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Growing Artificial Humans: The Cabbage Patch, Infantoriums & the Homunculus · The Cryptid Huntress

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Well, good afternoon everybody, and happy Valentine's Day. Thank you so much
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Okay, and we've actually kind of touched on this topic before when it
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comes to human cloning, but growing humans. Okay, we're gonna be talking
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about growing artificial humans today, something that may go back to like the beginning
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We're going to talk about a conference we just announced this week. I'm
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tell us about that in just a minute when I pull that up. But
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it's with the Secret Space Program. Super Soldier talked James Rink and a bunch
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of super soldiers and people in that arena, and myself the Crypted Hunters.
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I'll be down there in July. Okay, well, well, let's get
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started on our show today, y'all, because we don't have a lot of
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time to talk about so much stuff today. Artificial life was popular a popular
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topic of discussion long before the advent of human cloning that we know of during
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the Renaissance period. The hamondculous I can't even pronounce it, y'all do a
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horrible pronouncing things. The harmonculous, an artificial human, was found in alchemist's
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writing. Experiments into life's creations have taken place for centuries, and many suspect
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human cloning has been responsible for repopulating the planet after worldwide cataclysms and human and
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resets, from the curious Cabbage Patch kids to the infictoriums at the world's fairs
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and the orphan trains that ultimately were used to repopulate the United States over a
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fifty year period. On this episode, we're going to be exploring that with
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Brian seeing. Brian heads up the Disclosure Now movement. One notable thing about
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him is his father Jackson, was a founder and CEO of Scene Labs Incorporated
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during the early eighties and nineties. His work revolutionized graphics on the IBM PC
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side of things when Apple was in the clear lead. Needless to say,
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mister Seine retired comfortably from the field and was in a position to afford his
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eldest son the ability to earn a biochemistry degree from Octinental College in northern or
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southern California, and then volunteer organized for eight years full time. Brian worked
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with doctors and nurses nationally to do medical advocacy, based mainly out of the
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Sanford, Francisco Bay area. He now lives in northern Nevada as a prepper
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and is developing an RV park and travel lodge which will eventually incorporate a healing
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center. He is the host in MC of the upcoming Timeline of Disclosure conference
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in Saint Pete, Florida in July. For more information, I'm going to
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give out the website that's timelineodisclosure dot com. Please help me. Welcome to
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the show, my friend, Brian, Hey Brian, Hello everybody, Thank
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you Jessica. It's pleasure to be here. Oh my gosh, it's always
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fun having you here. We have some of the best discussions, and today
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is going to be a very interesting one, don't you think. I think
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so too. And I'm ready to go out there on a limb today because
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I think this topic there's going to be such weird mystery around it that we're
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going to end up going out there on the limb. We're going to go
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down from a rabbit hole, or as I like to say, down the
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portal today because Okay, so we talk about cloning a lot, and that's
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something that's really front and center in pop culture right now. We see a
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lot of cases of potential cloning within the celebrity community, okay, of people
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that are famous. Matter of fact, you tagged me on something. It
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was a picture of some celebrities that have doppelgangers, as we like to call
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them, and I do have that picture here. Let's just take a look
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for the audience today. This is uncanny, okay, because a lot of
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times we'll be watching movies. I'll watch a movie and I'll say, wow,
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that's so and so, but it turns out to be someone else that
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looks exactly like them. And in this case, we have I mean,
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I don't even know who these people are. Heath Ledgers on there and I
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recognize him, and I can't see Chloe Daschanel. Okay, so she looks
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just like Katie Perry. That's that's a dead ringer. Okay, But what
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do you think is going on here? Do you think these people just look
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alike? Could they be siblings or are these squams? So there there's a
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surface aspect off. Wow, these people look very similar. And then you
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have to combine it with everything else we know about Hollywood, everything else we
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know about the allegations of people like Donald Marshall and the vrill and cloning centers
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and rem driven basically kidnapping of people. And then they could kidnap you out
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of your sleep and then stick you in a clone body that matches you because
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they've they've cloned you off of a DNA sample they got somewhere. So when
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you take this is the most famous one, Taylor Swift and Zena Levy,
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who is the uh the former wife of Anton Levey, the who founded the
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Church of Satanism or I forget the name of the exact church, but yes,
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and that would be a classic example. And then with Taylor, there's
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a lot of allegations of transgenderism and inversion, and then that would also play
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into the agenda because when we talk about cloning, it's it's for what purpose,
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and it's to serve larger agendas. So in entertainment, you've got very
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famous, popular, influential celebrities who why wouldn't you if you had cloning technology?
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Right? And these are your pure breads if you will or are,
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they're your bloodline people and a lot of them are, then why wouldn't you
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clone them and maintain their existences, you know, and their their energy signatures
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and use them for your own purposes, which is exactly what the other side
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would do. Well, it seems like everything is weaponized, Brian. That's
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something that I'm learning through all this remote viewing that I'm doing, all these
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blind targets that I get. It seems like everything is being weaponized against us,
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including cloning. And it's not just cloning, it's just creating life without
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even cloning. Okay, So this is this is the new spin on what
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we're going to be talking about today because we've talked about cloning before several times
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on my show, but now we have something different Okay, So this is
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we touched on something a while back. I know, a Brown Dwarf came
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on my show with me and we talked about the cloning. And since then
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they came out with that movie is called The Clone Tyrone. Okay, so
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they're actually putting this out there for us to see. As a matter of
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fact, I saw a video of Will Smith and there were about five of
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him hanging out and they were saying, and this is a screenshot of that,
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but they were saying that those were his clones in that video that he
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was hanging out with. So they're putting it out there for us to see.
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But are we really paying attention? That's the question, you know.
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And they cloned Tyrone on Netflix of all platforms, right, which we also
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know about them. They did that recent Leave the World Behind production, which
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is predictive they But you've also had the movie The Boys from Brazil, if
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you've ever heard of that. So this was a movie, and if you
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allow me to share my screen, there's this excellent scene. Basically a lot
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of your viewers might know that not know this, or probably your viewers with
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Jessica Hitler fled Germany at the end of World War two. He didn't die
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in that bunker underground. Apparently he made it either to Argentina or Uruguay and
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then lived until like nineteen sixty eight when he died in a car accident.
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And they did a movie called The Boys from Brazil which shows these Operation paper
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Clip type Nazi scientists and Nazi generals fleeing to Latin America where they start a
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whole cloning program. And so I've got this scene where they're discussing cloning in
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like the nineteen sixties, And if you allowed me to share my screen,
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I could. Yeah. Now we'll get we might get a copyright strike if
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it plays more than a few seconds of it. Though, So how long
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did it go? Is it short? This is like a minute and thirty
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six seconds? But I can do shorter or you do it short? Well,
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I think it's like thirty seconds. I mean, we can only do
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for a few seconds or I'll get a copyright Yeah, okay, how about
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how about we just talk about it instead of showing it? How about that?
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Is that? Okay? Yeah? So important. We don't want this
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to get flagged or anything, because this is such important information today and I
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know people are watching, waiting for me to screw something up. Okay,
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so I won't. I won't play it, but if you let me share
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my screen, I'll kind of click through the scenes that the audience can see.
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So right here, we've got a Nazi scientist explaining to another Nazi general
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type how they can take cells out of like an individual hair cell or blood
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cell from like a rabbit or a human, and they can take that and
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inject it into an egg okay, of another like say rabbit in this case,
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where they've nuked all the original DNA out, and then when they insert
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the new DNA they can multiply it and then stick that into a surrogate mother
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and voila, you've got a clone. Okay. And this is going back
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to the nineteen fifties. Okay, so yes, they just did they clone
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Tyrone, which is exactly right. But I want everyone to know that this
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that they put this out in everybody's public view way back when, you know,
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way back before Dolly the Sheep, for example. Oh but it even
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goes back farther than that, Brian, Okay, So, and I'm just
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kind of becoming aware of this. I'm becoming aware of this for the past
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year now. And it's but it's been in our faces for a long time
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because back in the eighteen hundreds, we had something. Okay, so this
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is all related. Okay, there was something that came out. There were
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all these postcards that were circulated, okay, and they were they were they
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call them the repopulation postcards at this point now, but they showed it.
