Talk about the foxes guarding the hen house.
Why Are the Freemasons Collecting Our Children's DNA?
https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/amy-macpherson/freemason_b_1906521.html
Masonic Child Identification Programs:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masonic_Child_Identification_Programs
"The kit contains a fingerprint card, a physical description, a video, computer disk, or DVD of the child, a dental imprint, and a DNA sample."
Remember from the Johnny Gosch story how the Finders had a book full of pictures of children? They would drive around neighborhoods and take pictures of children. The "customer" would select from those pictures, then the Finders would go back and snatch the child.
Now, the parents bring the child in for the picture.
This is pizzagate related because, well, many of the people in DC, Hollywood, and elsewhere who are involved in pizzagate are Freemasons.
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nzmc ago
What if human cloning is real? What if it was real in 1950s? Did you look at any testimonies? What happens when you can print people? What do you need DNA for? Have you ever been to restaurant and seen menu?
ponyfriend ago
Well okay so in the public world (non-military research) the 1970s and 1980s patents on Transgenics (Recombinant DNA and PCR) gave birth to the age of biotech and with that things like cloning. Usually the military is about 20-30 years ahead of the public technology so yes I do think it is quite possible that some form of transgenics was being done in the 1950s, probably for biological warfare. But it was likely primitive and this is almost like a "secret space program" level of conspiracy, so say cloning was possible in the 1950s. Of course it is possible but it is a big leap. I do agree that the gathering of this information would be to make clones, or body doubles, perhaps dolls or something weird. Very weird.
GoBackToReddit ago
Assumption entered.
Assumption entered.
Negative.
Assumption one becomes true depending on how you define "print".
Catalog, index for searching.
Affirmative.
How about this: Countries around the world, seeing the signs of the end times, are searching for the second coming of Christ via DNA. This assumes that DNA has been pulled from some historical artifact (say from the Vatican or wherever) that was believed to be the DNA of Jesus and that such a person existed. Hypothetically speaking, ANY DNA pulled from something like the spear could and would most likely be taken as the correct DNA no matter who's DNA it really is. Continuing on this train of thought, how long until a clone could or would be made? Would this not count as a second coming if the DNA and "mythos" of Jesus is true?
ponyfriend ago
were you being sarcastic or not? is the blood from the spear of destiny? can DNA be preserved for that long?
GoBackToReddit ago
Mostly off the cuff with zero actual research... but it has been a thought I have had for a while.
Last I knew the authenticity of what is spouted as the spear is still in dispute (many claim to have the real deal iirc).
Seriously doubtful however one or two breakthroughs could change that fast... again, without actually researching any of this.
The idea gets even more fun if you were to include the Anunnaki (If your into this kind of thing anyways.. it gets... weird).
GuannaRue ago
mind-blowing.