Eloi, Eloi!: Rediscovering Our Lost Legacy of Loe

From the times of the Loi (ho tsoa ho Loê, goes a now ill-understood African saying) and buried deep in our collective history dim, incoherent recollections of an ancient race of 'gods' weave their way into myth and legend. Of pale skin, they were known as the Illui (Shining Ones) in Mesopotamia, Lung in China (now gua-illu) and in Europe as 'Elves'. In southern Africa they are Ba-illungu (Nguni) and Ba-Loi (Sotho-Tswana). All these are terms denoting 'illu-mination'. These, and their Egyptian name Akhu (M'akhua in Sotho-Tswana), are current terms for... White people. Their technological wizardry is now given under the Sotho-Tswana name for magic: Bo-Loi (literally: the Way of the 'Loi) some of which, according to the Book of Enoch, was taught mankind by a rebellious group against the will of their leader Yahweh-Elohim. Leteane shows, amongst many other startling facts, how an ancient Sotho family poem traces Bantu migration from Egypt (Khmer-Roggo) and how even southern African languages are still largely Egyptian and Sumerian in diction - allowing the closest interpretation yet of the true history of mankind. Recent archaeological evidence of flight-in-antiquity and of 7-12 foot giants who were the reputed progeny of man and 'angels' has shocked the scientific world. What else is true? Are we still inadvertently worshipping ancient flesh-and-blood beings who rose as 'gods' (and then collectively as the 'unseen God' to stop in-fighting) after escaping into space the devastation of a world-wide Flood of c.11000 BC that vanquished even the fabled super-advanced continent of Atlantis? Did they later tell vulnerable survivors, now suddenly reduced to raw primitiveness, that they are 'sky-gods from Heaven'? Where did they actually originate from? Using only well-documented evidence and de-mystified common-sense, what we uncover requires that we set aside all that we have been told thus far...