Stop this human butchery - be violent against the Luciferian maniacs

Post date: Jan 15, 2016 6:11:23 AM

That the docile, chicken-necked, servile humanoids of this world even tolerate this indicates they have already been "genetically modified" one way or the other.

It is time for what remains of true humanity to wage an all-out war on the status quo to end this.

Here is the template <The jazz drums of victory>.

The powers that be or the Illuminati are trying to mutate the species over into the new tranny (transhumanist/transsexual) fascist mutant strain.

See this <The mutation of the human race - Jordan Maxwell>.

They have to be stopped. They are not being stopped because of the must be billions of multigenerational Satanic families who do the bidding of the Luciferian elites like the Irving corporate cult family here in New Brunswick/the Maritime Coven where there is virtually no collective resistance against a Luciferian/fascist tyranny so thick you can taste it.

This is a war against the species, the homosapiens, by the Lucifer Revolution against the Creator God and the evolutionary program of his divine son, Jesus Christ.

He is proof that the human mind can conquer all without resorting to tampering physically with the unborn.

The Luciferian elite obviously think they are better than God. They are CRIMINALLY INSANE and they must be stopped, ball and chained they are so evil.

This is human butchery by the elites who at the bottom of it hate humanity which at one time would have included their forebears, degenerate bullies tho they self evidently were.

The bullies have devolved to such a point now you cannot call these megalomanics human.

Here is the text from the piece on baby modification at the Activist Post:

UK Scientists Say First Genetically Modified Human Embryos Are Ready To Be Created

JANUARY 14, 2016

By John Vibes

A team of scientists in the UK recently asked for permission to create the world’s first genetically modified human embryos. Laws currently on the books would prevent the scientists from allowing the embryos to live longer than 14 days, but the team believes that this research could lead to the first genetically modified human beings.

Scientists at the Francis Crick Institute in London recently told The Independent that if they are given the green light, the world could see, “the first transgenic human embryos created in Britain within the coming weeks or months.”

Professor Robin Lovell-Badge of the Crick Institute said that this technology could be used to cure unborn children of diseases and genetic disorders.

“If you found that there were people carrying a specific mutation which meant that their embryos would never implant [in the womb], then you could contemplate using the genome-editing technique to make germ-line changes which would then allow the offspring of that woman to be able to reproduce without having a problem,” Lovell-Badge said.

“It’s possible. We don’t know. It’s just one of those unknowns, [but that would be a good argument] for allowing it to be used in a way that doesn’t have any other consequences, and remember quite a few genes that are active in the early embryo have roles later on,” the professor added.

However, this new capability has not been celebrated by everyone. Some researchers are concerned with the ethical problems that this technology can lead to. David King, director of the pressure group Human Genetics Alert, says that creating GM human beings could be dangerous, and the people in charge can not be trusted with such a huge responsibility.

“This is the first step on a path that scientists have carefully mapped out towards the legalisation of GM babies. Although we are always told that the HFEA [Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority] is there to make sure that crucial ethical lines are not crossed, in reality, the HFEA exists precisely in order to manage and facilitate these transitions, and to make sure that the slope stays slippery,” King said.

While the new technology and knowledge that our species has been gaining has the ability to change our lives for the better, these advances also pose a potential risk if their development falls into the wrong hands. Unfortunately for us, technological progress has been in the wrong hands for a very long time, so these types of developments will likely be used for nefarious purposes, or will be so heavily controlled and poorly managed that it will be difficult to do any good.