According to the Times of India,
Inside the crazy world of Raelism, the cult which believes aliens created humans. . .
But trust me it goes Far deeper than that!
It was August 6, 2016 in Mumbai,” the software professional, Forty Nine Hyderabadi PS Anand Prakash clearly remembers the time and place when his brainwaves were linked to an alien computer stationed at an unknown destination in the outer space.
Since then, every time Anand looks up to the skies to pray, he doesn’t invoke any god, for the object of his obeisance are aliens addressed by the name Elohim!
Reads like a scene straight off the Ancient Alien series TV? Well, it isn’t. Such ceremonies (or cellular transmission seminars as they are called) are are an integral part of a cult called Raelism.
Read more at:
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/59931314.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst
Now let's break this down.
According to Gizmodo and someone who attended one of their seminars. ..
According to the Raelian Movement, the human race was created by a race of beings called the Elohim. (At one point during my dinner with the group, a Raelian from Mexico named Eddie earnestly cautions me not to call the Elohim "aliens," because they don't like that word. It reminds them too much of "alienation," and nobody should ever have to be called an alien. Instead, the preferred term is "extraterrestrials.")
The Elohim are a perfect race of androgynous beings, with male and female Elohim being impossible to distinguish. They've eliminated racism, and they only have one race instead of the nine they had originally. They've also done away with greed, war, poverty and other problems we still have. Over the centuries, they've sent various prophets to our world, including Jesus and Buddha, to try and raise our consciousness. And now, the founder of Raelianism is the "Last Prophet."
Rael, formerly known as Claude Vorilhon. He was a minor pop star in France in the 1960s, and then he became a race-car test driver and owned a car magazine. One day in 1973, he was driving in the middle of nowhere when he met the Elohim and they told him to make the human race ready for their arrival.
Rael wrote about his experiences in his book, now called Intelligent Design. But my best explanation of Raelian theology comes from talking to Nicole, who has been a Guide, or member of the Raelian priesthood, since 1980.
Nobody except for Rael himself has met the Elohim as of yet, says Nicole. But the overall goal of the Raelian movement is to get the human race to the point in our evolution where we can welcome the Elohim to Earth and greet them face to face. The Elohim want us to build an Embassy that they can land in (pictured at top or in first Frame photo).
Well, That's interesting! Kind of reminds me of something how about you?
If your paying attention to the predictive programming the entertainment industry provides. ..Spot On!
Also just a thought, so don't shoot the messenger.
Also note the land layout for this,
This is at Tremintina Base about 2 hours and 25 minutes (well, shorter below ground) from Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico where there is a verified vault. A local news crew did a story on the tunnel leading into the side of the mountain.
Brought in right at exact time so it is short, but telling. A local news report.
Found from 60 min. Australia,
See more info in sources below.
In the meantime, it's up to the followers of Maitreya (as the Raelians all call Rael now) to make the world ready. But what if they don't succeed, I ask. What if humans just aren't going to evolve fast enough to build the embassy on the Elohim's timetable?
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-first-human-cloned-em/
Nicole says they've considered that possibility — and there's a "Plan B." If the human race fails to evolve fast enough, we will probably wind up destroying ourselves with our high technology. And if that happens, then certain people will be spared — anybody who's followed Rael, plus certain people who have been working to make the world a better place.
If that Plan B happens, these chosen few will stay on the Elohim's planet until Earth is habitable again. Then they'll return to Earth and repopulate it with "only loving people," says Nicole. She's very kindly and could be a college professor, except that she gets a slightly weird look in her eyes when she talks about the aliens coming and taking her away to her planet. (You can see it on the video at left.)
Nicole was brought up in a strict religious family, where asking too many questions was frowned upon, and part of what she loves about Raelianism is the fact that "there are no mysteries." She lives for the day when the Elohim can "finally meet with the humanity that they created."
Hugs, Meditation and Bad Jokes
I've been sort of fascinated with the Raelians since I met them in 2005. I was on my way to a science fiction convention in San Francisco, when I ran into a group of naked people on Castro street handing out leaflets about UFOs. They were standing around in front of the Gap, five or six beautiful, stark naked men and women, smiling and greeting everybody in front of a white van. Seeing naked people hanging around in San Francisco isn't exactly unusual, but they were a large co-ed group, and abnormally cheerful.
In the years that followed, I heard stories about zany sex rituals — including Sensual Meditation — and a constellation of random New Age beliefs and political views that seemed like a grab bag of weirdness.
