The Grey Alien Agenda - From Chemtrails to Pseudo-Life

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In 11, this is also more importantly, she is an expert in chemtrails, weather control, synthetic biology. She's the preeminent researcher in this of what's happening in your skies that affect you in a biological or synthetic level. This is very cutting edge stuff. The dark agenda of synthetic biology, please, I won't waste any more time. Welcome to the very wonderful, see you, Sophia Smallstrom. Thank you. This actually is an hour or so this presentation. We might not have time for questions, but you can ask me at the banquet or you can come to my table tomorrow and ask me as many questions as you'd like, which I probably won't be able to answer. So the thing about what's going on now is how big is the big picture? And I used to think that if you went outside the box, you could see more. And a lot of people believe that this settles at the level of power and control. If they have all the power, they have all the control, that's what they want. There's actually something beyond that. And that's what I've started to explore. The big picture, I may be wrong, but I want you to follow the dots that I connect, which are basically in the form of a square. I'll start here, I'll go here, I'll go here, I'll go there and a shape will be made. The terrain is huge, it's much, much bigger than I ever dreamed of. And so it's about really impressions and perspective. And I had a friend who's now no longer alive, Harriet. Harriet used to keep me awake at night on the phone and tell me things until one o'clock in the morning, notes that she had taken from listening to radio shows. She really taught me how to see. So the real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes. Now here is a photograph. And here is an impression. So I am going to give you the impressions that I have gathered and see what you think of them by the end of this evening. We're getting new impressions of the sky. Once upon a time, clouds used to be puffy like this. Today, you see a lot of streaks, feathers and unnatural criss-cross configurations. When you look closely at what forms your impression, you can see that this is the impression version. You will see streaks, feathers, more feathers, lines. When you look closely at the lines, you see this. Looking at a collage of lines, with what appears to be a plane, you see ropes in the sky made by planes. The formation of man-made clouds is admitted to by NASA. They call it jet-series. We're told that new atmospheric conditions are causing jet-contrales to linger in the sky. But anything that stays in the sky for many hours fans out, as you see here, and forms a layer of material thick enough to block sunlight for miles, is not condensation. The con, in contrast, is for condensation. So if it isn't condensation, meaning water droplets that under normal circumstances, quickly evaporate, then what is it? Here's the result of one, it was a huge donut. This is Cardiff State Beach where I live, and it literally formed a big oval, a halo in the sky. Contrales typically form behind high flying jets, so that's high altitude, in low humidity. Clouds typically form at low altitude, in higher humidity. The rule is this, clouds and contrails need opposite conditions to form. But today, we have vapor trails, as they call them, condensation trails turning into clouds and spreading out to form a low altitude white haze. In many parts of the world, we're losing our blue sky. You see New Mexico in the past, and New Mexico in the present. The word for this, many people call it white out. If you travel in a plane, this is what you're going to see from the window. There's a demarcation line where the white arrow is. I call it the spray line, below which the world is seen through a veil. And above which you have that true, deep blue sky. We live in the veil. We live in a white world of whatever it is that's descending on us from above. Our visibility is impaired. The sky, as we look up at it, is now a much lighter blue. But the change has been so incremental that most of us are too busy to have noticed. When you look at airborne environmental samples and the soil and water samples that people have collected throughout the country, you get three types of materials. Metallic salts, filaments or fibers, and engineered biologicals. Metallic salts are oxides, aluminum, titanium, barium, or three examples. And it appears now that the air around us has been filled with these metallic oxides, which are conductive, conductive particles. So the air is no longer neutral. The air is supposed to be neutral to support life. It is not supposed to be charged. The air around us is also filled with fibers. And if you get a black light, apparently you can buy them at Home Depot. You can see, I'm going to find my mouse. Here it is. All right. How do you make clouds in rain? Clouds are formed from moisture that evaporates from the earth's surface, carried upward, on air that's warmed by the sun. As the warm air rises, it begins to cool. As a certain point, they call it the dew point, DEW. And at that point, the moisture in the air begins to condense around particulates, which are in the air. And these particulates are usually dust or salt. These particulates are called condensation nuclei. They have an affinity for moisture, dust, salt, like water. As more water vapor gathers around the particulates, the combination becomes unstable, which is a raindrop. So we know that particulates in the atmosphere, new create, meaning they gather, into raindrops. Now here is something interesting. Daniel Rosenfeld, he's an atmospheric scientist, Hebrew University Jerusalem. He claims that pollution particulates actually prevent rain by forming very tiny, very stable droplets that remain suspended and do not fall earthward. This was headlines. You can Google, pollution stops rain. If this is correct, then it suggests that the smaller the particulate, the more stable the droplet. So this is how you would get clouds to hang in the sky as haze, or so-called clouds. And so it would seem that you could create cloud-like masses simply by releasing small enough particulates into the atmosphere. And