These ancient stone statues, located on the island of Nuku Hiva, part of the Marquesas Islands of French Polynesia, are considered some of the strangest ever seen, in that they seem to represent beings that aren’t human. Their disproportionately elongated heads, wide mouths and huge eyes have caused some to speculate whether they are representations of ancient aliens who, some claim, visited Earth long ago and influenced cultures all over the world.
While some liken the statues to aliens, others might find a reptilian resemblance as well. According to Illuminati whistleblower Donald Marshall, we share the planet with an ancient race of intelligent lizard that have occupied Earth for millions of years.
Marshall explains that prehistoric Vril lizards have co-existed with humans since ancient times, where they were seen either as gods worthy of worship or demons to be feared and obeyed. He claims the lizards have played many different roles in the history of mankind and have been called by many different names, pretending to be our gods, demigods, guardians or even distant ancestors.
By interacting with only a select few, the public would rarely see or come into direct contact with the lizards, unless one was a member of the inner circle of the temples or those of the highest orders of the priesthood.
In addition, the Vril would also enjoy the protection of many generations of royal families, privileged politicians and spiritual leaders, who would agree to assist the lizards and keep their presence a secret.
He maintains that world governments have agreed to help hide the existence of Vril lizards, in exchange for the opportunity to utilize their natural ability to invade and steal the brain in a process that Marshall calls bodysnatching.
In some cultures, the Vril’s ability to bodysnatch took on a spiritual significance, as it was seen as a divine transformation, where one began life as a mere mortal to then transcend into becoming a god. Centuries ago, there was no understanding about parasites and the parasitic process. Many devoted followers submitted to the process of bodysnatching, discarding their former lives, and surrendering themselves to the gods. Other cultures, Marshall reports, thought of bodysnatching as a type of demonic possession, and engaged in holy rites to try to drive the evil out.
Marshall claims that whether seen as gods or demons, Vril lizards have a drive to bodysnatch, infiltrate social groups, and then systematically take over, with each new Vril host assisting the others in finding more to bodysnatch.
For that reason, some cultures around the world used various methods in an attempt to control Vril infestation, from the building of housing structures high on cliffs as in the case of the Anasazi Indians of New Mexico, to the construction of pyramids that act as secret Vril traps.
The ancient Egyptians were expert Vril slayers, says Marshall, with ingenious solutions, such as the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza in El Giza, Egypt. Believed to have been built as a tomb for the Pharaoh Khufu around 2560 BC, the Great Pyramid is the oldest and largest of the three pyramids in the Giza Necropolis and the only one to remain largely intact.
Egyptologists have long been mystified by the presence of narrow shafts built within the thick walls of both the King and Queen’s Chamber. The purpose of these shafts is not clear. They were once to be air shafts for ventilation, but this idea has now been widely abandoned in favor of the theory that the shafts serve a ritualistic purpose associated with the ascension of the King’s spirit to the heavens. According to Marshall, however, the shafts were designed to drive Vril lizards deep into a lower chamber, from which there was no exit. Vril lizards would enter the pyramid and once trapped, had no escape. This helped keep the Vril lizard population under control for a long time.
Marshall informs us that the Vril survived throughout the ages with the assistance of powerful royal families, from select Illuminati bloodlines. These families secretly hid the Vril in their dungeons, fortresses, and castle strongholds for generations, where they were regarded with affection as pets, useful as spies, unmatched as weapons. The royals found the lizards remarkably useful in the replacement of problem people, in a time when one could simply go missing from the court; no questions asked. What’s more, if there was difficulty establishing favorable relations with a neighboring kingdom, all one would have to do, is invite the entire royal family to visit for a feast in their honor, to celebrate a royal wedding perhaps…? After several weeks of festivities and Vril bodysnatching, it’s extraordinary how close one can become with one’s new in-laws.
Marshall reports that the Vril will also bodysnatch animals, given the opportunity. One can only wonder if this explains the medieval belief that cats were evil and thought to be in league with the devil. The witch’s familiar, a concept common throughout the middle ages, consisted of the use of enchanted animals, typically cats, owls, or toads, to assist the witch in her craft and spellwork. The familiar would offer protection for the witch as a loyal servant and secret spy. Perhaps this suspicion of witches using Vril-hosted cats as familiars and companions can provide an explanation for the massive witch hunts beginning in 15th-century Europe. Over the course of three hundred years, over 50,000 so-called witches were accused of worshipping the Devil, tortured into confessions and then executed. For safe measure, their familiars were often killed along with them.
Furthermore, the persistent belief that local cats were demon possessed not only led to the point where cats were driven out of towns and villages, but encouraged the public torture of cats as of a form of popular entertainment, with some towns holding such bizarre spectacles as yearly cat festivals where live cats were thrown from high towers and some even ritualistically set on fire.
Naturally, this practice of killing cats led to a decline in the cat population of Europe, which indirectly may have led to one of the most devastating epidemics in human history.
In the early 1330’s, an outbreak of deadly bubonic plague originated from the trading posts of Imperial China, and spread throughout Western Asia and Europe. Believed to have been caused by infected rats, traders unwittingly carried the rats aboard merchant trade ships to spread the disease westward from Asia along trade routes. Known as the Black Death because of the black spots it produced on the skin, an estimated 25 million people, one-third the population of Europe, were dead after just 5 years. Medieval medicine had nothing to combat the spread of the disease, and doctors were at a loss to explain the cause which, at the time, was attributed to the affects of God’s wrath on the populace. Perhaps this degree of devastation could have been avoided had more cats been allowed to live and naturally control the rodent population.
In fact, one may be able to re-evaluate most major events in human history in search of the contributions of Vril hosts and their human allies. For example, could the Vril be in part responsible for fostering the mass hysteria that led to the Inquisitions that raged for centuries throughout Europe and the Americas, resulting in the deaths of millions?
According to Marshall, the very nature of the parasitic Vril is to invade, bodysnatch, and take over. One can only wonder how many events in human history were secretly manipulated from the shadows by lizards, in order to further their agenda to bodysnatch and take over the world. He claims the Vril aren’t gods, demons or monsters; they’re just a bunch of stinky lizards; they bleed red and die.