So when I got the chance to go to Vegas and attend one of their meetings, with a lot of the senior Raelians (but not Rael himself) in attendance, I jumped at the opportunity. And then I started to feel kind of nervous. Nobody was going to know where I was, and anything could happen. I decide I'm not going to eat or drink anything the Raelians give me — I don't want to get roofied for Rael. And I promise a friend that I will text her at predetermined time, so she knows I'm still okay.
On the appointed day, I fly to Vegas and make my way to a big white stucco house in a quiet neighborhood. There's a rock garden and a big stone Buddha out front. I venture inside and put down my coat and all my stuff in the corner. And then I'm swept up in a flurry of hugs. Every one of the Raelians has to hug me once, or twice in some cases. There are men who have a decent amount of product in their hair, and women wearing lots of makeup and cute party frocks. But this is Vegas, after all.
It's a fairly small group — about 20 to 25 people — and at one point Nicole says that "there are so few Raelians on this plane," that it's important to have a lot of fun when a group of them get together.
The meeting starts with introductions and stuff, and then Ricky, who's the Raelian "Continental Guide" for all of North America, leads us in (fully clothed) meditation. It's pretty much standard "watching your breathing" stuff, and then it turns into visualizing the cells in different parts of our bodies. "The cells in your arm are a little more aware of themselves, thanks to your thinking of them," Ricky says. "And now they can operate in more harmony."
Ricky has totally awesome hair and golden skin, and his red and white flannel shirt is unbuttoned about six buttons down, revealing his smooth buff chest and his Raelian medallion. That symbol, featuring a swastika inside a Star of David, has caused some controversy in Israel, among other places, but most of the Raelians wear it. And there's a giant illuminated lucite version of it sitting on a coffee table near me.
Weirdly, for the first hour of the meeting, this political cartoon is showing on a giant-screen TV attached to a laptop.
After the meditation is done, we watch some videos about the world situation, some of which are supposed to be inspirational (full of swelling music, and images of suffering people looking upwards) and some of which are supposed to be funny. The Raelians have a lot of trouble getting Quicktime Video to work. While we're waiting for them to sort out the problems, one of their longtime members, a college professor, tells the group incredibly hokey sex jokes, like this one.
At one point, the college professor suggests that you really have to be highly evolved to get the full impact of his sense of humor.
The Cloning Thing
Chances are, you've heard of the Raelians — but it's probably been a while since you thought about them. They had their big splash in 2002, when they announced that they had cloned a girl, through their company Clonaid. The picture at left is Clonaid Brigitte Boisselier, at a 2003 press conference at which she is unveiling their proprietary Embryonic Cell Fusion System.
Rael himself testified before Congress, in a hearing of the House Energy and Commerce Oversight Panel on human cloning.
Over the past eight or nine years, though, the Raelians have sort of faded into the woodwork. They still have their week-long Happiness Academy seminars in various places, including Vegas. They still get in the headlines occasionally — earlier this year, Ricky rented a billboard near a Vegas highway, with the message "There Is No God."
And Clonaid still exists. At one point during my visit to the Raelians, I'm riding in a car with Claude, their main Vegas organizer, and his second-in-command Leah. And Claude tells me that "we are still cloning many people," in his thick French accent.
"We don't talk about it much," he says, but cloning is still "going on, big-time." Claude has a big soul patch and wavy black hair, and "big time" is his favorite phrase.
According to Claude, many rich and powerful people who used to attack the Raelians now secretly support them, paying vast sums of money to be cloned so that they can live forever. But how do you use cloning to live forever? I ask. You would have to be able to transfer your consciousness into the cloned body, like in Richard K. Morgan's Altered Carbon.
What's interesting is this played out here. ..
Facebook Frames Would you upload your conscience if you could? A question presented at the Consumer Electronics Show 2018 with Genetically Homegrown Organic Sleeves.
https://www.facebook.com/melissa.mcgarity.14/posts/10223010166497122
That is definitely a stumbling block, agrees Claude. And there's also an ethical issue — once the clone has grown to adulthood independently, he or she will have a whole separate set of memories, and a whole identity as a person. So it wouldn't be right to erase the clone's consciousness and replace it with the mind of the original person.
Luckily, says Claude, the Raelians are working on a solution to both problems. Their scientists are close to perfected clones with accelerated growth. That way, they can produce a fully adult human clone, with no mind of his or her own.