those clouds would not fall. They would spread outward instead to form haze, which leads us to the subject of geoengineering, defined as the large scale manipulation of the earth's environment to suit human needs and promote habitability. Last year scientists began to discuss something called SAG, stratospheric aerosol geoengineering, which was supposedly spraying soot and sulfates in the atmosphere to form a shield against the heat of the sun. This presumes the notion of man-made warming. The idea being that atmospheric science can rescue us from climate change, which is nature's retaliation against us for creating global warming. For now, we're told that this is a future consideration. But for years, we've already been seeing strange clouds and haze skies. What exactly is dripping here? This is a photo I took, Cardiff, California, and I call these the bearded clouds. And here you have this new form they tell us, new form of cloud, a hooked cloud called Sirus and Sinus. And here you have Asperatus. This is like the canopy effect, blanket. This is another picture I took. I had never seen this kind of cloud before. I'd only seen photos of it and then it suddenly appeared. The presence of strange clouds, persistent haze and impaired visibility is not just in the air in sky. It must be having an effect on the ground, on the earth's soil and water. Francis Mangles is a retired federal wildlife biologist and botanist from Mount Shasta. And he notes that between the 1950s and 60s, jets did not leave many contrals. Today would appear to be jet contrals are much more frequent and last for 10 to 20 hours. And here's what they look like over these beautiful mountains and lakes. Now this would make a lovely view, don't you think? Counting all trails in every direction over Mount Shasta Mangles says, the FAA indicates there can't be that many flights per day. The number has been as high as over 30 contrals at once and I've counted 100 just before weather fronts. Typically heavy spraying days are just before weather fronts that come in from the Pacific. So here you have a photo of this man who is a retired federal wildlife biologist and a water specialist. Lab tests from Northern California show very high levels of aluminum and barium in soil and pond water. Francis Mangles told me that at 100 micrograms per liter when he was working for the federal government, you were shut down, 100 micrograms per liter. So I asked him what normal is, what's tolerable? And he said, 5 tenths, 0.5 micrograms per liter is considered normal. So here you have the findings from pond water in Mount Shasta. You can see 12,000 micrograms per liter. UG is short for microgram, which is 24,000 times normal. It's no drift at 8,000 feet, 61,100 micrograms per liter, way, way past normal. And here you have a lined pond. So please picture a lined pond, a pond with a liner, vinyl something in Bela Vista. And you've got a reading, or the person who did this, I know him, Dane Wigington, got a reading, 375,000 micrograms per liter in this little pond. Mangles has a, I will repeat, a master's of science in water-related subjects. And he also reports that a house, the soil tested outside this house in Northern California, was 3,000 times, 3,000 micrograms of aluminum more than the soil under the house. I'm sorry, I said 3,000 times anyway. So what does this mean? It means that something is dropping from above and is affecting the soil around the house, but not underneath it. So you can't say that this is in the groundwater. You can't say this is in the earth itself coming from the earth. It's got to be coming from the environment. The dying of the trees, I've spoken to Charles Little. He's the author of this absolutely fantastic book, which you can buy still by going to half.com or Amazon-used books. It is about the natural or biotic reasons for tree death and also the effects of industry and deforestation, which began decades ago when manufacturing exploded acid rain, different forms of pollution started to affect trees. But what has come along since this book was written? Is this? Nowadays we have an effect coming out of the environment that can't possibly be natural. Look at this corkscrew. I took this picture myself. This is the wine opener style. You have nature trying to cope with the introduction of new substances, particularly metallic oxides, which are also the metallic salts. Living things, as I said before, the metallic salts have an affinity for water. So living things take up these salts along with the water that they're seeking. The natural world, which gets its food from the ground, is sucking this stuff up. This is a scraggly pine tree outside the post office in Cardiff, California, where I go every day. You can see how brittle it is, lots of needles lost. If you look closely at the needles, when you stand under the tree, you see that they're all frosted with brown. Signs of tree death are these sagging limbs, these leafless, scraggly branches. You also see infestation by bugs, insects, mites, fungus. These are spider mites that have taken up in a tree that was right next to my house. The entire tree had to be filled because of these white webs in it that were killing off the tree. But again, I'll explain why in a minute. This isn't the primary source of the death. Here you have a phenomenon that Deborah Whitman, who's here with us today, has done a lot of research on the white. We call it the tube sock effect on trees. You see white bark. When we tested the bark of this tree, it showed that it had these readings, aluminum 387. This is milligrams per kilogram because this is a mass analysis rather than a liquid context. You have barium at 18.4, strontium, 113, and titanium, 15.2. You can see again in these photos the enormous scorched look. That's a very dying, very unhealthy tree. You see this other thing called secondary growth. The tufts on the trunk poking out. That's the tree giving itself, desperately trying to give itself a second stab at life. When you look around you and you see these little growths, sometimes they're all the way along the trunk from the ground up. The beauty of an induced problem is that it's twin is the solution. As nature begins to die, we will be told that