
HUMAN CLONES & ALIEN/HUMAN HYBRIDS
Clones- What to look out for
- Human clones tend to have fused earlobes, so not dangly types, and a larger left eye which may be a false eye camera.
- They also have dysfunctional appendages and organs, such as a dead arm or one that swings wildly when walking.
- They have rolling eyes (not from a reaction of being fed up)eyes literally rolling around and around in the sockets and they often have rolling tongues.
- Human clones do not have the same divine light and power direct from source as humans do, and they cannot form new synapses after 3 months without a recharge.
- Human clones tend to share the same artificial back history of how they grew up as this is a pre-programmed inserted narrative into their subconscious.
- Human clones tend to be unable to show genuine empathy and are more on the narcissistic scale of personality. Lacking emotional intelligence and preferring to mimic emotion rather than actually feel it genuinely.
- Clones have a tendency to rape and or bite people as their consciousness is low, regressive and usually operating on predatory survival instincts.
- Human Alien clones have a waxy skin sheen and often their skin looks an odd colour.
- Alien/Human Hybrids tend to be larger than the normal human size, or have odd proportions to them that are not of a golden ration scale. So like longer arms and shorter legs, longer necks etc.
- An example of animal hybrids to show as example of scale being increased from hybridisation are the Lion and Tiger crossbreeds. Which create an hybrid animal called a Liger.
- Human/Alien hybrids also lack compassionate or positive empathic skills, but more narcissistic or calculated robotic logic with no feelings of compassion or types of empathy or sympathy. No sense of humour, some have an overly extrovert ego type, dominating over other people’s voices as the charismatic type.
- They also have a tendency to bite and or rape too, both clones and hybrids can be very violent.
- 1. From an embryo at birth.
- 2. From skin cells taken from an individual to be cloned so they have Mitochondrial DNA and generate the new clone from those cultured originals cells.