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THE ANUNNAKI MODEL OF WAR, KINGSHIP, VIOLENCE & POWER ~ Malevolent Matrix II

by Janet Lessinupdated on July 22, 2026July 14, 2026

The ANUNNAKI MODEL OF WAR, KINGSHIP, VIOLENCE & POWER

Malevolent Matrix, Part 2

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By Sasha Alex Lessin, Ph.D. Anthropology, UCLA, and Janet Kira Lessin

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INTRODUCTION

Humanity inherited many of its political, military, and social institutions from migrants from the Planet Nibiru in the red dwarf Nemesis star system, whose orbit swept through our solar system between Mars and Jupiter every 3,600 years at first, then accelerated later as gravitational relationships shifted.

Six billion years or so ago, Nibiru, a rocky, desert-like home planet with only one continent, revolved around Sirius C, which at that time was a hot, bright blue star. Penre, in touch with the Nibirans, writes that Nibiru is six times Earth’s size, that twelve moons circled it, and that terraformers from Lyra seeded life there.

Nibiru stabilized into a clockwise 3,600-year orbit, but in 10,900 BCE, Uranus drifted away from the Sun and sped Nibiru toward Earth sooner than expected. As Nibiru flew by, Uranus caught Miranda, one of Nibiru’s moons, and Miranda then circled Uranus instead of Nibiru.

From 10,000 BCE on, Uranus slowed Nibiru’s orbit to 3,450 Earth years rather than 3,600, so Nibiru returned to perigee in 7450, 4000, and 556 BCE. It will next return to the inner solar system in 2900 CE rather than 2012, as it would have on its earlier 3,600-year orbit, though the debris 180 degrees from Nibiru on Nibiru’s orbital path, its far Lagrange Point, moving in harmonic procession always opposite Nibiru, is upon us now.

The Infrared Imaging Satellite and the Naval Observatory confirmed Nibiru’s existence in 1983. “NASA attempted to hush up” Nibiru’s discovery in a published report, then denied the IRAS sighting.
[Freer: Sapiens Rising, Part 1; Lloyd: Dark Star, 75; ZS, End, 315–317]

Lloyd, in Dark Star, wrote that paleontologists recorded four distinct extinction episodes during the Permian 10-million-year period and argued that an extraterrestrial cause was necessary for the sustained changes affecting Earth during that era, since an isolated asteroid impact could not explain the pattern.

In his model, the perturbation of the star Nemesis into a temporarily bound orbit explains the repeated extinction and environmental change on Earth, while Nemesis’s migration into the planetary zone at the beginning of the Permian created a tighter orbit that overturned oceans, coalesced continents, formed ice caps, and transformed Earth’s climate.

At the end of the Permian, Nemesis’s temporary, unstable orbit degraded, expelling Nemesis back toward the Edgeworth-Kuiper Belt, and Earth moved closer to the Sun again, warming the world.

For tens of millions of years, Nibiru returned to the inner solar system, bringing repeated catastrophic effects on the inner planets, while thousands of asteroids pummeled Earth. Eventually, Nemesis, the Dark Star, underwent a massive orbital expansion and located itself safely beyond the Oort cloud.

The behaviors displayed by Nibiru’s 8- to 12-foot-tall Homo sapiens sapiens, later known to Earthlings as “the Anunnaki,” or “people who descended from the sky,” became models for human civilization through genetics, cultural instruction, and direct governance.

Among the recurring patterns they imprinted on us were militarism, dictatorship, dynastic rule, nuclear warfare, regicide, rape, incest, and the use of overwhelming force to maintain authority.

NIBIRU’S NUCLEAR CIVIL WAR

Nibiru experienced a devastating, planet-wide nuclear war between northern and southern alliances, and the conflict nearly destroyed the planet’s civilization before both sides negotiated a peace treaty. Radiation left many surviving males sterile, which created a severe imbalance between the sexes, while the war also damaged the planet’s atmosphere and left an opening that threatened planetary survival.