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I think they were out of France, but they showed a cabbage patch,
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you know, and today we have what you know, we have the cabbage
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patch kids from the nineteen eighties and the nineties. I had a ton of
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them myself. But all of these cards started coming out and it looks as
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though they're harvesting children in cabbages and they just look really pretty, really cool.
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But what exactly is going on here? Okay, because there's hundreds,
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if not thousands of these. I believe there's definitely hundreds of different situations where
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it looks like the children are being harvested. They're all they're all Caucasian children,
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by the way, okay, and uh and and couples will go and
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buy them, okay. It looks as though they're they're picking out which one
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they want. This one was I mean, this one. You could look
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at this as just artwork, right, like it's just art or whatever.
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Go back to that last one, that guy kneeling by the babies picking him
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out. He looks like the wizard from the Wizard of Oz. He it
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looks like the same guy. I never even noticed that. Oh my gosh,
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he totally does. Okay, well, okay. These cards were pretty
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very popular back in the day. Even some very famous artists got their inspiration
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from some of these cards, including Salvador. Dolly okay, and you know
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what, he's right there, that's so real from what I've been told.
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Yes, so behind him that patient strapped to that we're on the bed with
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like he looks like the invisible band because he's got so many bandages and he's
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wrapped up. But it's particularly over his eyes that he's got bandages. And
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the implication of this photo is that Salvador here has just real parasited this poor
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victim. And that is the carcass of the real body once the parasite host
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brain that's left through the proboscus, the nose there that he's holding it by,
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Oh my gosh, well, okay, so this is it seems as
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though all this is so connected. It is odd as this is. It's
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all connected because you had just mentioned the Germans, and you know, we've
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got the real society, okay, and I have not dived into that yet.
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That's something I haven't really looked into. But we have. It's all
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kind of connected. And if Salvador Dali is getting inspiration off of these cards
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and it's all about potentially human cloning back in the eighteen hundreds, I think
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it's more than just human cloning. I think it's something potentially called what was
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that word I can't pronounce, toulous, comondculous, Yes, the homonculous that
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you were just discussing and I remember seeing. And we're going to talk about
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this in a minute. That video, there's a video of a man who
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took what better day to talk about this than on Valentine's Day, Brian.
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He took it to his sperm and he put it inside of a chicken egg.
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It's so romantic, I know, right, Oh my gosh, we
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keep it spicy over here on this channel. Okay, But he but he
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made he made like a little creation of a living organism that seemed to have
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somewhat of a consciousness to it, and like I said, we'll talk about
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that in just a minute because I have some more information on that. But
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but with all of this, this was quite disturbing if you think about it.
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And the Mind Unveiled on YouTube has a great video on this on these
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old postcards and all the cabbage patch information. Because the cards were showing this
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is kind of disturbing. They were showing things from children that were hatching out
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of eggs, being cooked in fires, hooked out of the water, like
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fish left left in empty cities in trains okay, and being transported in like
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being dropped from hot air balloons and the stork dropping them off places, and
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being sold like cattle. Okay. Now, there's no information really like on
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the origin of these cards. It's almost like all this has been wiped out.
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There's no information. But a lot of people are connecting these cards to
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the human resets and if this is all connected, this, this connects the
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mud flood, if there was a mud flood, Tartaria, old world fairs,
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the World's fares, orphan trains in the infant what do you call those,
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the infentoriums, which were like the incubator babies out of these old world's
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fares, okay, right exactly, and all those things coming together where we're
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I mean, and what we're really going to go out on a limb is
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I would suggest that the mon talk type projects where they were using time travel
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is how they achieved this erasure from the common history memory of society today.
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And then this is where you bring in things like the Vatican and the Smithsonian
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hiding all of this knowledge for these occultists. And why would they do all
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this cloning? For them? Their purpose is to rule the world right,
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super soldier talk exactly, Jerry Wow, super soldiers for cloning or super or
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cloning to get politicians and celebrities to influence the world down here, you're happy,
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Valentine's young. Yeah, that makes sense. Well, see, we're
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bringing all of this together a full circle today because I'm just finding out about
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a lot of this stuff. It's just starting to make sense to me because
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a lot of this just sounds like crazy talk when you first. You know,
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if I were to talk about this with anybody else, any of my
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normy friends, I guess I don't have a whole lot of normy friends anymore,
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by the way, Okay, but but they'd be like, you're crazy,
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this is wild. Okay, but but hey, when we were kids,
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we all had all the girls, at least that I knew. We
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all had cabbage patch kids, cabbage Patch babies. Now that's kind of to
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go to the backstory of the Cabbage Patch Kids. It's kind of sinister a
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little bit. And now I'm from Georgia and this is where they're based out
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of. Is in Georgia and Cleveland, Georgia. And okay, if you
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go to the Babyland general is what it's called. It's actually like a plantation
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style house on a lot of acreage on like a farm. When you go
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there, you have to drive down a long driveway to get there. It's
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got like the columns in the front, like an old Southern plantation. So
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that's right. Yeah, So the backstory is the Xavier Roberts was like this
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little kid that followed a chimera. It was like a flying bunny rabbit or
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something, and he went through a waterfall and on the other side of that
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waterfall were babies being grown in the ground and harvested like cabbages. And they
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would pick these children and they would put them to work as slaves in the
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fields. Okay, Brian, So I mean, if that's not predictive programming
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and just kind of like putting it in our faces. If all this is
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true that I don't know it is, okay, or it's like they blend
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the truth somehow. They're taking truthful elements and then they're putting it together in
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something that seems fantastical, and then they sell it as fantasy. And then
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when the truth does come out, you know, and in the meanwhile,
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they've affected reality by imprinting, even if it's so called fantasy on our reality,
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and that kind of their black magic technique, you know, it's right,
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Yeah, and with tartaria and resetting and these babies. You know,
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this even gets into the cloning technology. Apparently humans are very very valuable because
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we make great slaves, whether here on Earth we're under the earth and underground
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bases, or out there in space. Even so, humans is a valuable
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resource, you know. I mean we do it to animals all the time.
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We clone animals and we selectively breed, and you know, we've got
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that herd of cows that all came from the same pair of bullet and cow,
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you know, from like one hundred years ago. So why wouldn't they
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do it to humans and then mess with us and tweak us in all sorts
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of ways. You know, you mentioned the chimera that goes all the way
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back to Atlantis. You know the concept of crossing these different animals or be
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and then apparently they had technology in Atlantic's even in some of these arcs,
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they have chambers that show you if you took like a rabbit and an ostrich
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and wanted to cross it, there's a little three D computer simulator that will
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show you exactly what they would turn out to be. Like, yeah,
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okay, that is so cool because I was given a blind remote viewing target
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of Atlantis and part of the main part of my data was chimeras and I
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was specifically seeing horse headed men horse headed humanoids during that and so yeah,
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versus it was a centaur, I think, yeah, well, well if
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it's if it's all right, Well it was the reverse. Yeah, minotaur
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is bullheaded. So and then it would be like there's a there would be
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a horse version of that, and then centaurs where it's the man body with
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a horse and the man up so with the horse back body. Yeah,
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well this was the man body and horse head was what I kept seeing.