The Raelian scientists are also close to being able to transfer someone's mind into a new body, making true immortality possible.
I'm left with the impression the Raelians were a lot more uptight during the height of the cloning hysteria. At dinner, the college professor tells us that Rael's bodyguards freaked out when the professor first met Rael and tried to hug him, back in 2003. At the time, Rael told the professor that he was worried the CIA and the FBI were trying to plant infiltrators in the group, to spy on him.
Communism With Robots
The main subject of today's Raelian meeting is the political philosophy known as Paradism, which is described as being like Communism — except that the Proletariat are replaced with robots and nanobots, who do all the work for humanity. There's no money, and everybody shares equally. This is how it's done on the planet of the Elohim.
Thomas, one of the top Raelian leaders and a vice president of Clonaid, tells us that Occupy Wall Street is part of a global revolution that's coming — but Occupy Wall Street is short on real solutions to our problems. And that's where Paradism comes in. We watch a video where Rael himself says we should welcome the coming total economic collapse, because it's like childbirth — the pain leads to the creation of something wonderful.
After we learn all about Paradism, we're divided into small groups of four or five people, and given an exercise to do. We're supposed to pretend that we're about to present Paradism to President Obama, on behalf of the Raelian Movement, and advise him on how to create a world with robot surgeons and no private property.
Right away, my small working group runs into problems. One member of the group, an older man with a giant white handlebar mustache, keeps insisting that the people who create this "robot proletariat" will need to be compensated for their labor. With money. A system of total equality and sharing will never work, because some people work harder than others, and have more specialized skills - like robot designers. Or surgeons, who can never be replaced entirely. "People are not equal, unless you give everybody a lobotomy," Handlebar Mustache says.
Meanwhile, another member of the group, a man with a long gray ponytail, keeps coming up with ideas like free energy via hydrogen. And maybe we can just teach the world about love and sharing, and everything else will just fall into place. The two Baby Boomers reach an impasse — they can't even communicate — and the rest of us in the group aren't much help either. We're all sitting on one sofa together, and I feel trapped in the middle. At one point Claude comes over and explains to us, with a noticeable bit of exasperation, that we need to be coming up with specific policy ideas, or there's no point to any of this.
Finally, it comes time for each of the groups to present their ideas. We're pretty embarrassed that our group has no concrete advice to give President Obama about how to get rid of money.
Luckily, some of the other groups announce that they've made some progress — one group proposes creating a TV show that's on every channel and mandatory to watch, "educating" Americans about Paradism. Another group suggests that if you inject bodily fluids from an informed rat into an uninformed rat, the uninformed rat becomes informed — it's "knowledge via chemical injection." The best group of all is led by a man in a groovy blue velvet jacket, who says Obama should stop all wars and replace the American political process with Geniocracy, the Raelian philosophy in which geniuses rule over everyone else. Obama should also abolish the Federal Reserve and order the U.S. military to do urban renewal in the United States.
Meanwhile, the college professor complains that Obama lost all credibility as a leader when the Administration recently said there was no evidence of alien visitations on Earth. That proved President Obama "is not an informed source."
The White House has responded to two petitions asking the US government to formally acknowledge…
Go searching online for recent pictures of the Raelians, and you'll mostly find pictures from various LGBT Pride parades from around the world. The Raelians have really embraced the queer community, and Claude tells me very earnestly that they're into supporting all sexual and gender identities. "I vibrated when I first heard that," Claude adds.
The book Sensual Meditation contains a lot of stuff about how disgraceful it is that gay and lesbian people are attacked and discriminated against. And Claude tells me that not only is everyone on the Elohim planet androgynous and lovely, but one evening at Happiness Academy is always devoted to dressing as the opposite gender, so that people can be freed from their preconceptions. (At dinner, the college professor tells us a story about how he dressed up on the wrong night, and wound up splitting his dress open.)
In Sensual Mediation, Rael writes about wanting to open Centres of Sensual Meditation, "which are truly schools of sensuality," in various cities including Montreal and Brussels. There, consenting adults (and in France, people over 15 who have a note from their parents) can learn about sensual touching and compare their naked bodies with each other. They can learn "how to use their organs to attain the maximum pleasure." As far as I know, no permanent Sensual Meditation Centres have yet been opened.
What would you say to the Elohim?