science will have to step in to save it. So you'll have GMO trees as the answer. The silent forest they call it, genetically engineered trees, non-reproductive, no fruit, nuts, blossoms, no insects, animals, birds, low lignin, that's the wood fiber, which makes the tree very easy to cut and pulp. The silent forest will grow straight and tall and will be replenished by the state and what will be considered appropriate numbers and in appropriate locations. In May 2010, from this article, we learned that the USDA approved large-scale field trials of 200,000 GMO eucalyptus trees made by Arborgen biotech company to be planted from Florida to Texas. Now we're told that the purpose of the trial planting is to evaluate whether such GM trees can become new sources of wood for paper and biofuels, also in the name of conservation and improvement. This is a story they give us. We're trying to conserve, we're trying to go green, we're trying to help. But then you come up against articles like this, 2008. This was from something called the MIT Technology Review, an article announcing biochemistry's development of toxicity resistant crops in particular in this article, aluminum-resistant plants. So the article tells us that aluminum and soil stunts the growth of crops. Weed corn and barley don't fare well in aluminum-laden soils. But now, scientists, plant scientists have found a way to get the plant to shut down its own cell division. Because when a plant encounters toxins in the soil, it says to itself, I don't want to keep growing. So it shuts down the cell division. But they have figured out a way to keep prompting those plants to produce reproduction. So this is a gene mutation, a single gene mutation, that inactivates a protein so that the plant continues to grow. To quote from this article is very interesting, the plant is effectively blind to what's happening in the cell. And that's from biochemist Paul Larson. The mutant plants can maintain high levels of growth in the presence of toxic levels of aluminum, even if they sustain DNA damage. When something begins to die in nature, it attracts bugs, blight, molds, even viruses in bacteria. This is nature's way of hastening decomposition so that the dying form can become food for other living things. Today, we have an epidemic of tree decline all over the world, not just in America, but it's in Australia, it's in Europe. Thousands of square miles of die-off in the savannahs and forests of many, many continents. And in cities and suburbs, trees are rotting as they stand, soooning, breaking. There are hazards to property requiring removal. Six trees around my house have been taken out in the last two years. Sunlight is a natural disinfectant. As hazy skies limit the sunlight, molds and fungus grow. As plants that are taking up toxins struggle to live, molds, viruses, bacteria begin to take them over. This is all part of nature, and bio-remediation will be the obvious answer. Metallic salts have made our air conductive. This means that we and everything around us can transmit and propagate energy. The air is no longer neutral. It no longer supports in a healthy way living things. The second group of materials found in these environmental samples is unidentifiable fibers. And I really want you to appreciate the meaning of unidentifiable. These fibers have been sent to sophisticated laboratories and there is nothing, nothing in the databases that match them. So these are fibers we could say that do not exist in nature. People around the world are developing lesions on their skin that ooze and produce fibers. This is known as morgillin syndrome. Tissue samples cultured from ordinary people without this ailment contain and grow the very same fibers. There is a five inch lesion on a woman's body that has never healed five inches. The fibers or filaments are actually two bules with hollow insides. When these fibers are cultured, they produce colonies of filaments. You can see the extension filaments. And these colonies continue to grow and reproduce, branching out into more filaments and more colonies. The filament cultures can be grown from saliva samples, tissue from the skin, mucus, urine, blood. From animals and people, regardless of the presence of the morgillin's condition, the fibers are segmented with visible structures inside them. So where do these fibers or filaments come from? They are born environmental samples that were collected by Clifford Karnakom. He is a researcher in this subject. In 2000, the year 2000 gathered at high altitude on a mountain in New Mexico showed the presence of those fibers whose structure matches exactly the two-bular filaments. When I say fibers and filaments basically interchangeable, showing up in our blood tissues and skin. Additionally, the samples collected by Mr. Karnakom showed what he calls and was called in biology desecrated erythrocytes. This is a multisyllabic term, but it means dried red blood cells. So why these were in the air? Why are dried red blood cells in the air? Very puzzling. A medical microscopist, a biologist specializing in microscopy, confirmed to him that they were human red blood cells, but that they had been engineered in some way so as to be preserved. So again, you have to ask yourself, if I were five years old, I would say, money, what are red blood cells doing falling out of the sky? Biology divides life into three kingdoms, bacteria, archaea, and eukaryote. Hydro and archaea are simple organisms with no subcellular compartments. Eukaryote are complex with defined cell compartments and internal organelles, many organs like mitochondria that make DNA and energy for the cell. Plants, animals, and humans are eukaryotic as are fungi and slime molds. The archaea are the hardiest of the life forms. They're able to withstand grinding pressure, heat, acidity, and alkalinity. They can live in volcanoes, geysers, and the ice shelf. Bacteria on the other hand will die in extreme heat and cold, which is why we cook and freeze our food. Now the materials appearing within these filaments are as tough as archaea. They look like bacteria and they self-replicate. One looks like something called mycoplasma, but is not. One looks like chlamydia, but is not. And natural fibers