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It was confusing, to say the least when I was remote viewing that.
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Okay, because that was and then to find out it was Atlantis that blew
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my mind, absolutely blew my mind. Okay, So we're so we covered
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the cabbage patch Okay, Now in those cards, they also had these trains
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that were dropping children off. Now this was from around eighteen fifty into the
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early nineteen twenties, during the depression, as we're told. Okay, Now
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I have grandparents who grew up during the Depression. They lived throughout this time.
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I've asked my grandmother is the only living grandparent that I have, and
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I asked her about this. She does not recall the orphan trains. Okay,
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she doesn't recall a lot of this. But there were a lot of
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children that were being used as child labor back then in the factories, Brian,
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Okay, And so what better way than did not only repopulate the United
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States after some let's just say, there might have been a cataclysm of some
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sort, if there was some sort of a mud flood. But if if
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these cabbage patch are children that were cloned or made in some kind of alchemic
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way to repopulate. They were being repopulated and put in these cities potentially to
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go work. Is that is that kind of the theory behind that. Well,
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that's I mean, that's whenever you whenever you generate a population, you
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know, essociating cases like this, slavery and labor, it's always a number
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one what's the number one cost of doing business? Cost the labor. And
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so if you can enslave that labor, you've just cut your cost in half
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or a third, you know, down to a third or whatnot. And
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you know, another observation here, you had to change history. This is
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definitely history changing. Look at all these kids. They all kind of have
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the same look. Have you noticed that they all look like they have the
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same you know, family heritage, Like they all have that same like the
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eyes, like the kid in the front there that the hair cuts. It's
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it's pretty uniform, you know, It's like they all look like they came
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from the same family they do. Okay, Well, well, this is
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interesting because we had something that is called the World's Fairs. And this was
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brought to my attention last year by Jesus Paian Junior who came on my show.
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He was telling me about the world fairs and how the timelines in the
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history just don't end up. And the architecture in places like San Francisco was
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way more advanced then. We were told that there were like three or four
25:30
hundred people living in San Francisco during a gold rush in shacks, right,
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Okay, look at the Palace of Fine Arts, which is still there,
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which for whatever reason, they preserved at the San Francisco site. I mean,
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it's it's beautiful, it's gorgeous, you know, all that stuff is
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gone that. I don't know if that looks like Chicago maybe, but the
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San Francisco one, you know, yeah, I could have pulled out.
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I have so many pictures of show today. I only got a few of
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just the incubator baby areas of some of these world spares. But these are
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grandiose, gigantic pieces of architecture, y'all. Like it's it's not a shock
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you know of some gold miners that you think, you know that we're told
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in our history books that lived out in San Diego, San Francisco, Chicago,
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New York. It was just way more advanced, we were told.
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So back back during the early nineteen hundreds, we had I think it was
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like nineteen oh two or so. They're having these world spares all over the
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country, these different sites, major cities, and they had these incubator rooms
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where people would pay to go see these babies. And you mentioned that they
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all looked alike. Okay, they look very similar. Well to check out.
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I mean they all look like premi babies. They look sick to me,
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first of all, they look kind of sickly. This is a doctor
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holding up two of the babies. You could go and buy children there.
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You could just go buy a baby. You can go look at them,
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you can go buy them. You paid a couple of bucks or a couple
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of coins back then to go check out these babies and just go get some.
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I mean, children were like a commodity back then. They were being
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sold. They were being sold as products, and they were being miled.
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You stick a stamp on a baby's head and put it in the US Postal
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Service and they could shift them all over the country. Brine Like, what
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the heck? I'm telling you that there's got to be time travel involved here,
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Thanks, Jennifer. Awesome. So basically this is where I'm going to
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go out on a limb, like I said, I would or down the
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rabbit portal. Okay, I think that things like the Montalk Project and time
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travel, they sent agents back in time to erase this history, to delete
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or burn all the books and newspaper clippings they could find, you know,
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to go and destroy all the relics and hunt them down, take out as
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many people and witnesses. And that's how we literally have a jump and you
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know, and the same thing with our calendars, our twelve month calendar,
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apparently it'supposed to be had thirteen month calendar, and which would explain a lot
28:26
of things, and that would remove your leap years, and then you'd have
28:30
like we'd be on a lunar cycle, which would make perfect sense. But
28:33
then how the heck could civilization go from an old lunar based calendar with thirty
28:38
months and magically flip to a twelve month calendar And no one's a wiser.
28:45
I mean, all I can say is time travel or time manipulate, which
28:49
is bad. But there are people who would do that, Okay, Brian,
28:53
Well, I think that might be the missing link because there's a lot
28:57
of stuff that just doesn't add up nothing. A lot of this doesn't add
29:02
up, Like how do people's minds just get white like that? Like how
29:04
do we not know? How are there not stories passed down through oral tradition
29:08
and families, like my grandmother should remember something now, and I know my
29:11
grandmother's got some memory loss. He's ninety two, okay, but it Samson,
29:15
as though I would have heard stories about some of this stuff too from
29:18
her family. Two words to explain that, Jessica, And this explains Grandma
29:25
the Mendela effect. Yeah, because you know, as a community organizer,
29:32
it was only five years full time, and I hunked strung oad part time
29:36
for another three. But when I was an organizer rallying doctors to work with
29:42
patients, to fight for the ethical practice of medicine and get people heart surgeries
29:47
and keep hospitals from being shut down in low income areas. As an organizer,
29:52
I read about and taught about, and watched movies about and showed movies
29:57
about Nelson Mandela and how he died in Robin Island prison in like the nineteen
30:03
eighties, after twenty six years and solitary, being fed all crappy and getting
30:08
beaten up, and I cried about that. As an organizer, I felt
30:12
tears about that, you know, and then lo and behold. One day
30:18
in twenty eleven or somewhere around that, I wake up and I'm watching the
30:22
TV and there's a trailer for a commercial about a movie about how Nelson Mandela
30:26
got out of Robin Island prison, became president of South Africa and then inspired
30:32
their national rugby team to a championship. And he's played by Morgan Freeman and
30:37
Matthew Damon is in the movie as a rugby player. I'm like, what
30:41
the eff? And there's a reason why people said, what the heck?
30:45
The Mendela effect. It's not just a collective false memory. That's a thing,
30:48
and that was like that. So if they can do that to us,
30:52
and I know what I experience and know, well, then why couldn't
30:56
they reset us in so many other ways? Oh, we've We've definitely been
31:02
reset for sure. And Jennifer, thank you for that supersticker. And Marien,
31:06
thank you for that supersticker sticker. That's so sweet. Thank you,
31:10
Thanks everybody. Yeah, you're awesome. Oh man, totally for Valentine's I'm
31:17
gonna take myself out on a date. Oh my gosh. Yeah, you
31:22
know, but I think that we're I think that's the thing. Like I've
31:25
been trying to find the missing links to all of this because we're getting little
31:27
tidbits. It's put in our face all the time, with from these postcards
31:33
to celebrity clones allegedly. Okay, a lot of this is alleged. Okay,
31:38
but we're we're putting it out there. Is though you know, this
31:41
is for entertainment purposes and educational purposes only, Okay, But but it's starting
31:47
to make sense now. And then when you add this homunculous Okay, these
31:55
things, these have been shown in movies to Brian and it's been put out
31:59
there now. My friend, our friend Barry Lyttleton hit me up last night
32:01
and he was like, what are you doing talking about this? He's like,
32:06
I've never heard anybody talk about this before. This was in Doctor Who.
