DNA test evidence for 'alien' species on Earth

[CFTraveler]

I buy those more than the starchild skull because of the way the symphises are arranged showing that they are biological, adult and bigger than 'regular' human, not to mention the mostly human DNA. However, the report I read said the mDNA included Sapiens, along with the Neanderthal and Denisovan DNA. Tells me we have more 'alien' in us than we think.

[Sinera]

It seems I am 'by accident' be stumbling across these. But here's indeed a 4th installment of DNA testing for 'alien' or unknown humanoid species.

So here's the new one. May I introduce to you ...

HOMO SAPIENS COGNATUS

http://zoobank.org/NomenclaturalActs...2-A007347F1B43



Testing was done by 8 different laboratories / institutions:

1 DNA Diagnostics, Texas
2 North Louisiana Criminalistics Laboratory
3 Integrated Forensic Laboratories, Inc. Texas
4 Southwestern Institute of Forensic Science
5 Texas A&M University, Microscopy & Imaging Center, Department of Biology and
Department of Biochemistry & Biophysics, College Station
6 Huguley Pathology Consultants, P.A., Ft. Worth
7 Helix Biological Laborator, Michigan
8 UNT Center for Human Identification, University of North Texas Health Science Center, Fort Worth

Here's the scientific article:
http://sasquatchgenomeproject.org/da...F-download.pdf

More on the DNA studies:
http://sasquatchgenomeproject.org/view-dna-study/

Here's more about the project:
http://sasquatchgenomeproject.org/about-sgp/

Some articles:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...--say-DNA.html

http://www.ancient-origins.net/news-...r-later-001340



Question to mod: I tried (since I am the OP) but did not succeed. Could we change the subject title to sth more general like:

DNA test evidence for 'alien' species on Earth

... or sth similar? thanks.

[Sinera]

... omg, if this is true ...

(...) there have been death threats leveled at scientists in the study, not to mention a pipe bomb that was detonated at a venue where Dr. Ketchum was scheduled to speak, further highlighting the fact that the implications of the study are so profoundly challenging to conventional perspectives that people are willing to take such extreme measures to protect their deep-rooted and preconceived notions. But one has to wonder, what is so polarizing about the presumptive proof of the existence of an extant human hybrid that precipitates such fervor?
http://www.ancient-origins.net/news-...r-later-001340

... as it is for countless other supposed cover-ups of controversial findings before, then this world and the mainstream academic 'elite' is more f...d up then we thought it is.

scary.

[CFTraveler]

Done. (Changed title as per OP)

[Sinera]

Done. (Changed title as per OP)

[John Sorensen]

It seems I am 'by accident' be stumbling across these. But here's indeed a 4th installment of DNA testing for 'alien' or unknown humanoid species.

So here's the new one. May I introduce to you ...

HOMO SAPIENS COGNATUS

http://zoobank.org/NomenclaturalActs...2-A007347F1B43



Testing was done by 8 different laboratories / institutions:

1 DNA Diagnostics, Texas
2 North Louisiana Criminalistics Laboratory
3 Integrated Forensic Laboratories, Inc. Texas
4 Southwestern Institute of Forensic Science
5 Texas A&M University, Microscopy & Imaging Center, Department of Biology and
Department of Biochemistry & Biophysics, College Station
6 Huguley Pathology Consultants, P.A., Ft. Worth
7 Helix Biological Laborator, Michigan
8 UNT Center for Human Identification, University of North Texas Health Science Center, Fort Worth

Here's the scientific article:
http://sasquatchgenomeproject.org/da...F-download.pdf

More on the DNA studies:
http://sasquatchgenomeproject.org/view-dna-study/

Here's more about the project:
http://sasquatchgenomeproject.org/about-sgp/

Some articles:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...--say-DNA.html

http://www.ancient-origins.net/news-...r-later-001340



Question to mod: I tried (since I am the OP) but did not succeed. Could we change the subject title to sth more general like:

DNA test evidence for 'alien' species on Earth

... or sth similar? thanks.

Cool links, but where is Leonard Nimoy and the creepy music?

This reminds me of the Smithsonian cover up, for years they had skeletons of human "Giants" (8ft plus, much thicker skeletons) stored away, hidden from the public, dating back to the Biblical era.

a.k.a. Nephilim, Elioud, Sons of God, Demigods (hybrids, like the mythical Heracles)


Google "giants buried in mound" the top result at sott.net has a good summary article. These are giant humans FYI, not ape-men. Gotta love reductionistic Science and the way anything that disagrees with the establishment is violently denied and suppressed. As if the world is going to freak out because there were giants. I mean who would even be bothered by that in this day when we can watch giants from a beam of light on a magical screen, LOL. In the past they would call that witchcraft or demonic, now we call it entertainment.

