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@Regrann from @siriusknowledge - A fertility doctor claimed to have cloned 14 human embryos and transferred 11 of them into the wombs of four women who had been prepared to give birth to cloned babies. The cloning was recorded by an independent documentary film-maker who has testified to The Independent that the cloning had taken place and that the women were genuinely hoping to become pregnant with the first cloned embryos specifically created for the purposes of human reproduction. Dr Zavos was undoubtedly was successful in his efforts but it was too early in "time" to reveal they're able to clone Human, The Desensitization is a process Not just BAM! In your face "We can clone Human!" No they won't do that. He went on into saying "We are not interested in cloning the Michael Jordans and the Michael Jacksons of this world. The rich and the famous don't participate in this." #REDFLAG . Dr Zavos also revealed that he has produced cloned embryos of three dead people, including a 10-year-old child called Cady, who died in a car crash. He did so after being asked by grieving relatives if he could create biological clones of their loved ones. #WakeUp #StopCensorship #stophumancloning #endhumancloning #illuminati #vrillizards #vril #pokemon20 #twinpeaks #wellnesswednesday #cloningCenters #siriusknowledge™ #siriusuncensored #siriusknowledge #Regrann

Regrann from @siriusknowledge - Research #ProjectAvatar and Digital immortality. #Wakeup #Clones #Androids #Robots #ConsciousnessTransference #Illuminati #Freemasons #Siriusknows #Siriusknowledge #IAm_MsJohnson 💞 - #regrann

Regrann from @siriusknowledge - Just in case the toxicity levels of fluoride were not sufficient in the water supply, Japanese researchers are now proposing that lithium could have a protective effect in drinking water. So how did they come to this magnificent conclusion you ask? First the researchers examined levels of lithium in drinking water and suicide rates in the prefecture of Oita, which has a population of more than one million. Then they found that the suicide rate was significantly lower in those areas with the highest levels of the element, they wrote in the British Journal of Psychiatry. You would think there would be some discussion as to how the lithium entered the water supply in the first place. Instead the team from the universities of Oita and Hiroshima found that the low levels appeared to have a positive impact of suicide rates. High doses of lithium are already used to treat serious mood disorders. Levels ranged from 0.7 to 59 micrograms per liter. The researchers speculated that while these levels were low, there may be a cumulative protective effect on the brain from years of drinking this tap water. Why don’t we put every drug in the water supply in diluted amounts that way everybody is protected from everything? The Japanese researchers called for further research in other countries. The discussion around adding fluoride to water to protect dental health has proved controversial – criticized by some as mass involuntary medication. In an accompanying editorial, Professor Allan Young of Vancouver’s Institute for Mental Health said “this intriguing data should provoke further research. “Large-scale trials involving the addition of lithium to drinking water supplies may then be feasible, although this would undoubtedly be subject to considerable debate. Following up on these findings will not be straightforward or inexpensive, but the eventual benefits for community mental health may be considerable.” Sophie Corlett, external relations director at mental health charity Mind said the research “certainly merits more investigation. #Wakeup #Morelife #Fluoride #Poison #AtomicBombGrade #Uranium #Plutonium #Siriusknows #Siriusknowledge

#Repost @chididdy26 ・・・ @Regrann from @siriusknowledge - Huemans are misguided and lost but there's hope. #siriusknowledge - #regrann #love #history #blacktwitter #loveyourenemies #hope #help