The US Military Is Genetically Engineering New Life Forms

What could go wrong? Sounds like the introduction to a end of the world movie. What is worse is if we aren't doing it, you know damn well the Chinese and Russians are.

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The US Military Is Genetically Engineering New Life Forms To Detect Enemy Subs. The Pentagon is also looking at living camouflage, self-healing paint, and a variety of other applications of engineered organisms, but the basic science remains a challenge.

he U.S. military hopes that common marine microorganisms might be genetically engineered into living tripwires to signal the passage of enemy subs, underwater vessels, or even divers.

It’s one of many potential military applications for so-called engineered organisms, a field that promises living camouflage that reacts to its surroundings to better avoid detection, new drugs and medicines to help deployed forces survive in harsh conditions, and more. But the research is in its very early stages, military officials said.

a reply to: infolurker

Why augment when you could build from scratch?

You know it will be done

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Well the military will weaponize anything they think will give them an advantage over the enemy. The evolution of killing has come quite far in the last 150 years alone.

I'm waiting for the inevitable grey goo disaster. It's only a matter of time before humans screw up.

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This stuff needs to be built and tested on another planet or at least space. The short cut will happen though.

a reply to: infolurker

Teenage mutant ninja turtles comes to mind, what was their favorite food again ? Oh never mind!

a reply to: highvein

"An advantage over the enemy" so you and me ?

a reply to: infolurker

What could go wrong? Sounds like the introduction to a end of the world movie. What is worse is if we aren't doing it, you know damn well the Chinese and Russians are.

Not a big problem, it was done in antideluvian times (see my signature at bottom of my posts).

As soon as the scientists build a consciousness people can occultly communicate with, well, "All your creatures belong to me".

(smile) This is going to be a lot of fun for more than just myself.

originally posted by: threeeyesopen
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"An advantage over the enemy" so you and me ?

I guess that would depend on what countries military you would be talking about.

The nineteen eighteen flu pandemic was created from the military testing viruses to weaponize them from what I read. Biological warfare utilizes microbes to make gasses. The military has been doing this kind of stuff all along. Usually they do not get caught.

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Well you see I dont really subscribe to the idea of country vs country, although when it comes to human greed its hard to pinpoint what we wouldnt do to each other to get what we want.

It's one of those things where I cant help but question exactly how long before things go horribly wrong and we end up on the receiving end of this thing having gone wrong.

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It's not as easy as casting the circle, never forget who is in charge.

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It's not as easy as casting the circle, never forget who is in charge.

No casting circles or other stuff like that. It is a matter of networking.

Something as simple as an amoeba just needs to "think" food is "there" and it will go there.

"Who is in charge?" Or "Who is in control?"

The controller is in charge.

The thing is, conscious networks are hackable, even to those who use psychotronics, say the Scientologists for instance. They already know what can be done and how to do it.

China already has a controllable "GMO creature". Russia and the Americans are way behind.

For those who need weapons, psychotronics made nukes redundant about the time the atomic age started. For those that don't need the crutches of weapons, it is open slather.

This type of unseen warfare does not have boundaries, borders or authority.

Modifying life is something that folks who do that sort of thing should think long and hard about because there are no reliable firewalls when it comes to consciousnesses and psychics and psychotronics.

I might have fun, but I'm not the one governments should worry about, and when artificial life dies, it will be mine, I'm a collector of exactly that.

In a way, I'm just warning of consequences.

a reply to: infolurker

But the research is in its very early stages, military officials said. 

So we can assume it's already been deployed for at least a decade.

a reply to: Whatsthisthen

China already has a controllable "GMO creature". Russia and the Americans are way behind. 

But when I was taking a tour of all the top secret facilities in America, China and Russia, I found the Americans to be far beyond Russia and China.

Did you not tip the tour guide? If not then that makes sense cause you probably never saw what was in Room X-J97 on Floor ♾ in Facility 🔟🅱️.

Always slip the tour guide a 20 spot. You could've avoided this embarassment.

originally posted by: 3n19m470
a reply to: Whatsthisthen

China already has a controllable "GMO creature". Russia and the Americans are way behind. 

But when I was taking a tour of all the top secret facilities in America, China and Russia, I found the Americans to be far beyond Russia and China.

Did you not tip the tour guide? If not then that makes sense cause you probably never saw what was in Room X-J97 on Floor ♾ in Facility 🔟🅱️.

Always slip the tour guide a 20 spot. You could've avoided this embarassment.

I wouldn't know about that secret squirrel stuff.

Having friends who stop by to talk is enough for me.

Tell yer what, here's a name for ya 3n19m470; Valery Ranson. I wouldn't knock on that door again myself, even though it was, and still is in a way, an interesting experience and I even made a friend there.

Money doesn't have any value there so best leave your wallet at home.

Interesting times ahead 3n19m470.

Oh and Wednesday Addams say's "Hi".