or filaments would be classified as fungal in the domain of eukaryotes, but these fibers contain forms from the other two groups inside them. We're looking at a tubular fiber with self-replicating internal elements resembling bacteria and behaving like archaea. That does not happen in the natural world. So what are they? What's going on? It appears that within our bodies we now have all three life kingdoms replicating themselves. What does that make us? Are we still eukaryotes or are we becoming something else? You could call this transbiology, a crossing of biology. The creation of hybrid forms. Materials are forming in our bodies that are not native to us, not natural and entirely new. You can see in these pictures the tubular filaments with the branches, they're branching off, that's their self-replication, they're creating new colonies, and you can also see in the bottom picture a little bud. That's the beginning of a new fiber. The territory of things on the scale of atoms and molecules is the nano world. Science has opened up the nano universe where incredible new creations are possible. Nanotechnology explores materials that are less than a micron in size or from one to 100 nanometers. And a nanometer is a billion, one billionth of a meter. Nature and biology continually work on the nano scale, assembling proteins and building with crystals to conduct the business of life. Spider webs are an example of that very fine filaments with enormous strength and flexibility because they contain nano scale crystals. So let's go back to the filaments and the structures they contain. These ones that Clifford Carnacombe has found. In those unidentifiable filaments he has observed the formation of red blood cells and sub-micron size structures. So now you've got a filament making its own red blood cells. The engineered cells, the red blood, very, very tough with standing excesses of heat and chemicals, indicating that they are designed to endure almost anything. He has put them in a bunst and flame. He has poured bleach on them, acid, and they still endure. In addition they are able to replicate growing outside of the body in a petri dish. This is highly sophisticated technology going on by itself, not in a laboratory. So we are having, we're witnessing red blood growing outside having nothing to do with bone marrow. In a petri dish, in somebody's very low level lab, could it be that artificial materials are being introduced into living things? Here you have this comes from the nanotech industry. What I call the nanotech pyramid. You start with materials, you go up to structures, processes, and devices. What it be that artificial materials are being introduced into us to create new processes from the ground up, which processes will override our own natural biology, our own internal systems. People with advanced more-gallon syndrome started with fibers coming out of their skin, and they're now observing very strange crystalline forms and metallic devices. The fibers became multicolored, and now they were accompanied by plaques, strange, hard, little, almost like shards. People say they're like glass and they're colored. The lesions keep emitting these things. They don't heal over or close, sometimes for years. Here are more plaques structures, even grooved metallic devices. On the right you'll see one device, the front and the back. These images are supplied by Jan Smith of margillensexpose.com, who has done extensive research on biotech websites, looking for things that match what comes out of her body, and she's finding them. The fibers from her skin were from high-density polyethylene, and I'm going to read what she's written on her website. The bizarre nature of my findings suggest a man-made source. It occurred to me that if these pathogens were being bioengineered in a lab, they were made of multiple components. The mutated material might reproduce and intermittently send out a batch of identifiable debris, much like the original genetics. I call this type of debris throwbacks. It's her theory that when new life forms are made through this gene-splicing and mutation, bioengineering and nanotechnology, they will self-replicate in all kinds of ways, creating different mutations in each generation. Margillens specimens can sometimes be identified with the original spores before those mutations occurred. Jan found three varieties of something called Omicode of fungus in her specimens, as well as something else, called Dictiostelium Discoidium, which is a slime mold that is a major player in biomedical research today. The material coming from her body was ribney and motile. It was grooved and oval, very much like the Omicode of spore you see here. At the bottom where the purple arrow from the bottom is a, it's a diagram of Omicode and on the upper right you see something that came out of Jan's body that looks exactly like Omicode. The fiber strands that you see here were made of cellulose and GNA. GNA is Glucon's polysaccharide sugars and this was confirmed by microscopy. GNA is a synthetic cousin of DNA. It has a three carbon glycerol sugar in it instead of the five carbon that you find in DNA. Here's a news report from April 2008 in which we are told, big headlines, GNA is DNA's chemical cousin. It's a nanotechnology building block. The BioDesign Institute at Arizona State develops the first self-assembled nanostructures composed entirely of GNA, synthetic analog of DNA. The nanostructures contain additional properties not found in DNA, including the ability to form mirror image structures. An NIH article from Japan, on research from Japan, also tells us that various conductive polymers and gold nanoparticles are entrapped within the helical super structure of this GNA. Now, the particular sugar found in this GNA is called Beta-13 Glucons. And here you see it under what's called a ramen spectroscope, very sophisticated equipment. The microscopist who looked at this called it a sugar snake. So this is the GNA that you're looking at. When JAN's fibers were put to a high heat flame, they released what she calls a gold payload. So they dropped out this tiny little bead of gold. And here's more. The fibers that contain a head, she calls it a golden head, orbs, and