MESSAGE
TO 100 MONKEYS
After
World War 2 ardent Nazi's ((rocket)scientists, engineers, spies and
administrators) were pardonned for possible war crimes and came to
work in the United States. This thoroughly planned operation was
called “Paperclip”. Some say that the infamous doctor Joseph
Mengele was one of them.
He
had an enormous experience with experimenting on humans and testing
the human conditions. He put concentrationcamp-prisoners in ice-cold
water, to register how they died. This knowledge was necessary for
the survival of survivors of naval battles and pilots, who crashed
in the ocean. It is worth noting, that experiments on unknowing
patients went on in America, without interruption. Prisoners were
infected with syphilis, cancer and tuberculosis, thinking they were
part of an innocent medical experiment. In England and the USA, and
probably Russia as well, parts of the country were sprayed with
biological and radio-active material.
He
had an enormous experience with experimenting on humans and testing
the human conditions. He put concentrationcamp-prisoners in ice-cold
water, to register how they died. This knowledge was necessary for
the survival of survivors of naval battles and pilots, who crashed
in the ocean. It is worth noting, that experiments on unknowing
patients went on in America, without interruption. Prisoners were
infected with syphilis, cancer and tuberculosis, thinking they were
part of an innocent medical experiment. In England and the USA, and
probably Russia as well, parts of the country were sprayed with
biological and radio-active material.
Russia
tried to create super-soldiers, by mingling the genetics of two
species (ape – man f.i.)
These
entities are called Kymera. Did the experiments and hybridyzation go
on?
These
entities are called Kymera. Did the experiments and hybridyzation go
on?
In
Russia, but also in the USA?
Follow
Jesse Ventura (I like his style) in his search for “Manimals”.
Keep
an Open Mind. The Earth is much bigger than you think (up and
under).
Our
Universe is
NOT.