OOPS, it is Valerie Ransone and NOT "Valery". Here's an ATS thread to look at: ATS thread that ended abruptly.

With my memory, complicated directions would probably end me up in the Lady's room (heaven forbid!) or janitor's closet. That's why I always let "folks" come to me. No one ends up lost and embarrassed that way.

a reply to: Whatsthisthen

I would almost pay monies to know what you're actually alluding to about 1/3rd of the time, sir!

Then again, I'd likely sleep better not knowing.

edit to add: and as far as this thread, what could possibly go wrong when paranoid, scared, intelligent psychopaths with limitless wealth play with life itself? They might even make humans 2.0. ...shudder.

a reply to: infolurker

This would have to be pretty secret considering it could be neutralized with an antibiotic.

a reply to: Baddogma (and everyone else : )

edit to add: and as far as this thread, what could possibly go wrong when paranoid, scared, intelligent psychopaths with limitless wealth play with life itself? They might even make humans 2.0. ...shudder.

Well yes, the future fifty years from now is logically not nice and that is just from the military and military-industrial-complex angle.

Bio-technology may be their undoing.

For instance, let's say military development keeps going and they start to make living intelligent biological based weapons and weapon systems, that they get past just the gene splicing. Like computers, life will seep into everything. Bits of consciousness will seep into everything.

I said before consciousness is hackable.

I also said: "I might have fun, but I'm not the one governments should worry about. . . . ".

So who might that "worry" be?

There is lots to read about the Pentagon's Advanced Aerospace Threat and Identification Program, the Belgium Triangle UFO incident, the Nimitz tic-tac UFO incident and so on. Not the UFOs, what is behind those.

A lot of things can be done to consciousness, ask any abductee. There are lots on ATS.

Not just abductees though.

I know that ATS'ers like some meat on their bones, so:

From that link in my "OOPS" above. The very first link in that thread goes to an interesting website. There in an article, we find Valerie Ransone along some names well known to ATS folks. Particularly in the UFO forum:

(From Jacques Vallee's book "Forbidden Science Volume Two")

"Upon my return from Los Angeles I met with Ira Einhorn at his hotel. We spent several hours discussing Bob Beck, Puharich and Valerie Ransone, a contactee who has worked in Washington for Nixon's WIN (anti-inflation) campaign. She is active in high-level circles, organising trips to the desert in hopes of watching UFOs.

" Confirming what I'd heard from Kit, Ira told me that Valerie and Puharich had gone over to see Beck in March or April 1977. Beck claims he can take his ELF generator to a coffee shop, turn on the device and cause every child in the place to start crying; conversely he'll tune it to a frequency that includes euphoria...

Source: Unidentified Aerial Phenomena - Scientific Research

The interesting name in the above quote is "Beck".

I'll wager that this refers to Bob Beck. The ELF (Extremely Low Frequency(?)) gives it away. Here is a link to Robert C Beck's website, the home of some interesting things.

Beck claims he can take his ELF generator to a coffee shop, turn on the device and cause every child in the place to start crying; conversely he'll tune it to a frequency that includes euphoria...

That is psychotronics in action. It just screams; "You want one of these!" doesn't it.

Low frequency generators are short range devices.

Now let's bring in another group of long range psychotronic devices - Radionics. Now radionics is not as spectacular as the example above. But they are as easy to make as a crystal radio set. They work over distances and are virtually anonymous.

Another difference between ELF generators and Radionics is that Radionics require the dowsing sense to work in the operator. Radionics is a broadcast and receive system and has been around for probably 50 years plus in the hands of both groups and independant individuals.

(For those who are unfamiliar with psychotronics, there was a book in the 1960's or 70's called The Secret Life Of Plants written by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird. In there is a chapter on Radionic Pesticides, as well as other interesting things.)

When bio-engineering reaches the stage where it is within range of Radionic operators (and psychics), a lot of anonymous individuals will begin to do interesting things and no one will be able to stop them.

That is not a bad thing in it's implications.

The logical counter argument here is the new arms race argument.

I will counter that with this:

That may be so, but I think there is a trump card out there. "Someone" just out of sight will probably be watching and simply waiting for a certain threshold of bio-technological dependency to be reached, then they will act.

But that is just an educated insight.

Then again, I'd likely sleep better not knowing.

Ahh, but this is ATS BD!

I would almost pay monies to know what you're actually alluding to about 1/3rd of the time, sir!

(smile) Like someone else I could mention, I think you should leave your wallet at home - If you want to sleep at night that is.

Sorry, couldn't resist : )




Afterthought: BD, you do know who/what I am referring to by the nickname Wednesday Addams don't you?

It is not Christina Ricci.

Yeah, what could go wrong?

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Fun fact: I actually made the "BRONCO" logo grille for the Ford concept car in the movie. It was a show car from about 15 years ago. Had no idea I'd see it in a movie!



Sorry for being OT