32:10
Okay, there's a there's a her monculus and Doctor Who, and there's
32:15
also a her mo Oculous. Dennis Carroll, who's a friend of the show,
32:19
sent me a video of the Bride of Frankenstein where they were experimenting with
32:23
whom Oculous as well. And I hope I'm saying that right, Okay,
32:28
I do hope. I'm still saying that, right and ahead ahead, no,
32:32
go ahead, I was gonna pull up some pictures. You go ahead
32:35
while you're pulling this up. So this, a lot of this goes back
32:38
to Paracelsus and the Sorcerer's Stone and alchemy and even old ancient Judaic tradition with
32:49
something called the gollum. Where are the ideas you would write down certain magical
32:54
verse and desire on a piece of paper and then stick it onto a statue
33:01
of clay, and you could create an unstoppable monster bye by making an animate
33:08
and come to life. And you know, up there with extending life and
33:14
turning lead or any anything else into gold, life from nothing, especially a
33:21
human type form a homunculus, if you will, that could come alive,
33:24
whether it's Pinocchio or you know, or a little ballerina like that in a
33:30
bottle, that that has been a dream and a goal. There's so many
33:34
for so long. Oh yeah, yeah, Because if you can create life,
33:38
then you can enslave it, where you can eat it, where you
33:42
can do all sorts of stuff to it. That Why wouldn't they Why wouldn't
33:50
this be used? Why wouldn't it be Everything is weaponized as a recurring theme
33:55
on our show here, on all of my shows that I do, everything
34:00
weaponized, including cryptids, the human cloning, uh, the homunculus. Right,
34:06
yeah, well let's go yeah, let's go exo political here, you
34:09
know, cloning the grays. Okay, there are very very many species and
34:15
grays apparently, but a lot of them they're based on cloning technology. And
34:20
then not only are they cloned, it turns out that they're not necessarily cloned
34:23
just to purpose to keep their own race going, but they're being cloned to
34:30
be used and enslaved in some cases by the Draco reptilians. Yeah, right,
34:36
and to be weaponized. I mean, who knows. I mean,
34:38
there may be people weaponized today or they're not even You don't even need cloning
34:43
to weaponize people. You just need to import people en mass in a bad
34:47
way, you know, in an unlawful way, and then bring in people
34:52
who aren't here to necessarily work, but they're here for lawlessness because they're brought
34:57
in by people bringing them in and bribing them for that purpose. You don't
35:00
even need cloning to weaponize people these days. So, but from extra political
35:06
yeah, and from an intergalactic standpoint, If the Reptilian the Draco's are going
35:10
to clone Grays for their own purposes, to use them as worker bots,
35:15
why wouldn't that happen here on this planet, especially if those same to Fleury's
35:22
purpose forces, I would say, and many others will say, are here
35:27
behind the scenes. And then that's where you've got that first photo you shared,
35:31
Jessica, where you've got these celebrities and they're kind of like your star
35:36
stable. Why wouldn't they clone them? If everyone loves Taylor Swift, you
35:42
know, fifty years ago, why wouldn't you pop up another version and you
35:46
know, two point zero or three point zero and cash in you chain.
35:51
Yeah, there's a there's a song by Tom McDonald I think it is his
35:54
name, and it's called a webinized Clones, I think, And any talk
36:00
about how a lot of our most beloved celebrities have been executed on television basically
36:07
for everybody to see. A lot of people, and that goes for even
36:10
politicians, people, just anybody that is influential, they more than likely have
36:16
clones made allegedly okay allegedly, and so they can they can be unalived right
36:23
there in front of everybody. And that can be their clone. Imagine all
36:27
the people who get away with crimes that have enough money to go have their
36:30
bodies cloned. Okay, and like the clone goes to prison, you know,
36:36
or the clone gets executed and they get off scott free and go live
36:39
down And what is that? Ecuador? Is that where you said? Or
36:43
Uruguay? You know. Yeah, it's a thing. So I think for
36:51
there are many purposes for a lot of it. Maybe a lot of these
36:53
people are what you call bloodline, and so there is a big reason for
36:59
that. I see someone watching Florida said the vaccine had lipids at it permeated.
37:02
Yes, that's the Surgeon General of Florida, Sweetpea, uh, doctor
37:07
Joseph Ledappo. And he's talking about nanolipid particles which are small enough and uh
37:17
permeable in a certain way that they can get past the blood brain barrier,
37:22
which is very frightening. And then off of that there might be enough genetic
37:25
material that it can verse transcribe. So can they make an exact copy of
37:30
you with exact same consciousness while you're still alive and what interfere with your few?
37:35
Okay? So okay, so there's a couple of different angles to this.
37:43
We mentioned Donald Marshall earlier, and we've rem driven sleep cloning. Apparently
37:46
they can steal your consciousness while you're asleep, put it in the clone body,
37:52
but then once your original body wakes up, your consciousness snaps back from
37:58
the clone body wherever they're or ting you underground to you back in bed,
38:02
okay, and you might have some residual pain. But then on this show
38:07
and on others, we talk a lot about people who are dealing with altars
38:12
and people who are in these secret space programs where apparently their consciousness, their
38:16
soul essence has literally been shattered and then split up into multiple clones so that
38:22
they could be concurrently, you could have five versions of you and five different
38:27
bodies running around. But that's not to say that now in each of those
38:30
five bodies, each one might feel a little bit diluted, and each one
38:36
might even feel a little bit bilocated or try located, feeling what the pain
38:40
or emotions of the other clones. And then the original person that is here
38:46
we call in the real life now on planet Earth, where they've got their
38:52
clones are running around, they might be having nightmares every night about what's happening
38:55
to their clones in space or on Mars or wherever. And it could that
39:01
affect decision making processes? Absolutely? Because now I've got friends, you know,
39:07
in these programs where they talk about having clones where let's say you're a
39:12
male here in the here and now, but they stick you in a clone
39:15
female body. So now you've got clean female clones running around and then now
39:20
you're suffering from gender dysphoria here. Would that affect your decision making processes?
39:24
Yeah, yeah, it is, it does. So excellent question. Profit
39:30
that's a great question, and I think Robin has a great point too.
39:35
It's all dark and nefarious, but if we had clones to do good for
39:37
humanity, imagine, imagine what we could do. You know, I want
39:42
to answer that one, Robin. Ideally, the clones that do good for
39:47
humanity are our naturally born children, and we don't have to resort to cloning
39:53
technologies, and by doing it the good old, fun fashioned way, we
40:00
organically develop into a more spiritually strong, developed society as opposed to the transhumanist
40:09
route. Because because the clones that do good for humanity easily, that definition
40:19
of good can very rapidly switch depending on who's holding the remote control. Wow,
40:27
okay, that that makes a lot of sense. I got my own
40:29
little clone, I got I got a kid, and yeah, so what
40:35
does it mean to be human? Brian? That is a that's a recurring
40:38
question too. I remember the head of my research team, my original research
40:42
team, always would bring that up. He would say, you know,
40:45
one of the biggest questions you're ever going to face is what does it really
40:49
mean to be human? And at this point I never thought that would hold
40:52
so much weight in this world, because I feel like there are people walking
40:58
around I have met personally that are not completely human, right, And we
41:02
have friends. You and I have mutual friends who are clones, who remember
41:07
being cloned and have been part of the secret space program. But they're just
41:12
like us. I mean, you can't you couldn't tell that they're clones.
41:15
I mean, how do we know we're not clones? I mean it's weird,
41:19
right. So that's kind of my consolation for a lot of our friends
41:23
who are in these programs, have been in them and are still in them.
41:29
You know, is they talk about being taken away for twenty in backs
41:31
or for lifetimes and backs, and my consolation to them is, you know,
41:37
we've all, in my opinion or as far as I know, live
41:39
multiple, multiple past lives. So whether we've been cloned and taken away through
41:45
time travel and live multiple lives and here and now concurrently, or we've had
41:51
a thousand past lives, you know, what is it to be human?
