Where is 'Allah'?

At the 100th day of the Gaza war, Muslims are asking: Where is ‘Allah’?

The Prophet Mohammad united the Arabs first against the Persians, and then against the Byzantines.

Their uniting factor was the idea of Allah which was on top of a new set of laws in the Quran that imposed on every aspect of life, from diet, dress and worship, to civil code, war, and taxation.

This was very different in Europe where different people served as the foundation for the laws:

• Montesquieu wrote about political law
• Grotius wrote about the laws on war
• Adam Smith wrote about economic laws

These 2 factors of Allah and Law allowed the Arabs to win against their enemies, even during the crusades of the 13th century.

From a shallow perspective, such victories might be seen as proof that the Islamic formula for victory is effective – submit to the Quran blindly without asking questions and you will get all the rewards promised in it.

However, this is contradicted by the fact that the Arabs and Persians were defeated afterwards by the Mongols in the Siege of Baghdad in 1258.

• The Mongols themselves were defeated by the Ming Chinese in 1368
• The Chinese were then defeated by the British in the Opium War in 1851
• The British were defeated by the Americans in the Battle of Yorktown in 1781.

Mesopotamia and the Middle East

According to our Anunnaki Hypothesis, human civilization began in the Middle East through the genetic engineering done by the Anunnaki on Homo Erectus. This produced Homo Sapiens.

Middle Eastern society will have traces of that Annunaki vibration, which is permeates the oversoul of the Arab and Jewish people.

The Mongol-Chinese and the British-Americans have their own oversoul which initiates projects and consequently the possibility of victory or defeat.

Using the Anunnaki Hypothesis, we can rename the Western ‘God’ as Enlil and ‘Allah’ as Enki.

The dominance between Enki and Enlil shifts back anbd forth over millennia.

• In the pre-Atlantean times, Enlil was dominant
• In the Atlantean times, Enki was dominant
• In the post-Atlantean times, Enlil was again dominant

Currently, this dominance rests with the Americans, as the descendants of the Roman oversoul via Britain which was colonized by Rome.

Rome did have a weak period from the 400s AD to the 14th century when they were nearly overrun by the Mongol oversoul. But it reconstituted itself through the Spanish and British Empires which colonized the world.

Those who submit to the American oversoul get benefits such as peace and prosperity. This is exactly what Israel did and what the Palestinians did not.

Proof is that it is only the US has the God-powers to tell Israel to stop bombing Gaza. It is also the US that gives petrodollars to Islamic Saudi Arabia to make it wealthy.

So where is the ‘Allah’ that gives victory and prosperity? It is in the US. Rather, Enki has given way to Enlil.

If people think that Allah is somehow with Saudi or Iran, then loss and suffering will make them realize their mistake them sooner or later.

The US is slowly losing ground to Chindia (China-India). So the next ‘God’ will be in Asia.

Morever, this proves that the strength of the US is not its democracy since that very democracy is causing the slow decline of its productivity and instability.

In reality, the strength of the US is from its huge productive land that is safe from the invaders from Europe, Africa, and Asia, just as Britain’s strength was its geographical separation from European armies while gaining European ideas and systems. Britain gained all the advantages of Europe without its disadvantages.

Chindia’s strength, in contrast, will be its sheer population size, a population that will necessarily produce great leaders and geniuses within its huge mass. Assuming that a population of 1 million will have 1 genius, then Chindia’s population of nearly 3 billion will have nearly 3,000 geniuses. The US will only have 300 native geniuses, the rest are currently imported from Chindia such as its Indian CEOs.

Here, we organize the strengths of the different ‘Gods’: