For years, I claimed that when my people arrived on this Earth 500,000 years ago, human beings were already here and already had a thriving and technologically advanced civilization. At the same time, though, I have felt the instinctive need to say that we "created" the human race, and that we did it after we arrived here. I also knew that many of my people had mated with humans, producing live and fertile offspring.

Yet with all my research and all my knowledge, I have all these years felt that these bits of information were incompatible. It wasn't until I met someone online who claimed to be a member of one of the much-maligned "thirteen bloodlines" that supposedly rule this planet, that I began to see that perhaps these other bits of information were not only compatible, but complimentary.

My former friend was convinced that his people were the offspring of matings between angels and demons, not Alpha Draconians and humans, but at the same time he admitted he didn't know the whole story, because his grandfather had broken away from the rest of the group and refused to tell his descendants the whole truth. Listening to my own gut instinct on the matter, I think I may have figured out what that whole truth is.

Human beings, in their present form, are millions of years old, not the 200,000 or so years old that the "official" accounts claim that they are. This is consistent with my own memories as well as with findings by human archaeologists whose work has been covered up and/or twisted around so it would fit with the official accounts (and it makes sense that the Powers That Be would want this information covered up, because they would lose their prestige and their credibility if they were suddenly forced to acknowledge that the official story is wrong. They would simply have too much to lose to make such a disclosure worthwhile to them). As they are millions of years old, they already existed in their present form when my people, the Alpha Draconian Elohim, arrived on this planet roughly 500,000 years ago.

My thought is that my people, who were trying to find a new home at the time, were thrilled beyond comparison to find the humans here, not because of any kind of potential they had to be a slave force or anything of the sort the way the conspiracy theorists like to claim, but rather because the humans on this planet were genetically compatible with my own people. In other words, these "naked apes" were related by blood to the Alpha Draconian people, another "breed" if you will. This meant we had found a potential ally, and also a people we could breed with. It is this breeding aspect, the matings that took place between willing humans and Alpha Draconians, that produced a hybrid breed that essentially bridged the two species together. Though we looked outwardly vastly different from each other (the humans looking, well, human, and the Alpha Draconians looking like anthropomorphic dragons), the fact that matings between our two races could produce not only live but fertile offspring proved that we were much more closely related than our outward appearances would have made it seem possible.

It now occurs to me that these offspring are most likely the Nephilim of legend... and of my former friend's lineage. Also, this fits in with the idea that my own people were attacked by the "leaders" of the human race when we refused to be subjected to their rule, and that a group of semi-reptilian humanoid assassins took the lives of most of my family and almost assassinated me as well. That means that the woman who took my name and office and eventually became the "Goddess Inanna" of legend most likely was a member of this new race that was "created" through the matings of Alpha Draconians with Humans.

I am going to go out on a limb here and add that I do not believe that it was "wrong" or "immoral" for Humans and Alpha Draconians to mate with each other, provided that all parties involved were consenting at the time. Nor do I believe that the race that the matings produced was in any way defective or evil, despite the continued efforts of conspiracy theorists and their ilk to demonize entire groups of people simply because of things they can't control, such as their heritage. One of the reasons my former friend is "former" to me is that he felt that his entire species should be wiped out. I absolutely do not share that belief, because quite frankly if a father commits a crime, then it is his crime, not the crime of his children or grandchildren who may or may not have had a chance to get to know him. Basing one's judgment of another person solely upon their race or their bloodline is one of the most heinous crimes any individual could ever commit, as the evil of the Holocaust so easily reminds us. It is a person's actions that decide whether they are a criminal or not. If they have chosen to be evil, then we may rightly call them "evil." But if they were simply born into a family where one or two members chose to be evil, yet they themselves chose a different path, they themselves are not evil and are unworthy of being treated as evil.

It is this single conviction that I have held throughout countless different lifetimes spanning dozens of quadrillions of years that has cost me the greatest amount of friendships, and yet to this day I stand by this conviction: an entire species is not guilty of the crimes committed by a few individuals within that species, and individuals within that species must never be held accountable for the crimes of their ancestors. If an individual is born into the lineage of the Nephilim, it is not their bloodline but their choices in life that decide whether or not they are worthy of scorn. Punishing the descendants for the crimes of their ancestors is always wrong, because it places the blame for the crimes committed squarely upon the blood and not upon the choices made by the individual who made them. It removes the responsibility of the individual and replaces it with the belief that anyone born into that bloodline is evil by design. There are good humans and bad humans. There are good Alpha Draconians and bad Alpha Draconians. And there are good Nephilim and bad Nephilim. In all of these cases, whether they are good or bad depends solely upon what they as individuals have chosen to do. The woman who chose to be my friend and later to assassinate me (and whose assassination attempt failed because I was with a friend that night), is evil because she chose to be evil. If she has offspring, and they have chosen to do good, then they are good people, not evil people, no matter how popular it may be to villify them.