If there's one thing that's a bit disturbing about the Raelians in person, it's the way they throw around words like "genius" and "scientist," as if they're talking about a type of person. They want the world to be governed by geniuses, instead of by popularly elected representatives, and they keep talking about how scientists can advise leaders in Africa. These seem like smart people, but not necessarily the smartest people in the world. And their obsession with rule by scientists reminds me slightly of mid-1970s Doctor Who villains.
At dinner at the Tapas place, I ask Thomas and some of the other Raelians about the whole "geniocracy" thing — isn't rule by geniuses a bit, well, elitist?
Not really, they all say. The system we have now, in which the people with money get to control the government, is the true elitist system. And the geniuses would be serving humanity, not ruling over us. "Geniocracy" would only happen if the people chose to get rid of democracy via the democratic process.
So let me get this straight. ..It is yet Another packaged "religion" going directly against God's Ways and what God told us! Giving yet someone else the credit for creation rather than God, whose image humanity IS Created in?
Chances are, you've heard of the Raelians — but it's probably been a while since you thought about them. They had their big splash in 2002, when they announced that they had cloned a girl, through their company Clonaid. The picture at left is Clonaid Brigitte Boisselier, at a 2003 press conference at which she is unveiling their proprietary Embryonic Cell Fusion System.
Rael himself testified before Congress, in a hearing of the House Energy and Commerce Oversight Panel on human cloning.
One of their ads as follows,
Over the past eight or nine years, though, the Raelians have sort of faded into the woodwork. They still have their week-long Happiness Academy seminars in various places, including Vegas. They still get in the headlines occasionally — earlier this year, Ricky rented a billboard near a Vegas highway, with the message "There Is No God."
And Clonaid still exists. At one point during my visit to the Raelians, I'm riding in a car with Claude, their main Vegas organizer, and his second-in-command Leah. And Claude tells me that "we are still cloning many people," in his thick French accent.
"We don't talk about it much," he says, but cloning is still "going on, big-time." Claude has a big soul patch and wavy black hair, and "big time" is his favorite phrase.
According to Claude, many rich and powerful people who used to attack the Raelians now secretly support them, paying vast sums of money to be cloned so that they can live forever. But how do you use cloning to live forever? I ask. You would have to be able to transfer your consciousness into the cloned body, like in Richard K. Morgan's Altered Carbon.
That is definitely a stumbling block, agrees Claude. And there's also an ethical issue — once the clone has grown to adulthood independently, he or she will have a whole separate set of memories, and a whole identity as a person. So it wouldn't be right to erase the clone's consciousness and replace it with the mind of the original person.
Luckily, says Claude, the Raelians are working on a solution to both problems. Their scientists are close to perfected clones with accelerated growth. That way, they can produce a fully adult human clone, with no mind of his or her own.
The Raelian scientists are also close to being able to transfer someone's mind into a new body, making true immortality possible.
Now keep in mind, this article was written back in 2011.
Communism With Robots
The main subject of today's Raelian meeting is the political philosophy known as Paradism, which is described as being like Communism — except that the Proletariat are replaced with robots and nanobots, who do all the work for humanity. There's no money, and everybody shares equally. This is how it's done on the planet of the Elohim.
Thomas, one of the top Raelian leaders and a vice president of Clonaid, tells us that Occupy Wall Street is part of a global revolution that's coming — but Occupy Wall Street is short on real solutions to our problems. And that's where Paradism comes in. We watch a video where Rael himself says we should welcome the coming total economic collapse, because it's like childbirth — the pain leads to the creation of something wonderful.
After we learn all about Paradism, we're divided into small groups of four or five people, and given an exercise to do. We're supposed to pretend that we're about to present Paradism to President Obama, on behalf of the Raelian Movement, and advise him on how to create a world with robot surgeons and no private property.
Finally, it comes time for each of the groups to present their ideas. We're pretty embarrassed that our group has no concrete advice to give President Obama about how to get rid of money.
Luckily, some of the other groups announce that they've made some progress — one group proposes creating a TV show that's on every channel and mandatory to watch, "educating" Americans about Paradism. Another group suggests that if you inject bodily fluids from an informed rat into an uninformed rat, the uninformed rat becomes informed — it's "knowledge via chemical injection." The best group of all is led by a man in a groovy blue velvet jacket, who says Obama should stop all wars and replace the American political process with Geniocracy, the Raelian philosophy in which geniuses rule over everyone else. Obama should also abolish the Federal Reserve and order the U.S. military to do urban renewal in the United States.