they all have this payload in them. Here you have a nano array that she found, a couple of them in her body. Nano array is a tiny device used in biotech for DNA hybridization. And on the left, you see a diagram from an industry website of a nano array. And on the slide, you can see actually two of them. She's marked them with red exits that came out of her body looking exactly like this. And again, I'll say it again. Nano arrays are these tiny devices that are used for DNA hybridization. So I'm going to repeat my nano tech pyramid. We begin with the emergence of basic filaments, followed by more complex structures. So what processes are going on here? Are these materials combining to form devices that are working together inside of? What is happening to our biology? And remember that tissue samples obtained from ordinary people who have no more gallon symptoms, no lesions, can be cultured to produce the very same filaments found in people with more gallons. So we would have to conclude that more gallons is like the canary in the coal mine, and that only some people are exuding the materials. And could that be because their bodies are rejecting it? Well our bodies are integrating it. Jan's body has been sending out these plaques, colored plaques, which are hard pieces of silica. Some of them have these dots on them. They're very small. They require handling with a needle as she places them under a microscope. The plaques are fragile. They can shatter. Some dots, which are the colors you see, are nano crystal semi-conductors made of heavy metals surrounded by an organic shell. Now I want you to remember some of these terms, heavy metals, okay? Heavy metals, aluminum, and so forth. So these are nano crystal semi-conductors surrounded by an organic shell that they are made of heavy metals. And more gallon subjects are also finding this stuff. You like hexagons, faceted pyramids, crystals. Hexagons have shown up environmentally, not only in tissues, but they are in environmental fallout. This specimen is provided by Morgane's research group, and we have a table here this weekend, Mike and Jennifer from Morgane's research group. Here is a pink, ruby colored pink layered crystal. The little inset image you can see actually the layers in it. This was an environmental crystal found. Here is something that was not visible to the naked eye, but the woman who told me about it and sent me the photo was looking at hay. She lives in Oregon and she was looking at a piece of hay under her microscope and she found this bright pink, teeny tiny little crystal. You get crystals with embedded hexagons. Strands that glitter, the one on the right, that's a glittering strand that came out of somebody's body. Here is a picture of tissue from a lesion with several crystals. You can see the arrows attached to it. You can see the fiber coming out from the bottom. You have combinations of wires and those quantum dots. Now here are the nanotechnology dies. And there you see the colored plaques that have been coming out of people's bodies. One on the below has fibers attached to it. The industry tells us that quantum dots are tiny nano crystals whose small size gives them unprecedented tunability. Tunability. The piezoelectric effect is the internal generation of a voltage when an outside pressure is applied and vice versa. You can google the piezo effect. Piezo effect occurs in crystals, ceramics, DNA, and certain proteins. So an example is when you put a frequency to a crystal, it generates a voltage. And when you put a voltage to a crystal, it responds with a frequency. We call this piezoelectricity, electricity resulting from applied compression or frequency. Its work by Clifford Karnakom reveals that a filament culture subjected to a blue light frequency that's 375 nanometers resulted in explosive growth of the culture within 24 hours after the initial incubation. So he put the blue light on, incubated it for five to seven days, and then it exploded into all those little fibers that you see. We now live in a frequency filled world. I don't have time to address harp, artificial weather, and the enormous spread of unnatural frequencies that are affecting the Earth today. But I will say this. I came across a very well-known paper on electromagnetic fields and neurology, neurological function written by Professor Ross A.D., Lomalinda School of Medicine, with the subtitle, A Possible Paradigm Shift in Biology. We learn that the Earth's own natural magnetic field peaks, that means peaks, top, at 32 hertz. And that only happens in certain equatorial thunderstorms. The electronics we use today generate electromagnetic fields that are tremendous in the megahertz and gigahertz, million hertz and billion hertz range. So here you can see Earth and nature up at the top, three to 30 hertz. You can see harp has a low range. Then you see the Gwen towers, that's Ground Wave, Emergency Network, the blue. harp again has another range right after that. Gwen has another range after that. And look at the phones and internet. We're talking about million hertz and billion hertz. Professor A.D. reminds us that chemical bonds are magnetic bonds formed between atoms by paired electrons with opposite spins that are attracted magnetically. So if nature itself moves in the three to 30 hertz range, what is happening to us on the biochemical level with all the different frequencies our bodies are experiencing? What is being done to our biology? Again, I'll repeat Ross A.D.'s little tenet here. Chemical bonds are magnetic bonds. Electromagnetism is capable of changing what is happening in our bodies. Frequencies are capable of supplying to the synthetic materials in our bodies. The force or power that activates them gets them working, makes them come alive. Nothing about us today is normal. We have hair that glows and skin that shimmers. This is from a healthy woman in Oregon who's been doing microscopy. And if you go to my congenitifers table, they can demonstrate some of this iridescent effect for you. Here is a glowing little arrow-shaped thing found in rainwater when the same woman who supplied the former images, previous images, was scanning water from a puddle under her microscope and she saw this