NIBIRU’S NORTH-SOUTH TREATY MADE NIBIRU A SINGLE WORLD EMPIRE

To prevent total extinction, the rival factions agreed to settle the leadership contest through arbitration. The arbitrators declared that there would be one throne on Nibiru and one King to rule over all, with a drawing of lots to determine a single ruler of the entire planet, whether he came from the North or the South. If the ruler came from the North, the South would choose his spouse, and their firstborn would become the successor and found a dynasty to rule them all.

An, Commander of the forces of Nibiru’s North, won the drawing and became King of Nibiru. He married the South’s Queen and begat the lineages of the now-unified planet’s Royals.

Rather than restore regional governments, An ruled his centralized military empire by decree. His Governors administered provinces while military power enforced planetary order, producing the Nibiran model of command, domination, and royal hierarchy that, according to this narrative, later shaped Earth’s institutions.

Five hundred thousand years ago, Nibiru’s volcanoes erupted less, and its ash shield thinned. The Nibirans would therefore have to mine Earth for gold, powder it, and loft it into Nibiru’s atmosphere to save their atmosphere and keep the heat they needed.
[Lamiroy, http://www.exopoliticssouthafrica.org; Slave Species, 88; Enki, 25–26]

By the reign of Enshar, the sixth king descended from King An, scientists said that Nibiru’s air had become thinner and its protective shield had diminished. Enshar’s son, Duuru, failed to produce an heir, but the Council of Counselors made his adopted son, Lahma, King.

KING LAHMA CHOSE PRAYER OVER ACTION

In Lahma’s councils, the learned presented two proposals to heal the breach in the atmosphere.

One plan called for gold, abundant within the Hammered Belt, the Asteroids, to be ground into the finest powder and lofted to heaven, where it would remain and, with replenishment, heal the breach. Celestial boats, or rockets, would carry the gold to Nibiru.

The second plan called for Weapons of Terror, or nukes, to be dropped into volcanoes to arouse their dormancy, renew their belching, replenish the atmosphere, and seal the breach in the sky.

“For a decision, Lahma was too feeble; what choice to make, he knew not.” Every 3,600 years, as Nibiru circled Nemesis and crossed through Solaris’s ecliptic, the planet lost more oxygen. For four orbits, Lahma vacillated between nuking the volcanoes and sending miners to the Asteroids, while Nibiru’s air continued to bleed into space.

Intense radiation afflicted the planet, but Lahma ignored his counselors and instead heeded his wife, Lamaha, who told him, “Beseech the Great Creator of All. Beseeching, not acting, provides the only hope.”

The Nibirans prayed to the Prime Creator. They did not consider themselves gods until later, when they came to Earth and declared themselves divine.

ALALU KILLED KING LAHMA

Prince Alalu, descended from Nibiru’s fourth King, Anshurgal, and a concubine, led his fellow princes against Lahma. “Let Lahma the king be no more,” he roared. “Let decision supplant hesitation. Come, let us unnerve the King in his dwelling, let him abandon the throne.”

The princes rushed to the palace gate and then into the throne room, while Lahma retreated to his tower, where Alalu caught him. “We need a king who acts now. Not you; you dither. I’m taking over now, before we lose all our air.”

Alalu hurled the King from the tower and declared, “Now I’m King.”

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460,500 BCE: CUPBEARER ANU WRESTLED, OVERTHREW ALALU AS NIBIRU KING; ALALU FLED TO EARTH

Alalu, who killed Lahma, compromised with Anu, the legal heir to Lahma, by giving his daughter Damkina to Anu’s son Enki. The fathers agreed that Marduk, Damkina’s and Enki’s son, rather than Pretender Anu, would follow Alalu as King of Planet Nibiru. Anu, Alalu promised, would remain his Cupbearer, always near him and under his scrutiny.

To raise overcast and hold Nibiru’s air, Alalu had rockets shoot nuclear missiles into Nibiru’s volcanoes; however, the volcanoes failed to release enough ash to plug the hole in the atmosphere, and the breach continued to grow.

Alalu also explored the possibility of a gold-dust shield for the planet. The Nibiran elite drank an elixir containing powdered monoatomic gold and other health- and life-extending minerals, which reduced the radiation they had absorbed.

Alalu wondered whether monoatomic gold, scattered in Nibiru’s ionosphere, could protect the planet, and he also knew from his studies of the Lyran-Draco wars that Earth and its asteroids held much of the gold in the solar system.

