Erect On Demand Recipe

Nergal, being a member of the alien Brotherhood of the Gold, was a very result-oriented executive. He could travel around in Africa, Asia and Europe, selecting men to use as labor in the mines. Being selected/captured by Nergal was equivalent to be considered as dead. The mine workers Erect On Demand were transported to the underground mines, where they worked until they died. They were provided with food and water to keep them alive although they probably had been manipulated to believe they were dead. 

Those people lived the rest of their lives in the mines. We find a very appropriate description in the Greek Mythology where they are called "living dead". When they no longer were able to work, they were just buried under the excavated soil. They never came up again. The "underworld" was a place of no return. Surely, it was a terrible fate for those ancestors of ours. It was literally a place of Hell. The "living dead" were providing the Nibiruans with gold under thousands of years. The gold transformed into gold dust, becomes an elixir for health and longevity.

While the Master of the Underworld in different Mythologies is Nergal and Hades, that represent the same god and member of the alien Brotherhood of the Gold, the Christian Church chose another name for the Master of Hell. The name "Satan", from Arabic (Islamic world) is supposed to describe this man in a more negative manner. The original "Shejtan", however, means "adversary" which is equivalent to "competitor". 

Was there another god? Was there a competition between gods?Besides Mythology, there are historical documents witnessing that Nergal/Hades used to take workers by force in order to use them in the mines. In 1887 some 350 clay tablets were found in Egypt at El Amarna, the capital city of Pharaoh Amenhotep IV. Those tablets, today in European Museums, were written under the time of Amenhotep III and his son, Amenhotep IV who later changed his name to Akenaten.