Meanwhile, the college professor complains that Obama lost all credibility as a leader when the Administration recently said there was no evidence of alien visitations on Earth. That proved President Obama "is not an informed source."
And meanwhile, the Raelians want to open a Pleasure Hospital in Africa, where they'll perform reconstructive surgery on African women who've undergone female genital mutilation. This "Adopt a Clitoris" program has been controversial — to say the least — among feminists, who see a lot of problems with white people saying they're going to "adopt" African people's genitalia.
I ask a bunch of the Raelians about their "Clitoraid" venture, and they insist that it was actually started by an African woman, who asked them to help out.
This brings us to do you know about
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077269/?fbclid=IwAR24p8gKl5jEnCYzlMTVgnGuOWEIbUyF2fQOQra9LZqlQoItBwukdQVrmQw
Which ties into
https://www.ushmm.org/m/pdfs/07192004-nazi-racial-hygiene-bachrach.pdf?fbclid=IwAR1NGvBsQ6YeO8xnBgL4Yyif0vPVNMzyIPthdPBhfUKFjJzktXottPdFa1g
Now how about Clonaid?
According to Global Change
https://www.globalchange.com/clonaid.htm
Clonaid announced birth of "first human clone" on December 26th 2002. Eve was born by caesarean section after being created by Clonaid using a technique similar to that used to clone Dolly the sheep. Clonaid said they had four other mothers expecting to give birth to clones soon and announced a second birth to a Dutch lesbian woman early in January 2003 and a third to a Japanese couple who "cloned their dead son killed in an accident", plus two others in late January. All five babies were said to be well but with no independent verification whatsoever, doubts increased by the day.
After promising immediate genetic testing on Eve and others by independent scientists, Clonaid then claimed that lawsuits launched in the US and the Netherlands were making testing impossible because the courts were likely to try and identify the children and take them into care.
https://www.globalchange.com/clonaid.htm
As reported by Fox News in December of 2002,
Most scientists, already skeptical of Boisellier's ability to produce a human clone, will probably demand to know exactly how the DNA testing was done before they believe the announcement.
"We'll wait and see, I guess. I'm still a skeptic and I'm hoping that it's not true," said University of Georgia cloning expert Steve Stice.
Boisselier said she expects four more babies -- from North America, Europe and two from Asia -- to be born in a few weeks. Two of the couples are using preserved cells taken from their own children before their deaths, and one is a lesbian couple, she said.
The couples were not asked to pay for the procedures but some had invested in Clonaid, she said.
Boisselier said 20 more cloning attempts were planned for January.
Clonaid was founded in the Bahamas in 1997 by Claude Vorilhon, a former French journalist and leader of a group called the Raelians. Vorilhon and his followers claim aliens visiting him in the 1970s revealed they had created all life on Earth through genetic engineering.
Boisselier, who claims two chemistry degrees and previously was marketing director for a chemical company in France, identifies herself as a Raelian "bishop" and said Clonaid retains philosophical but not economic links to the Raelians. She is not a specialist in reproductive medicine.
Cloning produces a new individual using only one person's DNA. The process is technically difficult but conceptually simple. Scientists remove the genetic material from an unfertilized egg, then introduce new DNA from a cell of the animal to be cloned. Under the proper conditions, the egg begins dividing into new cells according to the instructions in the introduced DNA.
Legislation or guidelines to ban human cloning are pending in dozens of nations, including the United States. Several countries, including Britain, Israel, Japan and Germany, already have banned it. There is no specific law against it in the United States, but the Food and Drug Administration contends it must approve any human experiments in this country.
In Washington, a senior FDA official said Friday that the agency would probe whether any U.S. law was broken involving human experiments.
Boisselier would not say where Clonaid has been carrying out its experiments.
So far scientists have succeeded in cloning sheep, mice, cows, pigs, goats and cats. Many scientists say cloning is too risky because of abnormalities seen in cloned animals.
Among the possible pitfalls are premature aging and other health problems.
Dolly, the world's first cloned sheep, born in 1996, developed arthritis at a relatively early age, but it is unclear if it is related to the cloning, one of her creators said earlier this year.
Last year, scientists in Massachusetts produced cloned human embryos with the intention of using them as a source of stem cells, but the embryos never grew bigger than six cells.
You may remember from the same newspaper that worked on the truth about Epstein with Guardians of Children well before MSM would even report. ..