Alalu sent a rocket into the inner Solar System, but the vessel crashed into an asteroid, and all aboard died.

Nine more Nibiran years, or nine sars, equal to 32,400 Earth years, passed, and Alalu still had not stopped Nibiru’s air loss. Cupbearer Anu seethed as Alalu failed to protect and replenish the atmosphere, then cited the Nibiru succession law that Alalu had abrogated.

Anu proclaimed himself rightful King and challenged Alalu in hand-to-hand combat as the Royals watched. When Anu defeated him, the Royals hailed Anu as King and escorted him to the palace, but Alalu did not return there. “From the crowds he stealthily escaped; of dying like Lahma he was fearful.”

Unbeknownst to the others, Alalu hurried to the place of the celestial chariots, or rockets. He climbed into a missile-throwing chariot armed with nine nukes, closed the hatch behind him, entered the forepart chamber, occupied the Commander’s seat, and escaped from Nibiru in the celestial boat.

“To snow-hued Earth, Alalu set his course.”

Around 460,500 BCE, Alalu piloted his nuke-armed rocket to Earth. Despite the Galactic Federation rule that forbade nuking in space, Alalu used some of his nuclear missiles to blast asteroids from his path so he would avoid the fate of the miners he had sent toward Earth when he was King of Nibiru. He landed on marshy ground near Basara on the Persian Gulf and waded ashore.

Most of the land Alalu explored now rests under the sea. Two of the rivers he found, the Tigris and Euphrates, still flow through Iraq, but when Alalu arrived, the Tigris and Euphrates joined the Gehon, or Karun, River, which ran through Iran and joined the Euphrates.

In 2010 CE, ultrasound showed that the merged Tigris, Euphrates, and Gehon, farther south, joined the Pishon River to form the four rivers of Sumer described in the tablets. Sumer’s four combined rivers then flowed into the Persian Gulf, while Noah’s Flood of 9703 BCE buried the Pishon with mud.

When Alalu landed, he donned his eagle helmet, or oxygen mask, and wetsuit. He waded ashore, returned to his rocket, removed the helmet, and extended the rocket’s tester, which breathed the planet’s air and indicated compatibility.

He then waded ashore again with a sampler, a weapon, and dark goggles to protect his eyes from sunlight he found unbearably bright, though he left his oxygen mask and frogman suit in the rocket.

When he sampled the marsh’s waters, his sampler indicated gold.

Alalu targeted Nibiru with missiles and stirred up the Speaker-of-Words to send his message: “On another world I am, the gold of salvation I have found. The fate of Nibiru is in my hands. To my conditions, you must give heed! Return my throne.”

ALALU WELCOMES SON-IN-LAW, ENKI

Anu sent his eldest son Enki to Alalu, Enki’s father-in-law, to mediate between him and the ex-King.

ENKI HID ALALU’S NUCLEAR MISSILES

After Alalu landed on Earth, Enki, the expedition’s chief scientist, secretly removed the remaining nuclear missiles from Alalu’s spacecraft. Only Enki and his personal pilot, Abgal, knew where they hid the nukes, and this concealed arsenal later became a focus of political struggle among the Anunnaki leadership.

ENKI FIRED PILOT ANZU FOR COMPLAINING THAT THE NUKES WERE GONE FROM ALALU’S ROCKET

When Anzu discovered that the missiles had disappeared, he demanded their return, but Enki immediately dismissed him from the expedition and replaced him with Abgal, his own trusted pilot for the return mission to Nibiru.

442,001 BCE: ENLIL CAME TO EARTH TO TRUMP ENKI

Around 460,000 BCE, Enki, Nibiru’s Chief Scientist and firstborn son of King Anu, established his base at Basra in what is now Iraq. From there, he sent the rocket Ex-King Alalu had flown to Earth back to Nibiru.

Abgal, Enki’s trusted pilot, carried the craft home with a sample of gold Enki and his crew of fifty men had sifted from the waters of the Persian Gulf.

On Nibiru, scientists processed the sample gold into the finest dust and launched it skyward. For a shar, 3,600 Earth years, they fashioned the gold dust; for another shar, they tested it. Rockets carried the powder heavenward, and crystal beams dispersed it into the atmosphere.