arrow-shaped thing glowed. And here is a hexagon that grew a fiber in 20 seconds as it was being observed under the microscope. The field of synthetic biology is a new frontier of science. It draws from biochemistry and biomedicine, genetics, robotics, radiation biology, and information technologies. Using nanotechnology, its goals are to improve and transcend the limits of nature. On February 21st of this year, Time Magazine had a feature story on the singularity the term signifying the merging of man with machine. The story was released on Valentine's Day, February 14th, to underscore a love affair, the marriage of humanity and technology. The article tells us that a transformation is coming and our species, Homo sapien, will no longer be recognizable as itself. We will be something new, something better. The time predicted for this transformation is 2045. The man who is making this prediction is Ray Kurzweil, a futurist known for his uncanny accuracy in just this area, the pace at which technology grows and improves, such that it will one day be smarter and better than us. That's the singularity. There's a singularity university hosted by NASA, sponsored by Google, to teach people about the intelligence explosion. Ray Kurzweil has made fortunes over and over as an engineer and inventor. A documentary about him is called The Transcendent Man. He wrote the best-selling book that you see here, The Singularity is Near, which came out in 2005. Singularity is a word from astrophysics, referring to a point in space time, where the rules of ordinary physics no longer apply. Ray Kurzweil has correctly predicted the growth of information technologies. He has made it clear to the world that technological progress is exponential, not linear, which means that advancement begins to advance itself in a manner of speaking. Exponential curves start slowly and then explode. A quote from the Time Magazine article, In Kurzweil's Future Biotechnology and Nanotechnology We give us the power to manipulate our bodies and the world around us at will, at the molecular level. We ditch Darwin and take charge of our own evolution. The question is who is we and what is at will? Who's will? Kurzweil predicts that by 2020 we will have successfully reverse engineered the human brain. And when hyper intelligent artificial intelligence arrives, all we have to do is hand ourselves off to it. Armed with advanced nanotechnology, AI will solve the problems of the world. Strong AI, they use this term, is a super powerful, broad spectrum intelligence that operates as easily and comfortably as a human being. It isn't just a chess playing computer. It's a machine intelligence that can pass for human and a blind test, which is as close as you can get to consciousness or sentience. Now once this kind of intelligence is here, what will it do as a newly created inhabitant of the Earth? Would it compete with us for resources? More intelligent than we are would it treat us as lesser beings? Would it recognize that we made it or would it overrun us? Kurzweil is one of the world's leading transhumanists, number 30 on Times most influential list. Humanists believe that we ourselves should merge with machines. Imagine a time when we can download our brains into a computer and upload a computer into our brains. It's not stunning. The three great overlapping revolutions. This goes for the letter G and R. G stands for genetics. Really another word for its biotechnology is mastering the information processes in our biology. And we ultimately will actually be able to reprogram biology away from disease and from aging. And stands for nanotechnology. In the next 25 years, we will have blood cell devices that go inside your body and keep you healthy from inside. Go in your brain and interact with your biological neurons and allow us to merge with non-biological intelligence. The third one goes for the letter R, which stands for robotics, robots. Really though, we're first to artificial intelligence. And that's the most significant revolution of all. In about 20 years, I've set the date 2029, a machine, an AI, will be able to match human intelligence and go beyond it. It's not artificial intelligence, which will give us not just more human intelligence, but will actually give us superhuman intelligence. It will enable us to solve problems that we're not able to solve today. Artificial blood cells are mentioned again in the transcendent man. Whoops. I'm sorry, I hear it is. Okay. Biology is very impressive and intricate, clever, but also very suboptimal compared to what we ultimately will be able to engineer with that in technology. We are building devices now that are at the nanoscale. This is a design for a robotic red blood cell. Conservative analysis of these rest resides, shows that if you would replace a portion of your red blood cells with these robotic versions, you could do an Olympic sprint for 15 minutes without taking a breath or ten at the bottom of your pool for four hours. We'll be able to download software against specific pathogens, including ones that have never been seen before, not be subject to autoimmune disorders. And if you look at what will be in principle feasible with nanotechnology, we can go far beyond the limitations of our version one body. The robotic blood cells will supposedly improve us and keep us healthy, as he says. But what if that's just the gloss to sell us on such bodily intrusions? Just as we're being sold on the idea of a smart environment, a techno matrix that will vibrate with not just intelligence but connection. What indeed is the worldwide web? We may think it's the internet, but it will be the humming network of everything connected through ubiquitous intelligence, intelligence that is everywhere. Artificial intelligence will connect the world. Homo sapien will be transformed into Homo evolutus. Biological processes will be run by technology. Living things will not be reproductive. The Earth will be populated with engineered species, and all processes will be patented, licensed, and controlled. You could consider nanotechnology the installation of artificial intelligence in living and non-living things. Smart dust and smart modes, for instance, are tiny nanosensors that