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Brigadier Smythe may have been using a pseudonym (again does this ever happen in super black projects?) and that was the name that Randy Cramer knew him by.
He in this video he is one of the most articulate, intelligent and funny at times person I have seen in a while, but that of course is just my opinion, I don't get the sense he is lying.
originally posted by: chr0naut
The Nazi's only knew of selective breeding - Mendelian Genetics - not genetic engineering as we know it. The "science" of eugenics, which they championed simply did not work. They were unable to engineer their "Lebensborn Übermenschen". This was largely because they were wrong and their 'science' was rhetoric, not true science.
The definition and structure of the DNA molecule was discovered by Francis Crick, James D. Watson, Maurice Wilkins and Rosalind Franklin, in 1953. The 3-base-pair coding that was required to produce the 22 known amino acids was suggested by the Physicist George Gamow in the same year.
The Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), vital to laboratory replication of DNA and therefore a requirement genetic engineering, was not discovered until 1971.
Most genetic Engineering techniques (there are about 7 of them) arose after 1980.
Genetic engineering to remove the parts of the human brain that deal with emotion would create, at the least, psychopaths. In a worst case scenario, their brains simply would not function. This is assuming that such functions are hard wired to a particular area of the brain and are not a distributed function of the whole neural network. I would posit that such functions are distributed and are 'software' rather than 'hardware', but in the case of a self organizing neural net such as the brain, the distinctions become blurred.
If they were genetically engineering things of such finesse as was suggested, then simple things like removing genes giving a propensity for impaired vision would be trivial. I would think 20/20 vision would be a requirement of a super soldier.
Muscles are useless unless they have something to push against. In low or no gravity situations, especially in space, someone who is "the muscle" is essentially ballast. Dead weight to have to move around. The requirement in that environment is for highly technically competent people. Physical strength can be achieved, beyond human parameters, by technology.
Why would any space defense program carry around 180 kilograms of useless meat?
Honestly, this is just a gee-whiz story. It does not stand up well to analysis.
I'm actually not from the US
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: PlanetXisHERE
Or he picked a dead Brigadier General to say he was the boss.
Once he says he was given the direct okay from his boss BG Julian Smythe and we see that man is dead long before he was given the permission to disclose the Mars colonies what does that say about his credibility?
If you actually research him you would see he is definitely not telling the truth...but of course there are those who believe this story such as yourself and are afraid to find the truth...why is that?
He thought no one would think to check up on that?
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: PlanetXisHERE
He thought no one would think to check up on that?
Yes. His sort of audience (you) doesn't usually do things like that.
Isn't that some kind of logical fallacy that because some would not check up is equated with none would check up?
I think you are grasping at straws. Why would he choose an obviously dead person?
You keep saying this with nothing to back it up.
Its fake because its not in the MSM?
Its fake because it was debunked on Metabunk?
Its fake because NASA is telling all that is happening in the Solar System?
Its fake because the government or science hasn't told us? We didn't learn about it in school?
Really, if topics like this are scary to your belief systems maybe you should stick to websites with less controversial topics, I hear Huffington Post is nice............
originally posted by: PlanetXisHERE
originally posted by: welshreduk
Gotta love the title...
"Official spokesperson from Secret Space program"
So it's a "secret" space program but they have "official" spokespersons? Wow!
So do you think it is a possibility even or are you closed minded to the idea?
He says he is not a "whistleblower", and his Brigadier General has given him permission to come forward and speak about these issues
A: Mostly patrol, sometimes intercept with the Solar Warden and Radiant Guardian fleets - the two Solar system fleets like the Atlantic and Pacific fleets