41:54
It's to be the best we can in this form and to develop spiritually,
42:00
because in the end, it's spiritual warfare, and the other side they're trying
42:05
to get away from the spirit and tell us we don't have souls and make
42:07
it all about science and it's all a war of attrition to them. But
42:13
for us, it's spiritual warfare. It's spiritually ascending, and so that that
42:17
spiritual development is always at the fore front, even though we're talking about the
42:22
most fun and outrageous sci fi things like spaceships and buck rogers and laser beams
42:29
and time travel and portals. You know, at the end of the day,
42:31
keeping our focus on spiritual development. You know, I'm glad Tabby agrees
42:37
I see that as as the key. Yeah, I agree, one hundred
42:42
percent. I agree with you. Okay, Well, let's let's backtrack just
42:46
a little bit. To talk about these the homunculus, okay, and kind
42:52
of the history behind us, because it goes so far back, it will
42:54
kind of answer some of the questions that we might have as to where did
43:00
the cloning start and who came up with this as far as the written history
43:04
goes, the written history that we now have in our hands. Okay,
43:07
that doesn't mean that it's the end all be all. This is what we
43:10
have. So I've got a couple of pictures here. Let me take that
43:15
comment down. Okay. So in the early sixteenth century German Swiss physician,
43:21
now he has a shorter name, but this is his name. Theoprassus Philippus
43:24
Ariolis Bambassas von Hannaheim okay, better known as Paracelsus, who spent most of
43:31
his life formulating a method for the creation of human life, had a recipe
43:37
involved involving hermetically sealing a man's semen in a glass tube, burying the tube
43:43
in horse manure for forty days, removing it, and then magnetizing it.
43:47
Paracelsus thought that the intuned semen would begin to live and move until it assembled
43:52
into a miniature, yet transparent human form. The hemuonculous, the like the
44:00
fetus imagined centuries earlier by the ancient Greeks. After being unearthed, the homunculus
44:07
was to be fed daily with human blood and constantly kept at the temperature of
44:12
a mare, which is a horse's womb, for a further forty weeks.
44:16
From this process would emerge a human child, as normal as any child born
44:22
of a woman, but smaller. Okay, now that sounds wild, Okay,
44:29
it's wild. But look, this was in the fifteen hundreds, Okay,
44:32
sixteenth century. Imagine, imagine that was that long ago what we're capable
44:38
of now, especially with et technology and whatever we've got going on. For
44:45
all we know, they used time travel and they hyped up this individual,
44:50
and they created myths about him while they were doing real cloning and real experimentation,
44:55
and then now you've got a truth is ranger than fiction situation. I'm
45:01
not saying that's what happened, but these days, that's that's where I'm at
45:06
these days, Like, you know, yeah, where they can pull this
45:10
stuff off. There are explanations for this. Oh my god, you just
45:16
threw a wrench in the engine there, man. I love that though,
45:19
because it's like we've got to think outside the box. Brian, you are
45:22
this. You are the perfect co host for me to have today, I
45:25
swear, because this is so outside of the box thinking, and that's how
45:30
we're going to get some of these I'm not saying we're giving answers, but
45:36
to be able to think, you know, I'm going to say illogically about
45:39
it, you know, to think outside of of what we're shown and the
45:45
rabbit holes that were kind of going down because a lot of people are kind
45:49
of talking about this today. But I think that that's the key. Okay,
45:53
we do have time travel, we do have the Secret Space Space Space
45:58
program. We do have portals, we do have ways to go back in
46:00
time. We have remote viewers like myself to see what's going on. We
46:05
have all sorts of other stuff going on than just what we're seeing here.
46:08
It's not just about the cloning, Okay, it's about when did this start,
46:14
why are they doing it? It's just there's just a lot. There's
46:17
a lot to pack in an hour. Right. It's interesting because by bringing
46:22
it back to the homunculus, you're really bringing together today the sci fi futuristic
46:30
human cloning technology. But then you're kind of bringing it back if you will,
46:36
to these more occult magical roots, if you will, with like Paracelsus
46:44
or Hermes Trisma Justus, where you know, in the occult and if you
46:49
look at the deep state kind of Kazari and mafia type want to be rulers,
46:54
new world order types. They harken to all of these magical traditions,
47:00
especially people like Hermes shoes Ma Justus, because of the concept of alchemizing reality
47:07
into what they want to alchemize it into. And so it's a very natural
47:13
thing to actually put these two together because the people who are manipulating the cloning
47:16
technology for their own affarious reasons today, they've been doing it. They have
47:22
that lineage that stretches all the way back into the past and then here are
47:27
you You and I aren't, Jessica. We're like the newcomers of the table,
47:30
trying to figure it all out and get it out to the masses so
47:32
that we can do something about that. Yes, and you know they well
47:37
they showed us a little taste of this. You know, we had what
47:39
is that called the Crisper that that was kind of that we know about the
47:45
technology with the genetic engineering, where yes, Okay, so we have this
47:52
genetic engineering going on, and they showed us what I think it was called
47:54
Dolly. Now I'm not sure if this is Dolly exactly, but uh,
47:59
they were showing us how they were putting they were growing lambs or sheep,
48:04
a sheep in an artificial womb. Okay. And this was back and I
48:07
don't know if this was the nineties or the two thousands, I can't or
48:09
eighties. I don't remember when this was, but but it looks the nineties,
48:15
okay. Well, and they gave us how to's okay, this is
48:17
how the artificial womb works. Okay, and then they're doing this. This
48:22
is what they're showing us. Imagine what they were doing behind the scenes,
48:28
and they're doing they're showing it. They always put it out there as though
48:30
like, oh, it's just an experiment could be done on a animal.
48:34
Well, you gotta imagine it's probably been going on with humans for a long
48:38
time. And I believe go ahead, Bryn, And when with Dolly,
48:45
in particular, when they released the news flash a where we can clone sheep
48:51
that was under the that was the nineties, it was under the Clinton administration,
48:54
and they immediately put a band on like worldwide, human worldwide for human
49:00
cloning, and a lot of people now looking back at it, it's like,
49:05
did he just move all that to underground military bases and international waters?
49:09
You know, that happened really fast. It just came and went. And
49:13
then at that time you've got people like Donald Marshall coming out and then what
49:16
you just had up there on the screen, it looks very much like what
49:21
is in the Britney Spears video which shows her basically infiltrating a cloning center and
49:29
destroying the cloning tanks holding clones of herself, and it looks very similar to
49:34
this. And so this is more of this predictive programming where the other side
49:37
is showing us their technology. And whenever I talk to our super Soldier and
49:44
SSP friends and show them images like these, they say, yeah, it
49:49
looked a lot like that. And I remember getting fighting, you know,
49:52
ants on Mars or spiders on Mars and getting torn pieces and then getting thrown
49:58
in a regeneration tank, and it looks just like that. So you know,
50:02
this is we've got eyewitness people if they're to be believed. M Well,
50:08
Britney Spears is a whole rabbit hole herself. Okay, I hate that
50:12
whole and I'm not saying she's the rabbit hole, but like the whole thing
50:15
with her. You know, she's I think she's been cloned. And a
50:17
lot of people say that she might have died. Okay, she might have
50:22
died a while back, and this is her clone that we're seeing. She's
50:27
a product of Disney. Disney did like a spoof of like a cloning program,
50:31
so they can kind of do a ha ha in all of her faces.
