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D@rp@ already has the tech to dectect Cylons… but maybe THEY are the Cylons.
I have always wondered if the reason they have everyone tracked electronically is so they could sort out who is who and what other species are really up to.
Clif High thinks that’s what they are going to use 5G for; to track alien/human hybrids, or hubrids as Professor David Jacobs refers to them. Alien abductions are a massive worldwide phenomenon that is going completely underreported; the aliens impregnate kidnapped human females, then come back eleven weeks later and take the fetus (they have advanced technology that allows them to do this safely and surreptitiously).
They started this program a generation ago, so it seems likely there is a growing generation of hubrids among us, which is one of the reasons why 5G is being so aggressively rolled out. These hubrids are considered a national security threat because we have no idea what the objective of this coordinated abduction/impregnation campaign is.
IMO not reliable source of intel. IMO is designed to keep people from focusing on the risks of 5G and doing something about it. Another variation of “mommy, mommy, the aliens made me do it.”
Jacobs is a serious source and interesting, My challenge with his theory is that I have never met at abduction story that could not be explained by mind control. The hybrid theory could also be explained by a human effort as well. Genetic engineering has been going on for a long, long time. Read the Bible. Check out a book by Mac Tonnes called Cyptoterrestials – you can link from my book review. . Another interesting theory.
The unstated goal of KRISHNA in the Mahabharata was to kill the 100 test-tube babies, the Kauravas. He did not kill their 101th natural born sister. And of course, Galactica starts each time with, potent Vedic Gayantri Mantra created by Sage Vishwamitra , who wrote Mandale 3 of the Rig Veda in 5100 BC.
Om
Bhur Bhuva Svaha
Tat Savitur Varenyam
Bhargo Devasya Dheemahi
Dhiyo yonah Prachodayat