[Sinera]

This reminds me of the Smithsonian cover up, for years they had skeletons of human "Giants" (8ft plus, much thicker skeletons) stored away, hidden from the public, dating back to the Biblical era.

Yeah, I love that topic too. Saw an interview lately with D. Hatcher Childress about some "egyptian" and/or "buddhistic" statues or mummy findings in a cave in the Grand Canyon area, which was then suppressed by the Smithsonians too. Cool stuff.

As if the world is going to freak out because there were giants. I mean who would even be bothered by that in this day when we can watch giants from a beam of light on a magical screen, LOL. In the past they would call that witchcraft or demonic, now we call it entertainment.

Everything that is somehow either paranormal or outside the dogmatic beliefs or especially which puts the neo-darwinist paradigm into peril must be fought. They don't want to look ridiculous when it is revealed that almost everything we were taught about history was probably ... well, not wrong ... but somehow different and incomplete. This is already a worst case as it also damages a lot of careers. When the believed dogma falls the reputation, fame and jobs might follow...

And yes, the entertainment industry is there for giants and all kinds of fantasies. We have it all in order in our world, do we? Most people still want to live in their dream world instead of waking up and realising that their dream world is actually not so different from this dream world matrix (or its past) we call waking life.

[CFTraveler]

I do understand that when people get some sort of power and credibility it goes to their heads, but when I was a student of anthropology we all knew that what we knew was incomplete and probably wrong in the details.
I'm just sayin'.
BTW, my undergraduate thesis (in archaeology/anthropology) was in the Hindu Valley civilizations, something that was pretty 'regular' in the field at the time, but for some reason is now considered 'forbidden' archaeology in conspiracy circles. I guess perspective is everything.

[John Sorensen]

Yeah, I love that topic too. Saw an interview lately with D. Hatcher Childress about some "egyptian" and/or "buddhistic" statues or mummy findings in a cave in the Grand Canyon area, which was then suppressed by the Smithsonians too. Cool stuff.



Everything that is somehow either paranormal or outside the dogmatic beliefs or especially which puts the neo-darwinist paradigm into peril must be fought. They don't want to look ridiculous when it is revealed that almost everything we were taught about history was probably ... well, not wrong ... but somehow different and incomplete. This is already a worst case as it also damages a lot of careers. When the believed dogma falls the reputation, fame and jobs might follow...

And yes, the entertainment industry is there for giants and all kinds of fantasies. We have it all in order in our world, do we? Most people still want to live in their dream world instead of waking up and realising that their dream world is actually not so different from this dream world matrix (or its past) we call waking life.

It really comes down to producing a brainwashed homogenized culture that can't be bothered questioning things, because they have no real interest in them. Any intelligent person knows that there is more than we DON'T know about our worlds history and ancient civilizations, and cultural practices than we DO know.

The people who suppress this stuff look more and more ridiculous given how much free information is available today, and actual evidence of things even 30 years ago we could only guess might be true.

In a world where we have dinosaur skeletons in museums, if they bust out ancient giants, kids and their families would be lining up around the block to see that. Even the religious zealots would be like "SEE, the bible IS literal truth, now burn in hell for displaying these ABOMINATIONS you heathens, but first get me a ticket and a diet Coke, that line is really long...."

[John Sorensen]

I do understand that when people get some sort of power and credibility it goes to their heads, but when I was a student of anthropology we all knew that what we knew was incomplete and probably wrong in the details.
I'm just sayin'.
BTW, my undergraduate thesis (in archaeology/anthropology) was in the Hindu Valley civilizations, something that was pretty 'regular' in the field at the time, but for some reason is now considered 'forbidden' archaeology in conspiracy circles. I guess perspective is everything.

I think part of it is that once you are entrenched in a certain paradigm, and you've been at it for 30+ years, well that is your meal ticket, there are many folks who would like to speak out, but when Big Brother says:

"Don't talk about all the cool secret ♥♥♥♥ we got stashed in the basement, and hey what are doing, DON'T look behind the curtain..er..ah.."

Well I think a lot of people at that point have families to support and bills to pay. Few are really willing to lose their entire career, livelihood and be defamed and barred from working in similar jobs just so "joe public" can hear some stuff they probably already heard about on the internet or from some conspiracy minded friend like Dale on King of the Hill.

Especially in the US where they can throw people in jail/prison for crossing the street, wearing the wrong coloured socks, curing people of incurable diseases, questioning authority etc.