At first, the gold appeared to help. But when Nibiru neared the Sun, its rays disturbed the golden dust. The healing dwindled, and the atmospheric breach widened again.

King Anu sent Abgal back to Earth for more gold. At Basra, Enki’s men loaded Abgal’s rocket with what little gold Enki had separated from Gulf water and sent him again to Nibiru.

Enki and Abgal then traced the Persian Gulf’s gold to its nearest prime source: huge lodes and veins deep in the rocks of the Abzu, Africa. Jubilant, Enki announced the discovery to Nibiru.

On Nibiru, Enlil, Anu’s legal successor, challenged Enki’s leadership of Mission Earth. Enki, he argued, had already given false hope that gold from Earth’s waters alone could save Nibiru’s atmosphere. Now Enki must prove Earth held vast, extractable gold on land.

Anu yielded. “You, Enlil, my legal successor, are. Of Earth take charge; gold there assess for yourself.”

Enlil rocketed to Earth. As Anu’s heir, he felt empowered to take charge of the Expedition if Earth truly held enough gold to save Nibiru.

Enlil landed in the Persian Gulf, examined Enki’s data, and retested his samples. Despite his initial doubts, Enlil beamed back to Nibiru that Earth did indeed hold enough gold to save their world.

At Basra, Enki and Enlil disputed authority. Enlil asked Anu to come to Earth and clarify the chain of command for Enki and Alalu.

Anu then rocketed to Earth to establish authority, settle the command structure, and deal with Alalu.

416,000 YEARS AGO: ANU ROCKETED TO EARTH

Four hundred sixteen thousand years ago, Anu rocketed to Earth to establish a chain of command and address Alalu’s threats, bringing the unresolved power struggles of Nibiru directly into Earth’s administration.

THE DRAWING ON EARTH: THE LAST STRAW

On Earth, Anu put three straws in one hand and held them out to Enki and Enlil, asking which of his sons would draw the long straw and rule Nibiru, which would draw the short straw and command Earth, and which would draw the middle-sized straw and run mining and sea transport.

“By their lots the tasks they divided; Anu to Nibiru to return, its ruler on the throne to remain.”

His sons knew he had cheated and pre-determined who would get which job, yet they accepted the King’s charade. They also knew that Anu’s act insulted Alalu, who watched the drawing and recognized the political theater for what it was.

ENLIL, EXPEDITION COMMANDER

“The EDIN — Iraq, Kuwait, southern Turkey — to Enlil was allotted, to be Lord of Command, more settlements to establish, of the skyships and their heroes charge to take. Of all the lands until they encounter the bar of the seas, the leader to be.”

As Lord of Command, Enlil extended King Anu’s military dictatorship to Earth. Enlil, who had preceded Enki as Anu’s successor on Nibiru, now ruled Enki on Earth as well.

ENKI, BOSS OF GOLD MINING, SEA TRANSPORT & AFRICA

“To Enki the seas and the oceans as his domain were granted, lands beyond the bar of the waters by him to be governed, in the Abzu — Africa — to be the master, with ingenuity the gold to procure.”
[Sitchin, Enki, 92–93]

Enlil’s first act as Commander mollified Ea by forever giving Enki Eridu, the settlement at Basra, as well as the title En.Ki, Earth’s Lord. Before this, Enki had been called Ea, He-of-the-Waters, and “Ea” is the root of the word Earth.
[Sitchin, Wars, 81]

ANU BEAT ALALU, BANISHED HIM TO MARS WITH ROCKET PILOT ANZU

When Anu and his sons divided the rule of Nibiru and Earth, Alalu stepped forward toward Anu and shouted, “Mastery of Earth to me was allotted; that was the promise when the gold finds to Nibiru I announced! Nor have I the claim to Nibiru’s throne forsaken.”
[Enki, 93]

Anu wrestled Alalu, and as they grappled, Anu pressed his foot upon Alalu’s chest and declared victory, saying, “I am King.” Yet when Anu lifted his foot, Alalu attacked him and, according to the account, “swiftly he the manhood of Anu bit off, the malehood of Anu Alalu did swallow.”
[Wars, 86–94]

Enlil subdued and tied Alalu while Enki gave Anu first aid. Anu groaned that he would maroon Alalu on Mars, where he would slowly die from ingesting Anu’s flesh, since Anu’s flesh killed anyone who ate it.