can float and land anywhere. As Kurzweil declares, self-replicating nanotechnology will infuse everything around us with itself. I see as a person I'm human and I'm really limited and restricted in what I do. So if I could come out of the singularity being mentally and physically upgraded, yeah, I'll go for that. So I don't mind changing dramatically from what I am. I believe, fully, there will be flash memories you can plug into your brain. We'll be able to hook our brains into calculators and statistics programs and have Google directly into the frontal lobes. I mean, there's going to be a lot of expansion of the mind through interfacing the human brain with technology. There's an unanswered question of how far can you go and still be human. As we merge with machines and I think it's inevitable that we will transform into something you. And as the technology becomes vastly superior to what we are, then the small proportion that's still human gets smaller and smaller and smaller until it's just utterly negligible. Anybody who is going to be resisting this progress forward is going to be resisting evolution. And fundamentally, they will die out. It's not a matter whether it's good or bad. It's going to happen. You have seen today the deposition and active presence of artificial materials in the sky environment and in living things. Nanotechnology has arrived at our personal doorstep without our permission. It isn't that this will happen in 2045. This is already here. Human enhancement is being sold to us as leaping tall buildings in a single bound and having better, faster, higher intelligence, perfect health. But all of that is the sales pitch. Enhancement may in fact be degradation, our being devolved to someone else's specifications. While nanobiotechnology promises in headlines to make our world better, it may in fact be busy taking us over so it can tailor us to the plan for the hive. Already transhumanists are looking forward to the creation of the post-human. An improved human that will have no gender, will not reproduce, will be a better performer in the workplace, will not be distracted by love or lust, will be free of disease thanks to these nanobots keeping it healthy. But all this is part of the fantasy. In reality, thanks to stressors on our physiology, infertility is soaring, our sexuality is diversifying and the nuclear family is falling apart. Biotech is an exploding frontier. It is clever enough and small enough to enter and change our very cells. New forms of DNA have been invented. There's GNA, as I told you about, in PNA, a hybrid of protein and DNA that will add to our double helix, a third strand. When nanobiotech has a firm footing in us, it will be easy to upgrade and downgrade anyone and anything in any way. Oliver Curry and evolutionist at the London School of Economics predicted in 2007. The human race will one day split into two separate species, an attractive intelligent ruling elite and an underclass of dim-witted, ugly, goblin-like creatures. So here you have the e-workers and the elites. Humans will presumably be involved in this process, the process of transformation, the process of renovation, remaking us into what someone considers improved. We are trans humans now. Improved is only what fits certain specifications. For instance, a specimen that can work 18 hours a day, a specimen that is sterile, that will never have the responsibility of caring for others, a specimen that is even tempered with a narrow, predictable range of expression. All this is enhanced, improved. Better performance is just that the ability to produce a better result. It does not mean a specimen with greater skills. It may mean a specimen with narrower skills and the ability to repeat a task. So while the current ethical debate is about whether or not we should upload computers into our brains and how human we will be when that happens, there is something happening on the nanoscale right now. What it is exactly is unknown to us. As attempts by lay people to communicate with scientists about more gallon-type materials are going nowhere. There is a blackout on this subject. These victims are dismissed as having a psychological problem that is called delusional parasitosis. The presence of patented creations in our bodies gives rise to intellectual property issues. We know what has been done to small farmers into whose fields the winds have brought genetically engineered strains. They are sued by the powerful agricultural companies who own the patents. Until the day come when we are subjected to the jurisdiction of corporations whose patented materials we are carrying in our bodies, it doesn't matter how it got there. The fault is yours if it is simply in your possession. This is a forced partnership between us and them. This is how we will be eternally owned by them. This is how they can push our biology from a homo sapien to a homoevolutus without our having a say in it. For now, engineer technology in all living things is a secret, but one day we may be charged with unlawful possession of something that has become a part of us that we cannot get rid of. The nature of biology is to adapt. As more unnatural elements enter our bodies, if we cannot reject them, we will find ways to accommodate them. You could call it invasion of the body snatchers meet sleeping with the enemy. In fact, the original body snatchers move the contain some interesting lines. Your new bodies are taking you over, cell for cell, atom for atom, and you will be born into an untroubled world. Don't fight it miles, it's no use. Your bodies were now hosts harboring an alien form of life, a cosmic form. Meta biology was a term coined by the famous Jonas Salk of the Salk Polio vaccine. It describes a form of biological prospecting, exploiting genetics, using chemistry physics and radiation for commercial and other goals. The 1940s and 50s gave us the birth of radiation biology, the techniques of which were used to decipher the mysteries of heredity, genes, and immunity. Geneticis plumbed chemistry in physics, using x-rays and UV light to irradiate plants, fungi, and fruit flies to see how mutations altered amino acids and enzymes to form a new biochemistry. All this continues today. We