50:36
But then you've got celebrities like I figure it's like Jada Pinkett Smith or
50:39
who came out and said, oh yeah, I've got a clone. He
50:42
does this, he sings, and I've got a clone acts and I've got
50:45
a cloney dances. You know, I forget who it was. It was
50:47
an African American gown actress and uh, yes, So this has been in
50:53
our faces for a while, and I think we're just catching on. Yes,
50:58
I think so too. Castle Dude, Hey, Neil, he's eminem
51:02
justin Timberlake. And the list goes on, oh yeah, oh yeah,
51:07
he changed, for sure, he changed. Uh. Dave Chappelle, A
51:14
lot of people think that might that was that he's that's a clone. Apparently,
51:17
according to a website, uh real raw News, they say that they're
51:24
the white Hat Military. They only just recently caught on to the fact that
51:30
these clones exist, and the way they can determine clones or clones is certain
51:34
they got they tend to have flat feet for some reason, and certain dental
51:38
features. Yeah. See, if you're RH negative, they can't make clones
51:45
of the negative people. That's the only positive having RCH negative blood. It's
51:49
interesting RH negative essocially also linked to the nephil. So that's that's interesting.
51:54
Wow, thank you brand. Yeah, Hey, Peter. Peter says that
52:00
Tina Fey's new commercial spouts about clones. I mean, it's it's everywhere,
52:04
it's in our faces, and it's all a big joke. It's all a
52:07
big joke. However, I just it's out there and it's something that we
52:13
need to be aware of. And yeah, the real slim Shady too.
52:15
That was that whole music video and when he went to the MTV Music Awards
52:20
and sang that song I'm slim Shady. Yes, I'm the real Shady.
52:23
All you other slim Shady's are just imitating it. Looked like a whole you
52:28
know, those weren't his clones, but that's what he was showing, was
52:31
cloning, I do believe. So yeah, very very interesting stuff here.
52:37
And Okay, I forgot exactly where I was going next because we only have
52:42
a few more minutes left in the show today. So oh, I know
52:45
pod people. Okay, So pod people going back to the the orphan trains.
52:51
Okay, when Brown Dwarf and I did a show on this, it
52:53
was a year ago, y'all. It's been one year since we did that
52:57
show. We were talking about the pod peace and they call the people the
53:01
children that were in those trains. They're calling them pod and some people call
53:06
them pod people. Now I don't remember what the acronym stands for exactly,
53:08
but it's some kind of personal something like drone. They're drones, and from
53:15
what I had researched was that they can only reproduce so many times. And
53:20
so it makes you wonder, like we have children of those grandchildren and great
53:25
grandchildren right now of those drones, if that's what they are, If they're
53:30
not actual spiritual humans, if they were grown in a lab, what does
53:37
that mean for humanity right now? And for mankind, Brian like, what
53:42
is that some of the people washing today might be grand we might be children
53:45
of those. I mean, who knows, But what does that mean for
53:49
humanity? So there's a genetic component and a spiritual component, and genetically that
53:58
kind of troubles me to think that you could have you know, funny stuff
54:04
introduced that doesn't belong into the human population's genetics overall. But then there's a
54:10
spiritual component. Because someone was asking, I think in terms of what's the
54:15
lifetime of a clone, it depends on the technology they're using, Sarah like,
54:19
maybe they're pod people clones, Maybe they last longer. Other clones,
54:23
like I think, like an Arcauletta Mason Joe Biden clone, probably not very
54:30
long. Because if you're taking genetic material from someone who's already old and genetically
54:35
degraded and then you make a clone off of that, then you're going to
54:37
get a degraded Biden clone. If you've got what I would say more healthy
54:43
genetic material, you know, and you do it the right way with like
54:47
monoclonal or mitochronchondrial DNA from like mothers and it's set up right, and the
54:54
soul matrix is right, maybe they could last a lifetime and then everything in
54:59
between. Yeah, like like the concept of an NPC and then with autism.
55:04
Yeah, I mean, one may argue that a lot of the jabs,
55:08
especially with time, marisol and UH, aluminum and mercury in those in
55:15
those things could affect their DNA and then cause autism. And there are scientific
55:21
data is that autism has risen with with jabs. So correlation doesn't equal causation,
55:29
but it also doesn't. But but it's worth the look. Correlation also
55:34
means it's worth a look. I mean, I think all this is worth
55:38
looking into for sure. So, uh So something else, I just remember
55:44
something else we talked about with the pod people was that, I mean it
55:50
comes down to you said spiritual, so that that's like having a soul.
55:53
Okay, and uh and so part of what what I had read, okay,
56:00
was that the pod People. And by the way, there was a
56:02
movie where they did showcase the pod People. It's called Invasion of the Pod
56:06
People. Okay, So I don't know, I never saw this, Okay,
56:12
Okay, I gotta check out. Okay, So this is the this
56:17
is the cinematic version. I'm sure it's a class you know, a plus
56:22
first class movie right there. I'm sure, uh, it's probably pretty good,
56:25
but and thinking of movies like Cocoon and stuff, but I think they
56:29
had to do more of like ET's and stuff like that. But yeah,
56:34
people coming out of pods, okay, But we were discussing how the pod
56:37
people were actually kind of like what you would describe as an NPC. They
56:43
were the ones that take orders and they keep us in line, They make
56:46
you, they yell at you. It's like when we were when some of
56:50
us were not wearing our our face diapers, the mask that we were being
56:53
told to wear like two or three years ago, including myself. We I
56:57
got yelled at. Okay, I got yelled at. There are people that
57:00
are like do this or else? And I get that in everyday life because
57:04
y'all know, I'm an outside the box thinker and I'm always you know,
57:07
I've had people try to put me in my place and stuff and I don't.
57:12
I don't go back to my place, okay if I don't want to.
57:15
But it's people like that that are like pod people. Maybe is that
57:19
is that what they are? Do you think, Brian? I would suspect
57:22
that for I don't know about everybody. For people who if they were let's
57:28
say someone was a pod person and they were out in society, I would
57:31
not be surprised at all if they were more likely to be towing the line,
57:37
wearing their slave muzzle face diaper, getting their rolling up their sleeves multiple
57:43
times, and I would attribute that to them probably having a lesser developed or
57:46
not at all developed soul matrix. Okay, and then this is a concept
57:52
of can crones have souls? Well, then I would argue, well,
57:54
it depends on the level of technology for how human that body is and closely
58:00
linked to the human soul consciousness in general, to see whether or not I
58:06
can hold a soul matrix. And then if it could, I would expect
58:10
those people to be less NPC and more awake. And then the people who
58:15
are truly pod people who don't have a soul matrix, those would be the
58:21
people who would fall in line and wouldn't understand if you're trying to talk to
58:24
them about source for God. Okay, well that makes that makes total sense.
58:30
Okay, Well, I wanted to before we go to day. I
58:35
know, y'all, I don't know if y'all want to see this or not.
58:36
I don't know if the audience is down for this, but I had
58:38
a picture of some of the some of these creations that were made by the
58:45
guy that used his uh his let's just say, his seed with the chicken
58:50
egg. And you can video of this. I know it's kind of gross,
58:52
but this thing is I mean, you can see the video here.
58:55
This thing came alive. Okay, yeah, this was Russia. Yeah,
59:00
but it came alive. And one of them, this is the one from
59:04
Russia, it sprouted an eyeball. Okay. Uh so this is a Jessica.
