarter of a century, Sitchin's books have made a considerable worldwide impact, and have persuaded a great many people that the 'gods' were flesh and blood visitors from elsewhere. This idea has become extended by many into the belief that they will return to 'save' the human race. I believe this is a fundamentally dangerous proposition."

Ian Lawton

i realize that i have not answered the question posed by the clip but frankly it is far to much trouble to bother with, particularly as it concerns a man of so little credibility.

i apologize for having intruded into this commentary with my "no" but at the time it seemed appropiate.

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