are living walking laboratories for powerful science in a society of increasing control. We are being altered. The future being spoken of is happening now. My question is, how will we transcend this? And I have one more clip for you. Anabots will infuse all the matter around us with information. Rocks, trees, everything will become these intelligent computers. So at that point, we're going to expand out until the rest of the universe. We will be sending nanotechnology infused with artificial intelligence. Swarms of those will go out of the universe and basically find other matter and energy that we can then harness to expand the overall intelligence of our human-machine civilization. The universe will wake up. It will become intelligent. And that will multiply our intelligence, trillions of trillions full. We can't really fully contemplate. That's really the main reason this is called the singularity. But regardless what you call it, it will be the universe waking up. So just got exist while I would say not yet. That's it? That's it? I'm waiting. Thank you. What do you think, folks? Sophia Smallstorm, pretty amazing research. Very important. Thank you, Sophia. Thank you very much. I predicted there would be no applause. And I don't know how much time we have, but you know. Do we have a little bit of time? We can leave anytime. You can ask me questions tomorrow. As I said, I don't even know if I could answer them. A couple of questions. Yeah. I think I heard the question a little bit. It was about Dr. Mary's monkey. Yeah. Speaker. Yeah, correct. Dr. Mary's monkey. Yes. I think the Jonas sought, brought up the Jonas Salk studies with the Simeon viruses, monkey viruses that contaminated the polio vaccines. I have a research associate who will be covering this at length on a website called waypassthuman.com. So it was in the list of websites that I gave. But I don't have time to go into Dr. Mary's monkey and the viral, virology issues right now. It's kind of off this subject. There's a lot of studies that's done that shows that the soft tissue cancers are caused by those viruses that were inoculated through the polio vaccines. You go to waypassthuman.com, which will be up soon. You will find a lot of information there. So waypassthuman. That's where they're taking us. Don't forget it. And another website, me and Lee dot com. Okay. Thank you. All right. Real quick. We've got very, very little time. Quick comment. Given that black budget projects are decades in advance of conventional technology, have some groups already reached the singularity and are implementing it for the rest of us. Well, yes. I would say that people ask me all the time, well, these people breathe chemicals. What do they, don't they care? And the fact is that they want this conversion. They want this convergence. They want this singularity. I couldn't tell you whether they've attained it or not. But this is what is desired for humanity and all living things. And as you saw, Ray Kurzweil, he said it's going to be everywhere. The entire universe is going to be filled with material that responds to external control. That's really what it is. Intelligence is just that in their definition. Is there a way to shut down the more gallons in your body or kill the nano stuff that's in you? Well, this is what we're going to have to explore ourselves. Where is this coming from? We have to become metobiological ourselves beyond our own biology. I don't know if the frequencies that we're capable of generating through our consciousness, this is where you go into metaphysics. And I have not been able to put anything conclusive together because, who am I? I'm just like you. I saw different things. I came on those things with a perspective and I showed you that perspective here. I just pulled stuff together from afar. I went way out of the box. So we're going to have to go way out of the box. We are stuck here on the third dimension, reacting and responding. We have forgotten that we are creatures of intention, of creation. We can remember that. Wake that up in ourselves. We have a chance. That's where we have to go. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. No, no. Quick question. Have any of these people working on these projects been able to share with you? Are they willing to talk to you and open up? I've never approached them. I don't believe that they would. More gallons. I almost called it McDonald's. Can you believe that? That's how ubiquitous it is. More gallons is not acknowledged. It's acknowledged only as a psychological problem. In fact, I think it was the some large organization just declared it moot and not pertinent. This is a comment, a question about a previous elite, very strong here in California called the Eugenesis Society that were elites. This is the early 1900s, early 10, 1910. They felt the elite, and this is prominent people in universities that said that certain ethnic types we had to weed out. What we needed is Anglo-Saxon only. We didn't need Eastern European, Blacks, Mexicans, Greeks, Irish, and these were leading people in our universities in California. They influenced the Nazi party and how they view superiority. What I'm saying is we've had elites make plans for us before, and this is another one where they're making plans for control. I will just say something quickly. The term Eugenics was changed in the early 1950s to transhumanism. It's the same thing. It's just a new word. The transhumanists are pushing for the post-human. I will say again, the post-human will have no gender. The post-human will be non-reproductive, and the post-human will be improved in the sense that it will be tailored to specific tasks. Remember the picture I showed you of the dairy cows? The post-human, the improved human, is not going to be Superman. It's not going to be Einstein. It's not going to be anybody fancy. When you have technological control of all living things, you can confer attributes to some, and you can degrade and devolve others. You and I are going to be the Godlands. Sophia, thank you so much. One more for Sophia Smallstorm. Thank you so much. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Okay. Ladies and gentlemen, we need to change the room for tonight.