59:12
You've got to remove you that man. I mean, that's what it
59:16
looks like. And uh, I mean this is I mean, this is
59:20
something that it's just odd. Okay, U what is it? What does
59:27
it all come down to? Though? What is boiling down to that life
59:30
can be created? But what is the quality of life that thing is going
59:34
to have as far as like from a human standpoint? And what are the
59:37
ethics behind all this? I mean you've got dog men on the screen here,
59:42
and dog men breeding program that probably evolves cloning. They probably making monsters
59:47
and all sorts of stuff. Donald Marshall talks about being having to fight in
59:52
an arena against a combination of a horse and spider clone, which sounds scary
1:00:00
as all heck, and would not want to fight that, And so yeah,
1:00:05
you know, but yeah, they're cloning everything. And then I've seen
1:00:08
video footage, so it looked hard to fake. And this is before the
1:00:12
advent of AI. Footage of babies being taken out of underground bases who look
1:00:19
like they were kind of cloning hybrids chimeras like you mentioned, and it did
1:00:25
not look fun, and it looked really bad. It looked evil, and
1:00:30
I feel really sorry for those beings who had such experimentation perpetrated upon them.
1:00:36
Oh yeah, yeah, that comes up a lot in the cryptid community,
1:00:40
and the remote viewing targets that I get, I'm picking up. And that's
1:00:45
how I got intertwined with the SSP, the Secret Space Program is because with
1:00:50
some of these targets, like the Joe Bald Recreation Area in Missouri that I
1:00:53
had done a remote viewing target for I think it was Da Roberts had been
1:00:58
there and had a dog manc Okay, I had a video with something in
1:01:02
the background like a dog man, So I had remote viewed that location.
1:01:06
And there was a facility there and the data was talking about a layover hub
1:01:12
for the Secret Space Program was down in that in an underground facility there with
1:01:15
some of the data. So and the SSP started popping up more and more
1:01:20
and some of my targets when I'm looking at cryptids and cameras and locations that
1:01:24
have underground facilities, and so that's how we've all become intertwined here. Okay,
1:01:30
dogmen in space, cloned dog men in space, dog men in space
1:01:37
being ordered by Nazis to go kill ant people on Mars. It's a lot
1:01:44
of who well, but it's not that crazy though, And if you guys
1:01:49
follow, I mean, even even Jody Cook, the head of the North
1:01:52
American dog Man Project, he's been on my show before. About a year
1:01:55
ago he came on and we were talking about he's gotten reports of extraterrestrial dog
1:02:01
men coming out of you know, spacecraft and stuff. So, yeah,
1:02:08
Sasquatch is very much intertwined with ets. I mean, the Sasquatch apparently they're
1:02:15
one of the Star Nations people's and they're on very friendly terms with other ones,
1:02:20
including the pond Tea. We could talk about them on another show sometimes.
1:02:24
Yeah, oh yeah, for sure. I'm down to talk about all
1:02:29
this stuff. And I think that we've really connected some dots today, Brian.
1:02:34
This has been fantastic. This has been really fantastic. And I'm sorry.
1:02:37
I know I kind of gross everybody out with that picture. I'm so
1:02:40
sorry. That's why I warned you, guys. I gave you a warning.
1:02:44
Yeah, somebody, somebody was eating. I'm so sorry, James.
1:02:47
I'm sorry, James, I apologize. Uh, don't don't vomit, please,
1:02:52
It's it's just it's the creation of life, Okay, Kyle says,
1:02:57
hanging there, James, it was the creation of life. Now what kind
1:03:00
of life it is? I don't know. It's not a kind of life
1:03:04
that i'd want or the kind of life that i'd want to live. But
1:03:07
okay, here's a good question from Neil too. Does cloning cause negative karma?
1:03:14
I would say yes. I would definitely say yes. Atlantis paid the
1:03:20
price for it, apparently because that was one of their sins is they were
1:03:24
starting to create abominations and it wasn't cool. And then here, you know,
1:03:31
I think it's one thing if the human race was dying and we had
1:03:35
to jump start it. That's not the case right now. I think that
1:03:37
there are forces that are trying to eliminate huge portions of the human race and
1:03:43
then they'd love to replace us with the cabbage Patch kids. So it's really
1:03:50
with that spiritual component. I think a lot of it is is for what
1:03:52
purpose are they doing the cloning? And for this for today, I'd say
1:03:57
it's a bad purpose. So yes, that would generate be karma. Yeah,
1:04:01
there's a lot of stuff creating bad karma for people. Okay, a
1:04:05
lot of this, a lot of bad stuff going on. And uh and
1:04:09
I you know, every time I look up in the sky and I see
1:04:12
those lines in this in the sky, the fake clouds, I'm like,
1:04:15
man, those people are gonna get some bad karma. Okay, that's all.
1:04:18
I'm gonna leave that right there. Okay, that's bad karma. But
1:04:23
uh, but yeah, we we get a lot of when it comes to
1:04:26
the cryptid the cryptid world, and you know, and when I there's a
1:04:30
lot of this experimentation and stuff going on, and there are people that will
1:04:34
argue with me, and I don't argue. I don't argue with anybody because
1:04:38
it's all it's all true. It's all real. I don't know. Uh,
1:04:40
I don't know what's what anymore. Okay, but there are people that
1:04:44
are like, no, there's no way. There's dog men and sasquatch being
1:04:47
made in labs and super soldiers and stuff. Well I have I have people
1:04:51
that say otherwise, that are part of programs. Uh. You know.
1:04:56
I met Darryl James for the first time down at the Journey to Truth or
1:04:59
up at the Journey to Truth conference, and he pulled me to the side
1:05:01
and said, hey, I have a creature I'd like to tell you about.
1:05:06
He's talking about Max, the human spider hybrid chimera. Okay, and
1:05:14
there's there's and there are other people with witness eyewitness, firsthand reports of seeing
1:05:17
the same thing. Yes, So there are abominations whatever whatever these things are,
1:05:27
because a lot of them are being created as experimentations. Daryl also told
1:05:30
me, he said, and he said this on the show. He said,
1:05:32
you can pretty much combine human DNA with anything to make another creature.
1:05:39
What. And I think a lot of that is we have a lot of
1:05:42
common galactic origins, you know. Watching Star Trek always bugged me at Star
1:05:48
Wars because ninety five percent of the ets are always humanoid, human looking,
1:05:54
but apparently a lot of us human the humanoids we have a similar galactic origin.
1:05:58
We all come from Lira Lyra, and so that's why the humanoid form
1:06:02
is so prevalent in this sector of space. I thinks, Jerry, Wow,
1:06:09
you know that that might be why human DNA is so compatible and then
1:06:17
malleable. And then we're the product of like at least twelve different star nation
1:06:21
species, and so that would then they'd all be intermlleable as well. So
1:06:27
it makes a lot of sense. Oh my gosh, we have such an
1:06:30
international audience today. We always do. But hello from Pakistan. Oh my
1:06:34
gosh, well hello from the US, Sonny. That is We're so glad
1:06:38
you're here. Yeah, this is this has been just fantastic. Oh my
1:06:43
gosh. We're about to run out of time, Brian, we need to
1:06:46
we need to touch a little bit on the conferences coming up too, and
1:06:49
I want, yeah, I want to thank you so much for being here
1:06:51
and sharing your knowledge of this. I hope you'll come back and we can
1:06:56
talk about some more of the stuff in the future. To Brian, please,
1:07:00
okay, oh, definitely definitely here. So in the in the short
1:07:06
amount of time we got here and now definitely love for you back and I'm
1:07:11
looking forward to seeing you again in person at this conference, Jessica, this
1:07:15
July in the gorgeous, beautiful Saint Pete Clearwater Beach area of Florida, right
1:07:21
by Tampa, we are having for four days the top remote viewers like yourself
1:07:30
and Courtney Brown in the country, together with Secret Space Program survivors who got
1:07:36
mk ultrid and myn Talk project like Archem and Tony here and Drago and Penny,
1:07:43
and then the people and Darryl who've had on show, and then the
1:07:45
people who are working with them to heal them and to report on their testimonies
1:07:51
and to get the truth out to the world. And after the four days
1:07:58
of partying it up great presentations and panel discussion, dinners and dancing and networking
1:08:04
and socializing. We're going to have that Saturday and Sunday following the four days
1:08:11
at the conference. For the Day of Being, it's a two day festival
1:08:15
at a nearby beach right there, thrown by Zach Fisher and Dylan Lewis Monroe,
1:08:19
among others. And Dylan Lewis Monroe is the founder of the Deep State
1:08:26
Mapping project. So for all of our guests are listeners out there, if
1:08:30
you're familiar with the big maps, and they've got like, you know,
1:08:34
like eighty different things of what's going on about the Illuminati and the Freemasons and
1:08:39
the good guys. That's Dylan Lewis Monroe on It's Best Beach Excellent. So
1:08:45
we're going to be there July eighth, ninth, tenth, and eleventh,
1:08:49
and twelfth, and then you got the thirteenth and fourteenth, third at the
1:08:54
Beach and go to our website timeline and disclosure and you can get your tickets
1:09:00
now and you can book your stay, and then you can also get tickets
1:09:03
for the special VIP plated dinners, which you're gonna be a real hoot.