So Anu, en route to Nibiru, left Alalu with food and tools on Mars, where he also left Anzu to tend the ex-King as he died.
[Tellinger, Slave Species, 438]

On Nibiru, Anu ordered freight rockets to shuttle between Nibiru and the Sun, from Earth, Earth’s moon, and other planets and satellites.

Cast of Characters

The Anunnaki Model of War, Kingship, Violence & Power

Malevolent Matrix, Part 2

This part of the Anunnaki drama unfolds as a royal-political epic: a planet in crisis, a failing atmosphere, a nuclear past, a contested throne, a rebel king, a dynastic father, brilliant sons, wounded women, hidden weapons, Earth’s gold, and the first transfer of Nibiru’s command structure onto our world. The cast functions like an ancient space opera, yet each character carries a recognizable archetype of power, ambition, loyalty, science, command, betrayal, healing, and survival.

Anu / An

The Imperial King, Dynastic Patriarch, and Blue-Eyed Source of the Royal Line

Anu stands at the center of the succession drama. He represents royal legitimacy, imperial decree, dynastic continuity, and the political machinery of command. When Alalu seizes the throne and later loses control of Nibiru’s crisis, Anu rises as the legal heir who challenges him, defeats him, and restores the ruling line. His authority reaches beyond Nibiru when he rockets to Earth to settle Alalu’s threats and divide control among his sons.

In this part of the story, Anu becomes both king and strategist. He stages the drawing of lots that assigns rule, command, mining, and sea transport, yet his sons recognize the ritual as political theater rather than pure chance. Anu’s blue eyes serve as the visual marker of his dominant bloodline, inherited by his children and used throughout the drama as a sign of royal descent.

Visual Identity: Young Anu appears as a powerful, handsome prince with fair skin, light blond hair, and piercing blue eyes. Old Anu becomes the silver-blond or white-haired patriarch, regal and imposing, with blue eyes that still carry command. His colors are ivory, teal, white-gold, and restrained royal blue.

Alalu

The Rebel King, Usurper, Exile, and Discoverer of Earth’s Gold

Alalu gives this story its fire. He acts where Lahma hesitates, kills the king, seizes the throne, attempts to save Nibiru, loses the contest to Anu, and refuses to surrender his claim. His escape in a missile-bearing celestial chariot brings the drama to Earth, where he lands alone, tests the air, finds gold, and sends Nibiru the ultimatum that changes planetary history.

Alalu is not a simple villain. He is dangerous, ambitious, proud, and violent, yet he also discovers the resource that may save Nibiru. His tragedy lies in the mixture of real crisis, royal grievance, and ruthless self-justification. Earth becomes important because Alalu finds gold here, then uses that discovery to demand the return of his throne.

Visual Identity: Young Alalu is charismatic, fierce, and physically commanding, with fair skin, sandy-blond or reddish-blond hair, and hazel-green or gold-toned eyes. Older Alalu becomes weathered, defiant, and hardened by exile. His colors are burgundy, cream, dark bronze, and storm-worn earth tones.

Enki / Ea

The Brilliant Scientist, Mediator, Water Lord, and Future Earth Lord

Enki is the most complex intelligence in this drama. He enters as Anu’s son and Alalu’s son-in-law, which places him between rival claims and competing bloodlines. As chief scientist and mediator, he understands that Nibiru’s survival depends on knowledge, resource extraction, atmospheric repair, and diplomacy. He also acts decisively by secretly removing Alalu’s remaining missiles and replacing Anzu with Abgal.

Enki receives the seas, oceans, lands beyond the waters, Africa, gold mining, and transport routes. Before he becomes known as En.Ki, Earth’s Lord, he is Ea, He-of-the-Waters. His role binds science, water, gold, ships, craft, maps, and Earth’s future into a single character arc. He is charming, strategic, handsome, brilliant, and capable of keeping secrets when survival requires it.

