Why US invaded Iraq in 2003?

These ancient Sumerian cylinder seals were engraved with instructions on how to create portals into any point in space and time. Stargates, one of which is hidden in Iraq, the OG homeland of the Sumerians. So the US government got hold of these seals in their instructions in the 40s, which they used to create their own portal in Project Looking Glass. This Looking Glass viewfinder was used in various rumored projects like the Philadelphia Experiment, the Montauk Project, and even the Vatican's Chronovisor. So they started using this machine to locate more Sumerian cylinders, whose knowledge they could use to further expand on this technology and make it more and more powerful. The problem was these cylinders were mainly located in Iraq, and the political climate over there made them pretty hard to attain, to say the least. Even stranger, in the 1980s, one of the first things then newly elected Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein did after he came into power was restoring and fortifying the Ziggurat of Ur, one of the key archaeological sites in the historical discovery of the ancient Sumerian city of Ur. The home of Gilgamesh. The pressure was on. Saddam Hussein was potentially in possession of the most powerful technology in history, and the US was getting nervous. Then in 2003, German archaeologist Jorg Fassbinder was investigating ancient sites in Iraq and found something that once again changed everything. Using radar technology, he discovered an entire ancient city complex beneath the desert around the region of Uruk, the home of Gilgamesh. And on the outskirts of this ancient city was what appeared to be a burial site, thought to be none other than the tomb of Gilgamesh himself. Fassbinder and his team go to the authorities to let them know what they found and start formal excavations. The Iraqi government got involved, meaning Saddam Hussein caught interest in this find as well. And this was the straw that broke the camel's back. Because just a month later, in that exact same year, 2003, the US invaded Iraq in the Gulf War. Excavation is halted due to the war. Stage two. Not only that, but the US military actually built a base directly over the site that was getting excavated. With many locals claiming to have seen American soldiers digging at night and transporting artifacts back home for study. As we know today, the invasion of Iraq was a complete lie. That's just the fact. President Bush said to have invaded because of WMDs, weapons of mass destruction, which their claim turned out to be none. It was also supposed to be a response to certain attacks that happened on US soil in September 2001, but Iraq had nothing to do with those. There's even leaked audio of military intelligence admitting they went to Iraq for their primary purpose of collecting artifacts. And, you know, something's wrong. It's a whole world of the seat. We're going to Iraq to get artifacts, not to get anything but artifacts. That was the most important thing. But which artifacts? I don't know. They said they got everything they needed from that country. Where is it? I don't know. We have it. Like, you're looking for the Ark of the Covenant type stuff. Then the news headlines came out, reporting on organized looting of the National Museum of Iraq, where civilians and military units were taking off with over 15,000 artifacts. With many former reports of the US returning stolen artifacts dating as far back as 3,000 BC back to Iraq after the war, while taking artifacts with lesser material worth, like cylinder seals. Clearly, they were looking for something. So it said that the 2003 invasion of Iraq had nothing to do with Saddam, Al-Qaeda, or even oil, but rather for the continued search of ancient Sumerian cylinder seals, locating the Stargate and the tomb of Gilgamesh. And maybe being in possession of ancient artifacts and technology, the US couldn't afford losing to. Maybe it was a different type of weapon of mass destruction they were referring to. Even educated scholars like Dr. Michael Salla believe this and wrote an academic paper explicitly stating that Saddam having Stargate portals was the real reason for the war. Head to the Department of State website and search Gilgamesh. You can even find the former request for his body and tomb to be buried in Hillary's infamous emails. Speaking of Hillary, the recent Clinton testimony where Anna Paulina Luna specifically asked Hillary about the UAP or Gilgamesh and her official personal capacity. I was never denied access because I never asked for access. Rather than outright denying it, she claimed she just never asked for access. So it gives a nod like, you know what I mean? Well, in 2026, we might have seen something similar to the 2003 Iraq invasion happen in Iran, which being Iraq's neighbor also holds many artifacts of the same nature. As Iranian officials relocated and secured ancient artifacts from their National Museum of Iran to prevent the looting like in Iraq in 2003. With some reports pointing out that this museum stores hundreds of thousands of artifacts in the basement that are unavailable for public viewing, meaning the vast majority of artifacts and information from the ancient world is purposely hidden. And are maybe being stashed away to keep that knowledge in the hands of as few as possible. So what are they hiding over there? And can the instructions stored in them really be used to access and build ancient Stargates? And the tomb of Gilgamesh? It's a lot to think about.