1:09:08
We're gonna have the presenters. You know, you're gonna get to sit with
1:09:12
the presenters and hear the panel discussions, and then we're gonna have open it
1:09:15
up to dancing in night life and so you know, we hope to see
1:09:19
you guys there. We're really trying to provide the best bang for the buck
1:09:24
out there. We're treating our presenters well, we're not I've heard about not
1:09:29
to talk crap. But I've heard about conferences where they make the presenters pay
1:09:33
their own way one hundred percent and pay to be on stage. Like what,
1:09:40
No, We're we're doing the exact opposite of that, And so I'm
1:09:44
we're trying to do it right, and we're doing with James rink as Super
1:09:46
Soldier Talk and all these fantastic presenters, including you, Jessica and some of
1:09:53
us are also going to be so in a shout out too for Tyler and
1:09:58
Aaron. I know I'm going to be at their Rebels of Disclosure conference coming
1:10:02
up in May. Before that, you like, oh my god, I
1:10:09
can't wait. And as a matter of fact, so I was at the
1:10:11
Day of Being with Dylan Monroe and Zach Fisher. I was down there.
1:10:15
I'm actually in that picture, that picture with the big crowd right there.
1:10:17
I'm on I'm on the right hand side in the back row. I got
1:10:20
my ba I got my bathying suit on and say I don't look too hard,
1:10:24
okay, but uh, but yeah, I was there. That was
1:10:28
one of the best weekends. I went down there with Barry Everson and Tyler
1:10:30
from Journey to Truth and Katie. We had the best time down there.
1:10:35
So I'll be back this year and I'm speaking at the conference. You guys
1:10:40
please come see us, visit the Timeline of Disclosure, get your tickets and
1:10:44
uh and come party with us. Man, we're gonna have We're gonna have
1:10:46
a great time. That's a huge, a great lineup. Oh my gosh,
1:10:49
Brian, you guys have outdone yourselves. You and James. I said
1:10:55
to James, you know, if we can get three or four of these
1:11:00
top five or ten headliner on my Wishless, you know, we're good to
1:11:04
go. And in the first week we got like five of these people,
1:11:09
and then Courtney Brown said yes, and I was like, and then we
1:11:12
even got a response from aj of the Wi Files, and so far As
1:11:15
respectfully declined because he says he's a storyteller, he's not an experiencer. But
1:11:19
I'm going to take another crack and I'd love to get him there and that
1:11:23
would be that would just be amazing. Oh. He has the best YouTube
1:11:27
channel, man. He talks about some of the stubs that I've talked about
1:11:30
on History Show. Get him on your show. Yeah, we have a
1:11:33
lot in common, man. I love bringing people on my shows that we
1:11:36
have the same interest, and I'm just like you. You and I we
1:11:40
can talk all day about this omer we talked about anything, and it's not
1:11:44
like we just have like one little niche like we can talk about anything forever.
1:11:48
Okay, all these topics because they're all just so they're all so connected,
1:11:53
and I love it and it's an honor to be asked. I'm so
1:11:56
excited. Thank you for having me at the conference. So it's going to
1:12:00
be a great time. You are on the forefront of remote viewing in the
1:12:04
civilian sector, and I think getting you together, hopefully doctor Brown brings some
1:12:14
of his fellow remote viewers, some of whom are his own family, and
1:12:17
then to get you together with them, that would just be amazing. I
1:12:20
mean we'd have to do an on the spot like interview right there. Totally.
1:12:26
Well. He actually he knows the head of my team who taught me
1:12:29
remote viewing Sore. They're from Atlanta, same place I'm from, so it
1:12:33
was a matter of time before we had cross paths. I just had not
1:12:36
crossed this path yet, So I can't wait. It's going to be amazing.
1:12:42
Ponto, don't want too hard at that picture. I'm gona ahead and
1:12:44
take this down. They're trying to look at that picture me and my bathing
1:12:46
suit. I'm kidding. Okay, well, Brian, listen, this has
1:12:51
been fantastic. And oh and also you have a show that you do with
1:12:56
our chem raw It's called on Disclosure now on YouTube. The audience about that.
1:13:00
Yeah, so our keem my comrade and my bro. He's he is
1:13:05
a mon Talk survivor. We did the Montalk Adventure tour last summer with you,
1:13:10
Jessica, and he is really He and I are diving deep into the
1:13:16
testimonies the survivors that are making the circuit and we're trying to bring experiencers who
1:13:21
have not yet seen the public light yet, and you need to. And
1:13:27
he and I are very much focused on putting out the demand for full disclosure.
1:13:30
Now. We want global, worldwide televised tribunals where the perpetrators of evil
1:13:36
are put on justice, are put on trial for justice, brought to justice.
1:13:41
We want everything repatriated, all the stolen lands and moneies, all these
1:13:45
military veterans who have been stolen, they have decades stolen of their lives and
1:13:51
then put back and traumatized. They need to be given back what belongs to
1:13:59
them, and we need release of clean energy technology and the healing technology especially
1:14:05
first and foremost. So you guys, go check out Disclosure now, go
1:14:11
subscribe on YouTube Brian and ourcheam. It is fantastic. They have some great
1:14:15
guests on there and putting out some real information. We are the Disclosure,
1:14:18
y'all. Okay, we are, Brian, Brian, you are the Disclosure.
1:14:23
I'm so glad you're you're heading that up and really organizing all of us
1:14:26
to get together. And don't forget, it's July the night through the twelfth
1:14:30
for the actual conference down in Florida, and then we have on the thirteenth,
1:14:33
the Day of Being, and it's just a whole bunch of loving,
1:14:38
amazing people who love this country. Okay, down there on the beach,
1:14:43
and it's just a lot of fun. Okay for Day of Being, it
1:14:46
might be days of being because especially now that's Saturday and Sunday. Oh good,
1:14:53
okay, so multiple days. Yeah, we want to see you all
1:14:56
there and thank you for having me here. Jessica. Okay, well,
1:15:00
Brian, you're gonna be back. Please come back and see me, you
1:15:02
guys, come back tomorrow night. I'm gonna have a fantastic remote viewing show
1:15:06
for you guys eight pm Eastern here on the channel, and then you come
1:15:11
see me this weekend at spaced Out Radio on Sunday night. Brian, thanks
1:15:15
again for being here. You guys, do your own research into all this
1:15:17
and share this video out like the video is. Subscribe to the channel if
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you haven't already. All right, you guys, have a wonderful Valentine's Day.
1:15:26
Happy Valentine's Day, Brian. I'm sitting all my love and light to
1:15:30
all you guys, and I will see y all tomorrow. Bye y'all,
1:15:32
Bye Brian, Bye bye bye, to be in the many most ess