Visual Identity: Enki is very handsome, with long blond hair, a blond beard, big blue eyes, fair skin, and a warm, intelligent presence. He wears sea-green, ivory, bronze, and soft blue. His symbols are water, tablets, maps, scientific instruments, gold samples, ships, and the Abzu.

Enlil

The Dashing Commander, Lord of Command, and Earth’s Military Administrator

Enlil carries Nibiru’s command structure to Earth. He receives the EDIN, the skyships, the heroes, the settlements, and the authority to lead until the lands meet the bar of the seas. Through Enlil, Anu’s military dictatorship extends into Earth’s administration, shaping territory, hierarchy, settlement, and chain of command.

Enlil’s arc also contains disgrace and restoration. His crime against Sud removes him from command and sends him into exile, yet political negotiations later restore him after marriage and status arrangements transform Sud into Ninlil. This makes Enlil dramatic rather than merely official: he is capable, handsome, forceful, and admired, but he also embodies the dangerous entitlement of royal power.

Visual Identity: Enlil is dashing and handsome, with fair skin, light brown hair with blond highlights, and blue eyes inherited from Anu’s line. He looks more martial than Enki, with a commander’s posture and controlled intensity. His colors are ivory, deep blue, bronze, and military teal.

Ninmah

The Beautiful Healer, Chief Medical Officer, and Moral Witness

Ninmah brings medicine, biology, compassion, and moral gravity into a story dominated by kings, weapons, succession, and command. She stands close to the consequences of Nibiru’s nuclear war: radiation, infertility, atmospheric damage, survival biology, pregnancy, and the future of the royal and hybrid lines. As Chief Medical Officer, she sees the cost of power written into bodies.

In this movie, Ninmah matters because she balances the cold machinery of empire with the sacred work of life. She becomes the one who understands trauma, repair, birth, genetic consequence, and the healing dimensions of leadership. Her presence also gives Sud’s story context, since Sud serves as her assistant before the scandal involving Enlil.

Visual Identity: Ninmah is gorgeous, luminous, and kind, with long red hair, big blue eyes, fair skin, and a compassionate presence. Both of her brothers desire her, which adds tension to the royal family dynamic. Her colors are ivory, rose, sage, soft gold, and healing green.

Sud / Ninlil

The Wounded Assistant, Royal Turning Point, and Later Legal Wife

Sud begins as Ninmah’s assistant, placing her at the expedition’s medical and biological heart. Her story becomes one of the most painful moral turning points in this section when Enlil violates her and the outraged Royals exile him to Africa. Her pregnancy and later elevation to Ninlil reveal how Anunnaki politics handles injury, status, legitimacy, and restoration.

Sud matters because she forces the royal hierarchy to respond to harm inside its own command structure. The response comes through negotiation, marriage, monogamy, and the elevation of her status, which reveals both the harshness and complexity of royal repair. As Ninlil, she becomes a formal figure in the ruling order, but her origin in this story must remain visible.

Visual Identity: Sud has darker hair than Ninmah, still in the sandy range, with hazel eyes and a softer, grounded beauty. Her early colors are cream, pale green, lavender, and rose. As Ninlil, she can wear more formal robes, but she should retain dignity, emotional depth, and quiet strength.

Damkina

The Strawberry-Blond Royal Daughter, Alliance Bride, and Mother of Marduk

Damkina carries dynastic consequence. Alalu gives her to Enki as part of a political compromise between rival royal lines, and through her, Marduk becomes the heir designated in the agreement. She may seem quieter than Anu, Alalu, Enki, or Enlil, yet the entire succession process moves through her.

In this movie, Damkina belongs in the alliance scenes, the royal family scenes, and the future-heir imagery. Her body becomes the bridge between factions, and her child becomes the promise, threat, and unresolved claim that continues the larger Anunnaki saga.

Visual Identity: Damkina is strawberry-blond, fair-skinned, blue- or green-eyed, graceful, and royal. She should appear as a teenager or young adult in the early dynastic scenes, beautiful but aware that her marriage carries political weight. Her colors are ivory, plum, rose, soft gold, and pale green.

Marduk

The Young Heir, Dynastic Promise, and Future Storm

Marduk is not yet the active ruler in this section, but his name changes the stakes. The agreement that he would follow Alalu as king makes him a living claim on the future. He represents destiny delayed, royal ambition passed to the next generation, and the storm gathering beyond the present conflict.