For those who try to claim this does not exist or is made up, here is a government site link
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CHRG-107hhrg71495/html/CHRG-107hhrg71495.htm
How they are able to sidestep ethical questions raised,
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1084156/
Also reminds me of this,
Upload your conscience? Purchase a human sleeve? A booth for Altered Carbon at the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas 2018. How about a Cortical Stack? Is the promise of immortality a delusional illusion? Great Deception anyone?
https://www.minds.com/TestingTheNarrative/blog/upload-your-conscience-purchase-a-human-sleeve-a-booth-for-a-1203381062738714624
Also of interest. ..Flip through the Fully sourced photo frames to see the evidence.
Facebook Frames Would you upload your conscience if you could? A question presented at the Consumer Electronics Show 2018 with Genetically Homegrown Organic Sleeves.
https://www.facebook.com/melissa.mcgarity.14/posts/10223010166497122
This traces some interesting people. ..and I will leave it at that.
When you go deep enough, you will arrive at a family name that is well known.
Dr. Robert Lanza of Advanced Cell Technology, the Massachusetts company, said before Boisselier's announcement that Clonaid has "no scientific credibility." But he and other experts do not entirely dismiss the possibility of success.
According to Island Doctors,
Dr. Hinman was raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He is a graduate of Oklahoma Military Academy, received his Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Tulsa University, and his Master’s Degree in Human Resource Management from Pepperdine University in Malibu, California. He completed medical school at Universidad Technologica de Santiago in Santo Domingo, The Dominican Republic. He served his family practice residency with the University of Florida Medical Program at the University Medical Center in Jacksonville, Florida and worked as an emergency room physician at Bradford County Hospital in Starke, Florida and at Ed Fraser Memorial Hospital in Macclenny, Florida.
Commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Armored Cavalry in 1975 at Oklahoma State University, Colonel Hinman ultimately retired from the U.S. Army Reserve in 2014 as a Medical Corps officer, after 37 years of military duty in the United States, Germany, Korea, Kuwait, Nicaragua, Panama, Saudi Arabia, Ecuador, the Dominican Republic, and Iraq where he served three combat tours. He recently served as the Territorial Surgeon of the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Par of Florida Association of Family Practitioners, the St. Johns County Medical Society and the American Academy of Anti-Aging and has full Family Practice admitting privileges at Flagler Hospital in St. Augustine, Florida where he has been an active staff member since 1991. In his spare time, Dr. Hinman enjoys scuba diving, hunting, fishing and military training.
It's Very Interesting the companies matching this address
Notice what else comes up under this physical address,
Note that it is part of the pharmaceutical industry
And these names show up Yet Again under the Biotech Research Corp
Also was listing agent for a Storage co. that was dissolved so that's interesting!
John of God endorsed by globalists like Oprah and Chopak
Another endorsed by globalist Bill Gates is Marina Abravmocic as seen here,
What is the point of all of this?
All of these globalists who want to control Your health are globalists!
They have done it Before!
Bill Gates family came from Eugenics. ..see more info here,
Something is up with this one as it was Reinstated, yet you can't get the documents on it, there, but website Won't pull them up.
Now This one is interesting for the filings.
Note it is for the Q Investments and the Initial Registered agent is Ansbacher,
In order to go forward. ..you Must go back,
See fam history here,
Portal Project Ansbacher Family Papers
Sigrid Ansbacher (later Jean Strauss, b. 1928) was born in Dinkelsbühl, Germany to Selma Schlossberger (1897-?) and Ludwig Ansbacher (1888-1950) and had two older brothers, Manfred (1922-2012) and Heinz (1925-approximately 1943).
Ludwig Ansbacher worked with his father as a cattle dealer and spoke the Lachoudisch dialect. Ludwig later entered the fabrics business in Dinkelsbühl and married Selma and Schlossberger in 1921.
Around 1936, Sigrid’s older brother Manfred was sent to an agricultural school in Ahlem (near Hannover) and prepared for emigration to Palestine. In 1939 Manfred was sent via England to Australia, and he changed his last name to Anson. (Sigrid’s Uncle Julius Ansbacher also took the name Anson in America.)
The situation for Jews grew difficult in Dinkelsbühl, and in 1937 the Ansbachers moved to Frankfurt. Sigrid and Heinz planned to join Manfred in Australia, but after they obtained visas, ships stopped sailing to Australia.
