Hi there,
A while ago there was this video of max spiers. He was killed after researching stuff we're not allowed to know.
One of the subjects he was talking about in the video I uploaded here:
http://www.filedropper.com/maxspeirslosthislifetogetthisoutpizzagatevictimsupersoldiermontauk
He was talking about bloodtypes. About Rhesus negative because they were easier to control. But also about bloodtype B being very very important.
Because they work as an hivemind on a subconsious level.
It's in the first 5 minutes of the video.
I'm looking for more information on this bloodtype subject. Does anybody have something?
edit:
Here is the same video on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoSa0iSbzec
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nomorepepperoni ago
Looking at stuff from Spiers, he said a lot of pretty out there things (Reptillians, he's a super soldier, etc.). However, his mother claimed that the SIM card in his phone was missing and the hard drive on his computer was wiped before these electronics had been returned to her. If true, that would suggest something was being covered up.
He also had drug problems, so it's also possible this stuff was erased to conceal who gave him the drugs, either because their drug was responsible for an OD, or to cover intentional murder, or both.
If the cover-up was because he stumbled across something, isn't it more likely to have been the US Army pedo scandal referenced here?
https://archive.is/1lYE3#selection-969.0-1023.0
Makes me wonder if he found ties to politicians and told the wrong people about it, or else found more info than he was supposed to about an important pedo ring. I believe it's more plausible that he was killed for that than any of this blood type stuff (which, while connected by those who believe in it and PG, would be harder to prove).
BarryOSeven ago
Good post!
It could be all true. I do think it's really suspicious both the nazi's and the cia and who knows else researches this bloodtype subject while all we know is the medical uses.
There must be something going on with it. I do think pizzagate was the trigger to have him killed, but the rest is also interesting.
Heck even the reptillian thing. Shills are going lunatic about it, why would they? What I have learned this year is nothing is as it seems to be. Who would have expected pizzagate to be truth?
Shills would have done the same thing they are doing like now. Worthless people and enemies of humanity. Going to hell for $3.50. Gross.
nomorepepperoni ago
The Nazis also believed some pretty strange things themselves. As for the CIA, I haven't seen that information but I wouldn't be surprised if it was looked at in hopes the Nazis had found something (else?) they could use for their own ends.
SIMONBARROW ago
We actually know very little about what the Nazis believed. Most of the stuff that has been written about the Nazis and their alleged interest in the occult, UFOs, Antarctica, etc. is just pop culture trash. You can literally associate the Nazis with anything outlandish with no evidence at all and get away with it.
nomorepepperoni ago
Even so, I'm not seeing evidence of the claims presented. We can only speculate as to why the Nazis and the CIA are interested in blood types, and I merely posit that they may not be for the most rational reasons in either case.
SIMONBARROW ago
Show me proof that the Nazis were interested in blood types.. Primary source material only, please.
BarryOSeven ago
I do know after WW2
There was Operation Paperclip. It was about bringing Nazi scientists to the US.
They started working for the CIA. Now we are here on the same subject.
Bloodtypes. Just like the nazi's were working on it.
If it was bullshit why proceed with it for 70 years?
nomorepepperoni ago
I would surmise that, with the help of Paperclip Nazis, the CIA (or some members) also acquired some level of taste in the occult. Throw in that you can reel in all sorts of money to research such things as "defense" and that they already seem to have a hand in child abuse, and there's no telling where the line to fact is.
In other words, some in the CIA might still be on it because THEY believe in it. Belief in a thing doesn't always make it real, but it can drive people to do either great things, or terrible ones.
That's not to say there isn't some tiny tidbit of information they uncovered (in addition to what we already know medically), but I can't see it reaching the level Spiers and like claim without more tangible evidence.