Transhumanism Sacrificing Life for Innovation
Greg Hunter – Karen Kingston is a biotech analyst, former Pfizer employee and one of the very first to warn people about the dangers of the CV19 bioweapon vaccines. Nearly five years ago, she called the CV19 injections “poison.” She was 100% correct! The industry does not want the CV19 injections pulled off the market even though they are hands down, scientifically proven, deadly and debilitating.
Kingston says, “The Covid 19 injections are not vaccines. They can only cause disease, disability and death. They contain advanced medical technology, which are self-assembling, self-replicating synthetic life. That is why the CV19 shots are not being pulled off the market
Klaus Schawb from the World Economic Forum stated the fourth industrial revolution is not going to change what you are doing. It is going to change who you are. It changes you. . ..
Mike Adams – In this article, I’m going to reveal how transhumanism is a dangerous, irrational death cult shrouded in the language of geeky cybernetics. In fact, the entire idea that you can “upload your mind to a computer” is complete junk science quackery, as you’ll soon see.
Alex Newman – The efforts to redesign humanity through transhumanism and society through technocracy are running in parallel as the elitists behind it seek to hijack “evolution” and become “gods” themselves, explains historian and technocracy expert Patrick Wood in this episode of Conversations That Matter with The New American magazine’s Alex Newman.
Leo Hohmann – There’s a hidden motive behind the movement to transition Americans, Canadians, Europeans and Australians out of their gas-powered vehicles, out of their gas stoves and gas lawnmowers and into machines powered by electricity.
James Riding – In the pristine cylindrical atrium of Altos Labs’s Cambridge Institute of Science, under a skylight resembling a giant cyclopic eye, I ask the obvious question. What does the company actually do? “Cell rejuvenation,” replies the facilities manager. At least, looking back, I’m pretty sure that’s what he says. At the time, I hear something slightly different: “We sell rejuvenation.”