In this movie, Marduk works best as a teenager or young adult rather than a small child. He can appear in collages, dynastic tableaux, and imagery of the prophetic heir. His presence reminds viewers that the battle between Anu and Alalu does not end with them; it carries over to their descendants.

Visual Identity: Marduk inherits the blue-eye marker of Anu’s line through Enki and carries the beauty of Damkina’s strawberry-blond lineage. His hair may be golden-blond or strawberry-blond, and his eyes should be blue. He should look brilliant, princely, promising, and potentially dangerous.

Anzu

The Pilot Who Saw Too Much

Anzu is the pilot whose discovery threatens Enki’s secret. When he realizes that Alalu’s missiles have disappeared, he demands their return, and Enki removes him from the expedition. Later, Anzu is left on Mars with Alalu, where he becomes witness, attendant, and companion to the fallen king’s exile.

Anzu matters because every empire needs pilots, witnesses, and technical officers who know what the rulers prefer hidden. He is not the highest royal, yet his knowledge makes him dangerous. His arc moves from pilot to protester to dismissed officer to exile companion.

Visual Identity: Anzu has fair skin, sandy or ash-blond hair, sharp blue or grey-blue eyes, and the alert posture of a trained pilot. His colors are ivory, slate, blue-grey, leather brown, and muted bronze. He should look practical, observant, and tense.

Abgal

The Trusted Pilot, Quiet Operator, and Enki’s Replacement for Anzu

Abgal enters after Enki dismisses Anzu. His importance lies in loyalty, discretion, and operational trust. Enki needs someone who can navigate, fly, keep secrets, and complete the return mission to Nibiru without challenging his decisions.

In this drama, Abgal is a supporting but useful character. He belongs in scenes involving spacecraft, hidden weapons, transport, mission planning, and Enki’s inner circle. He gives the story a professional operational layer beneath the royal politics.

Visual Identity: Abgal has light brown hair, fair skin, blue-green or hazel-green eyes, and a composed, capable presence. His clothes should be pilot-practical rather than heavily royal: ivory, sea-green, slate, soft bronze, and travel-worn leather.

Lahma

The Hesitant King Whose Failure Opens the Door to Revolt

Lahma begins the tragic prelude. He inherits a planetary crisis and hears proposals to heal Nibiru’s atmosphere, yet he hesitates while the danger grows. His inability to choose between mining gold from the Asteroids, sending celestial boats, or using Weapons of Terror against volcanoes becomes the political weakness Alalu exploits.

Lahma matters because his failure creates the opening for violent action. He is a king overwhelmed by crisis, counsel, fear, and indecision. His death marks the moment when Nibiru’s leadership crisis turns into open royal violence.

Visual Identity: Lahma is older, fair-skinned, pale-haired, weary, and uncertain. He wears pale royal robes, soft blue, cream, and faded gold. His atmosphere is one of prayer halls, worried counselors, failing skies, and a tower from which his reign falls.

Lamaha

The Queen of Prayer, Devotion, and Fatal Counsel

Lamaha counsels Lahma to beseech the Great Creator rather than act. She represents devotion, spiritual sincerity, and the danger of prayer used as a substitute for necessary response during planetary emergency.

She is not malicious; she is devout, but her counsel helps paralyze the throne at the worst possible moment.

Lamaha belongs in the prayer scenes, palace scenes, and tragic prelude collages.

Through her, the story contrasts faith and action, devotion and responsibility, spiritual hope and political collapse.

Visual Identity: Lamaha is dignified and beautiful in an elder-queen way, with fair skin, light blond or strawberry-blond hair, and solemn eyes. Her colors are ivory, pale rose, lavender, pearl, and soft gold.

Author Bio: Sasha Alex Lessin, Ph.D.

Sasha Alex Lessin, Ph.D., earned his doctorate in Anthropology from UCLA and his M.A. in Counseling Psychology from the University for Humanistic Psychology. He is an author, researcher, counselor, teacher, and Dean of the School of Counseling and Tantra whose work explores Anunnaki history, ancient anthropology, consciousness, relationship dynamics, and humanity’s inherited patterns of power, trauma, healing, and awakening.

