Number seven

Lacerta's response to Question 7 in Lacerta File I is believed to be an ambiguous answer. The relevance is not the number of colonies that the reptilians have, but the number seven itself.

The number seven was extremely important in Sumerian culture. In Sumerian cosmology, the most powerful and important deities in the Anunna pantheon were the "seven gods who decree": An, Enlil, Enki, Ninhursag, Nanna, Utu, and Inanna. Each of the major deities in Sumerian culture corresponded to a specific celestial body in the Solar System.

Lacerta may have been ambiguously indicating that the seven colonies of reptilian culture are part of, or under, the seven heads of state found in Sumerian culture. The seven heads of state are attached to the body of a dragon. The description of this beast is found throughout human history as early as Sumeria, in the conflict of Ninurta and the Seven-headed serpent, Heracles and the seven-headed Hydra of Lerna, and Michael the Archangel and the Red Dragon of Revelation.

Lacerta File I
Question 7 Question 7 The seven stars in the second symbol you´ve mentioned - do they mean the Pleiades?

Answer 7 Pleiades? No. Actually, the seven stars are planets and moons and they are a symbol for our former seven colonies in the solar system. The stars are shown in front of a blue background and the dragon- circle means the shape of Earth. The seven white stars mean Moon, Mars, Venus and 4 moons of Jupiter and Saturn, we had colonized in the past. Two colonies are no longer in use and abandoned, so 5 stars would be more correct.