In May 1942, Heinz was called for deportation and was killed in Majdanek at age 17. On Sept. 15, 1942,
Sigrid and her parents were sent to Theresienstadt. They were initially spared from deportation to Auschwitz because of Ludwig’s status as a wounded WWI veteran.
Sigrid lived in the children’s home at Theresienstadt and could freely visit her parents. Adults tried to protect the children from the truth of what was happening in Theresienstadt, but the children knew that people were dying in high numbers elsewhere in the camp.
Sigrid worked in the gardens, and her mother worked in the “glimmer” (mica) factory. In October 1944, Sigrid was included on a transport list suspected to be headed for Auschwitz, whose name they knew from rumors. Her mother pleaded for her removal from the transport but was unsuccessful.
Sigrid’s transport was indeed sent to Auschwitz, her head was shaved, and she sent her parents a postcard using coded script to let them know where she was. She was never tattooed with an Auschwitz prisoner number because six days later she was transferred to Kurzbach, a subcamp of Gross-Rosen.
She and her fellow prisoners were forced to dig tank traps in the woods to slow the advancing Russians. Around January 1945 they were evacuated by foot to Gross-Rosen, and ten days later they were sent in open cattle cars to Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria.
Ten days later they were sent by train to Bergen-Belsen where Sigrid was forced to carry tree trunks long distances on starvation rations until the camp was liberated in April. Sigrid weighed only 32 kg and was suffering from typhus at liberation.
She was taken by ambulance to a hospital in Bergen, and in July 1945 she argued to be transferred by hospital ship to Sweden because she did not want to remain in Germany.
She was hospitalized in Kalmar. Her parents had been liberated at Theresienstadt in May 1945 and Sigrid’s uncle Julius Ansbacher (aka James Anson) in Boston that they were looking for Sigrid. Anson had seen a notice in the Aufbau that listed Sigrid among the names of survivors living in Sweden and contacted her to let her know her parents had survived.
She transferred to a rehabilitation facility in Hjälmared and then moved to Alingsås where she worked in a chocolate factory while she assembled her American immigration papers.
Sigrid immigrated to New York in December 1946 from Gothenburg, Sweden aboard the SS Drottningholm and was reunited with her parents who had immigrated in July 1946.
In 1948 she married Fred Strauss (b. Miehlen, Germany, 1926-2013) who had immigrated to America via France and served in the US Army during WW II.
Sigrid was naturalized in 1950 and had two children: Larry Strauss (b. 1951) and Marsha Alter (b. 1954). Sigrid’s brother Manfred remained in Australia, served in the Australian army during WWII, and subsequently owned a florist shop. He immigrated to the U.S. in 1963, married, and had two children.
Note on here
https://www.commerceflorida.com/company/F52046/ansbacher-schneider-pa
This
Looks like they're still operating.
Now under filings for her name as an MD this also shows up
Started in 2007 under just her name for the purpose of Practice of Medicine
Then by 2007
Simeone Rosalene was listed as Secretary
While Linda Quinn listed as Registering Agent, VP and Treasurer
Then by 2009 a Krystal Quinn shows up on the paperwork as the Treasurer
Upon a deeper search we find
And this as her maiden name was Quinn
According to her Linkden she is now payroll and has been with Linda's medical practice for over 13 years.
Sources
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-first-human-cloned-em/
https://www.foxnews.com/story/first-human-clone-born-cult-chemist-claims
https://www.corporationwiki.com/Florida/Tampa/valiant-ventures-llc-6329461.aspx
https://www.iawomen.com/users/soli-makosch
https://www.facebook.com/soli.makosch.7/photos
https://www.regenerativemedicinenow.com/doctor/dr-helmut-makosch/
https://www.solangelmedspa.com/team-2
https://islanddoctors.com/staff/roy-h-hinman-ii-m-d/
https://www.bizapedia.com/people/helmut-makosch.html
https://bizstanding.com/directory/TX/BI/1768/
https://eliamawakening.wordpress.com/2013/12/31/john-of-god-an-encounter-with-the-sacred/
https://www.eyeopeningtruth.com/bill-gates-in-his-own-words-eugenics-by-any-means/
More in depth info on John of God in here,
@artistiquejewels/el-paso-shooter-photos-on-news-do-not-match-including-multiple-shooters-witnessed-how-the-father-of-patrick-crusius-is-a
https://www.charitynavigator.org/ein/592610694
https://portal.ehri-project.eu/units/us-005578-irn620967
https://collections.ushmm.org/findingaids/2015.534.2_01_fnd_en.pdf
https://www.commerceflorida.com/company/F52046/ansbacher-schneider-pa
https://www.corporationwiki.com/Florida/Jacksonville/linda-a-quinn-P1753641.aspx
https://www.bizapedia.com/fl/linda-a-quinn-md-pa.html
https://www.linkedin.com/in/krystal-adelman-26b4371b/
https://io9.gizmodo.com/meet-the-raelians-inside-the-worlds-strangest-and-ni-5860418
https://www.bloomberg.com/profile/company/165311Z:US
https://www.genome.gov/about-genomics/fact-sheets/Cloning-Fact-Sheet
Upload your conscience? Purchase a human sleeve? A booth for Altered Carbon at the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas 2018. How about a Cortical Stack? Is the promise of immortality a delusional illusion? Great Deception anyone?
