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Originally posted by JoeGroomlake
if mankind is created by extraterrestrials, then so are the animals which live on our planet. in the end, we don't know. but we can ask ourselves...
since the universe has always existed and has been rebooted again and again (as i believe), we cant tell for sure, if we have always been here in this form of life or not, or if this is just one of many planets that mankind lives on in the same form.
Originally posted by spy66
The American presidency seams to fallow this blood line. The blood line of Kings.
Originally posted by rusethorcain
Here are 2 quotes from www.rhnegativeregistry.com...
["Having Rh Positive (Rh+) Blood means that you have the Rhesus Monkey Protein in your blood cells. Having Rh Negative (Rh-) Blood means that you DO NOT have the Rhesus Monkey Protein. This is important because people with Rh- Blood cannot take a transfusion of Rh+ Blood, they do not mix."]
["While some of the issues around having Rh Negative Blood have been revealed; the origin of the Rh Negative Factor in Human Blood is still unknown. In nature the only occurrence that has ever been recorded was during the Species Crossbreeding of a Horse and a Donkey; which resulted in a sterile Rh- Mule."] from the link given above
So NO. It could not have occurred naturally.
This blood type is nothing short of astonishing.
When you look at blood types (of which there are ABO, Rh, about 20 more common groups, and hundreds of uncommon ones that mostly only interest researchers), realize that we're looking at antigens that are medically relevant. Rh causes the strongest immune reaction aside from ABO group antigens, so it's medically relevant. It can cause reactions in blood transfusions, or during pregnancy.
The Rh group is actually composed of 3 antigens, C/c, D/d, and E/e. The upper and lower cases refer to different alleles, but the d gene produces no product. People who lack the D antigen (and have only the non-functional d gene) are considered Rh negative, even though they have genes that code for other Rh antigens. Some mutations cause a person to truly lack any of the Rh antigens, which can result in weaker red blood cell membranes and unusual ion concentrations (probably a result of defective membrane structure). This is called the Rh Null phenotype.
Variation in red blood cell antigens can sometimes be linked to diseases present in the region someone's ancestors came from. For example, those with African ancestry usually lack Duffy group antigens. This confers resistance to malaria, endemic to Africa.
Originally posted by Wendz
When I first heard the whole reptilian thing from David Icke, I just thought he was a wack job. Strangely enough, I found his other work intriguing.
With regards to your post - In the Sumerian tablets (that have been classified as mythological) there are many references to the 'gods' being winged and reptilian like, and there is also reference to them having laboratories. It is said in the tablets that our DNA is a mixture of theirs and the homo erectus.. hence the missing link. In Michael Tellingers book called 'Slave species of god' he states that they manipulated our DNA to be workers, to mine gold. They needed it for their planet (possibly Planet X - Nibiru) as their atmosphere was damaged, and they had advanced technology of how to form gold into weightless particles that can be suspended into their planets atmosphere and protect it just as our ozone layer protects our planet. Anyway, Good work! Lots of info out there..
One of the most complete studies of the interactions of the Rh and ABO systems is that of Cohen (1970). In her first tables she attempts to avoid using data involving possible interactions between the ABO and Rh systems. Taking only Rh-compatible matings she compares fetal death rates in ABO-compatible and incompatible matings. Early fetal death rates are much higher in ABO-incompatible than in ABO-compatible matings, but late fetal losses are almost completely unaffected by ABO incompatibility as compared with ABO compatibility. Then, taking only ABO-compatible matings she shows the well-known effect of Rh incompatibility on late fetal losses but, rather surprisingly, a similar effect on early fetal losses. However, for early fetal losses the doubly incompatible matings show a lower rate than either of the singly incompatible classes, and close to that of the doubly compatible. It therefore appears that, as regards early fetal deaths, each type of incompatibility protects against the harmful effects of the other. For late fetal deaths the numbers are too small to be meaningful. It must also be stated that, despite the large numbers of matings included in the initial survey, the numbers of deaths are so small that only a few of the results mentioned reach statistical significance. In this clinically and scientifically important field of interaction between systems, there is therefore a need for further extensive surveys.
Originally posted by Golden Boy
Originally posted by spy66
The American presidency seams to fallow this blood line. The blood line of Kings.
The evidence for this assertion being...?
In human genetics, Y-chromosomal Adam (Y-MRCA) is the most recent common ancestor (MRCA) from whom all living men are descended patrilineally (tracing back along the paternal lines of their family tree only). Y-chromosomal Adam probably lived between 90,000 and 60,000 years ago in Africa
Mitochondrial Eve is defined as the woman who is the matrilineal most recent common ancestor for all living humans. Passed down from mother to offspring, all mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) in every living person is directly descended from hers. Mitochondrial Eve is the female counterpart of Y-chromosomal Adam, the patrilineal most recent common ancestor, although they lived thousands of years apart.
Ok, reading through most of these replies to the OP has made me write in again.. one too many of comments such as 'i want proof' show me the facts' IF we actually HAD proof or science readily backing such theories as a Reptilian Race manipulating our genetics and controlling the worlds governments, religions and so forth.. if so, then we wouldnt be on such a forum as ATS brain storming on the matter! Have i missed something?
Origin:
1530–40; < L factum something done, deed, n. use of neut. of factus done, ptp. of facere to do
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[Latin factum, deed, from neuter past participle of facere, to do; see dhē- in Indo-European roots.]