Author Bio: Janet Kira Lessin

Janet Kira Lessin is an author, experiencer, researcher, radio host, publisher, and founder of Dragon at the End of Time, Aquarian Media, and related experiencer-focused projects. Her work explores extraterrestrial contact, Anunnaki history, consciousness, disclosure, human origins, multidimensional experience, and humanity’s movement beyond inherited systems of domination toward compassion, sovereignty, and planetary maturity.

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The Anunnaki Model of War, Kingship, Violence & Power: Malevolent Matrix, Part 2

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The Anunnaki Model of War & Power

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How Nibiru’s royal conflicts, nuclear trauma, dynastic rule, and military hierarchy shaped Earth’s inherited systems of domination.

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Sasha Alex Lessin, Ph.D., and Janet Kira Lessin explore the Anunnaki template of kingship, war, hierarchy, nuclear power, and command-and-control governance, tracing the Nibiran civil war, the rise of King An, Alalu’s revolt, Anu’s victory, Enki’s intervention, Enlil’s command, and the political model the Anunnaki carried to Earth.

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The Anunnaki Model of War, Kingship, Violence & Power | Malevolent Matrix Part 2

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In Malevolent Matrix, Part 2, Sasha Alex Lessin, Ph.D., and Janet Kira Lessin examine the Anunnaki model of war, kingship, hierarchy, violence, nuclear trauma, and political control.

This episode traces the Nibiran nuclear civil war, the North-South treaty that created a one-world empire, the rise of King An, Lahma’s failure to act, Alalu’s violent seizure of power, Anu’s challenge, Enki’s intervention, and the transfer of Nibiru’s military-dictatorship model to Earth. Through the stories of An, Lahma, Alalu, Anu, Enki, Enlil, Anzu, and the early Earth command structure, this installment explores how ancient models of domination became embedded in human civilization through dynastic rule, territorial control, resource extraction, and imposed authority.

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The Anunnaki brought more than advanced technology to Earth; they brought a political template shaped by nuclear trauma, royal succession battles, planetary crises, militarized hierarchy, and dynastic rule.

In The Anunnaki Model of War, Kingship, Violence & Power: Malevolent Matrix, Part 2, Sasha Alex Lessin, Ph.D., and Janet Kira Lessin trace the story from Nibiru’s nuclear civil war to Alalu’s flight to Earth, Enki’s hidden missiles, Enlil’s command, and Anu’s division of power. This article explores how ancient models of domination became embedded in Earth’s institutions and why recognizing the pattern helps humanity step beyond it.

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The Anunnaki brought Earth more than advanced technology; they carried a model of kingship, militarism, dynastic rule, violence, nuclear trauma, and command hierarchy shaped by Nibiru’s own conflicts. Malevolent Matrix, Part 2 explores how that template reached Earth.

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In The Anunnaki Model of War, Kingship, Violence & Power, Sasha Alex Lessin, Ph.D., and Janet Kira Lessin examine the political and social template the Anunnaki carried from Nibiru to Earth.

This installment in the Malevolent Matrix series explores nuclear trauma, dynastic succession, military hierarchy, planetary crisis, resource extraction, and centralized rule, framing these patterns as inherited structures that shaped human institutions and continue to influence political, military, and social systems today.

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Explore the Anunnaki model of war, kingship, violence, hierarchy, nuclear trauma, and dynastic rule in Malevolent Matrix, Part 2 by Sasha Alex Lessin and Janet Kira Lessin.

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“The Anunnaki carried to Earth a model of power shaped by Nibiru’s own royal wounds, nuclear trauma, and command hierarchy.”

“Humanity inherited more than stories of gods; we inherited systems of domination that still shape our world.”

“Alalu’s flight to Earth brought Nibiru’s unresolved royal conflict into humanity’s planetary field.”

“Enki hid the missiles, yet the struggle over power, succession, and command continued.”

“To recognize the Malevolent Matrix is to begin releasing the inherited pattern.”

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The Anunnaki Model of War, Kingship, Violence & Power: Malevolent Matrix, Part 2
By Sasha Alex Lessin, Ph.D., and Janet Kira Lessin
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