https://www.minds.com/TestingTheNarrative/blog/upload-your-conscience-purchase-a-human-sleeve-a-booth-for-a-1203381062738714624
Came upon this which is interesting.
The official site for press releases by the International Raelian Movement (IRM), RaelPress, has scrubbed all news between January 2001 to May 2004 in an apparent attempt to disassociate itself from claims of human clones made by CLONAID during that time. That's the period when the CLONAID hoax was in the limelight.
It's been 20 years since Rael founded CLONAID (initially called Valiant Venture) as a publicity stunt. While it's claimed that the supposed cloning company is completely independent from Rael and the IRM, all of the people involved with the former were indeed all dedicated IRM members.
This pic of Damien still appears
on CLONAID's website
One such person is Damien M., who had devoted 33 years of his life to Rael. With a background in biotechnology, he was used as a poster boy for CLONAID as part of its scientific team.
However, more than a decade later, in early 2016, he was excommunicated by Rael for finally denouncing Raelian Bishop Brigitte Boisselier, who runs CLONAID, for lying to the media about producing human clones (to date, 13 clones have been claimed) to effectively publicize Raelism to the world. In fact, in 2003, Rael gloated about running a successful media campaign that allowed him to reach one of his 2 main goals: to spread the Raelian Messages worldwide (Susan Palmer, Aliens Adored, p. 191). Rael instead accused Damien of lying and making everything up before expelling him from his cult.
Damien, in a grievance letter sent to IRM's Wise Council towards the end of 2015, revealed how he was told by Boisselier to keep silent about them not having any human clones just before she made the public announcement of the birth of the first human clone baby, Eve, in December, 2002. He had worked with her on the project since 2001. By 2004, he was helping her occasionally until she finally abandoned CLONAID to devote herself to marketing stem cells through STEMAID instead (the UN had passed a non-binding resolution to ban human cloning at that time).
https://raelian-truth.blogspot.com/2017/07/raelpressorg-scrubs-clonaid.html
Link to Damien's letter,
https://www.dropbox.com/s/r4pg6qfnincoekw/Letter%20to%20the%20Wise%20Council-DM_redacted2.pdf?dl=0
Comment on the page is Interesting and apt!
UnknownOctober 1, 2017 at 7:23 AM
Funny you're just now posting this ONLY because people are catching on with open eyes. Gotta discredit quickly, right?
https://metro.co.uk/2019/11/21/inside-jeffrey-epsteins-notorious-baby-making-ranch-desert-11195119/
TREMENTINA, NM UNDERGROUND VAULT VERIFIED CLOSE TO EPSTEIN RANCH. GOV PURCHASE, FOOTAGE LOCAL NEWS
ZORRO RANCH AND TREMENTINA BASE AND THE MAN WHO BUILT THE VAULT OTHER KNOWN VAULTS, TUNNELS
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/1689686.stm
Facebook Frames The Humanity of it all, human leather co and a bag made from designer Putra of Human Spine and Alligator Tongue Verified.
https://www.facebook.com/melissa.mcgarity.14/posts/10223108580477410
Facebook Frames a movie in the 70's about clones titled The Boys from Brazil and another released 2015 titled Clones featuring John Drew Barrymore.
The cloning cult called Raëlism, what is Clonaid and how about the baby they claimed to clone? Remember Epstein's baby farming gig in
New Mexico?
https://www.facebook.com/melissa.mcgarity.14/posts/10222148174427859