According to news sources, “Avatar has completed the triple crown of box office gross records: first, it topped the foreign-only chart on Jan. 23, 2010, then it reigned over the worldwide chart (foreign plus domestic) on Jan. 25, and now, as of Feb. 2, it resides atop the domestic chart.”

In a nutshell, Avatar tells the story of Pandora, a fictional moon/planet that is inhabited by the Na’vi people. When humans from planet Earth discover the Na’vi are living on top of an extremely rare, natural resource, the humans travel to Pandora to mine the mineral. To do so, they genetically engineer themselves into a Na’vi-human hybrid and surreptitiously develop a relationship with the natives to gain access to the mineral.

Sitchin’s theory, which began unfolding 35 years before Avatar hit the big screen, culminates with a dramatic conclusion in the soon-to-be-released There Were Giants Upon the Earth. It tells the story of alien gods traveling to Earth from another planet thousands of years ago to mine a much-needed mineral—gold—which is needed to save their own planet. While they resided on Earth, the alien gods genetically engineered creatures, now known as human beings, to help them on their mining quest.

Sound familiar?

What will the general public think when it learns the Avatar story

is not exactly fiction, that much of its premise actually forms

the missing link to the origins of mankind?

That humans were master-minded by alien gods? That the tomb of one such alien god still exists today, and all it would take to verify and confirm Zecharia Sitchin’s story would be a DNA sequencing test?

The results would be more mind-blowing than Avatar, because, in fact, it would no longer be a story of fiction. It would be the factual account of how we came into existence!

A petition is circulating over the Internet to the legions of Sitchin fans and followers to join in the call for the DNA extraction that will definitively prove—once and for all—that aliens lived among us on Earth as our ancestral gods.