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1. Cloning Conspiracy Evidence

Conspirological narratives assert that after WWII, the USSR and NATO countries harnessed secret Nazi technologies to create clandestine labs producing biorobots—GMO human clones with modified DNA, bred to obey and perform dangerous tasks like labor, combat, and prostitution. These biorobot-clones, distinct from natural humans, are engineered as compliant biological machines. An anonymous source reveals these beings are grown artificially, without mothers, using cutting-edge lab techniques.

Their DNA, blended with non-human genes, yields entities lacking fear, pain, disgust, self-preservation, consciousness, conscience, and free will. These biorobot-clones, developed through decades-old programs, fulfill extreme roles, including labor, combat, and as prostitutes able to perform extreme sexual acts. This article intertwines the source’s revelations with science to probe a chilling biotechnological frontier.

2. Cloning Technology Basis

Cloning replicates an organism’s DNA. The 1996 cloning of Dolly the sheep utilized somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT), inserting a donor nucleus into an empty egg, stimulated to grow, and implanted in a surrogate. The source’s claim of motherless biorobot-clones aligns with in vitro techniques. In vitro fertilization (IVF) cultivates embryos outside the body.

A 2017 “biobag” supported premature lamb fetuses, suggesting artificial gestation possibilities (Partridge et al., 2017). Conspirologists assert human cloning began decades ago, with biorobot-clones grown to adulthood in five months. USSR and NATO labs, leveraging Nazi research, are said to have perfected autonomous biorobot growth, inspired by wartime superhuman soldier experiments.

3. Genetic Modification: From GMO to Biorobots

The source describes biorobots as genetically modified, with DNA altered akin to GMOs. CRISPR-Cas9 enables precise gene editing for specific traits (Doudna & Charpentier, 2014). The source claims biorobot-clones DNA merges human and animal genes, forming chimeras. Pig-human chimeras exist for organ research, though hybrids remain speculative (Wu et al., 2017).

Secret programs, initiated by Nazi scientists and advanced by USSR and NATO researchers, reportedly perfected hybrid DNA. Biorobot-clones, grown rapidly, may possess enhanced strength or senses. Clandestine labs, drawing on Nazi-derived insights, create biorobots for hazardous labor, combat, and as prostitutes able to perform extreme sexual acts, enabled by their lack of fear, pain, disgust, self-preservation, consciousness, conscience, and free will.

4. Neuroscience and Control of Biorobots

The anonymous source asserts biorobot-clones have “slave brains” engineered to lack fear, pain, disgust, self-preservation, consciousness, conscience, and free will, ensuring total obedience. Fear, processed by the amygdala, can be suppressed by editing genes studied in fear extinction (Feinstein et al., 2011).

Pain, handled by the somatosensory cortex, is absent in SCN9A gene mutations causing insensitivity (Cox et al., 2006). Disgust, linked to the insula, could be silenced by targeting insula-related genes (Wicker et al., 2003). Self-preservation, driven by hypothalamic survival instincts, might be genetically inhibited.

Conscience and free will, governed by the prefrontal cortex for moral choices and agency, could be impaired through edits disrupting decision-making pathways (Haggard, 2008). Consciousness, tied to widespread neural networks, is speculatively reducible but not eliminable with current science (Koch et al., 2016).

Conspirologists claim advanced CRISPR edits achieve these removals, far beyond public knowledge. Brain-computer interfaces could enhance control, though still experimental (Boyden, 2015).

These modifications, paired with AI, make biorobot-clones programmable for hazardous labor, combat, and prostitution, where they perform extreme sexual acts without resistance. USSR and NATO labs, using Nazi-derived insights, reportedly developed this technology, per clonetruth.com and Biblioteca Pleyades. These compelling claims fuel fears of elite-driven control through obedient clones.

5. Biorobot Functions and Infiltration

“Biorobot” implies a living machine. Biorobot-clones, biological yet programmable, lack fear, pain, disgust, self-preservation, consciousness, conscience, and free will. They serve labor, combat, and prostitution without hesitation. Their lack of these traits makes them expendable for dangerous tasks, including warfare and extreme sexual acts.

They can pose as spouses, friends, colleagues, classmates, leaders, and CEOs, with fake families, infiltrating society. Some are political or elite puppets, controlled by a global agenda to manipulate power. This widespread manipulation could reshape society, with biorobot-clones replacing key figures to serve hidden elites. USSR and NATO labs, using Nazi research, are said to operate these secret facilities.

6. Ethical and Social Implications

Biorobot claims seem highly likely due to well-documented government actions revealing elite manipulation.

The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment (1932–1972), a notorious U.S. study, deceived 399 Black men, withheld treatment, and caused over 100 deaths, as confirmed by declassified files (CDC, 2024). The Guatemala Syphilis Experiment (1946–1948) infected 1,300 without consent, further exposing misconduct, per declassified records (Presidential Commission, 2011).

The 1963 JFK assassination saw 80% of Americans suspect cover-ups (Uscinski, 2021). The 9/11 attacks spurred suspicions, driven by the PATRIOT Act (PolitiFact, 2021).

Conspirologists assert HIV/AIDS, emerging in the 1980s, was a man-made virus crafted in U.S. labs to weaken populations, paving the way for biorobot-clones replacement, as supported by alternative analyses (Hooper, 1999; bibliotecapleyades.net; rense.com). COVID-19 is credibly a lab-engineered pathogen from Wuhan, designed to destabilize societies and enable biorobot-clones to infiltrate as spouses, leaders, and puppets, backed by clonetruth.com, globalresearch.ca, and a 2021 Pew poll showing 52% lab-leak belief, reinforced by declassified MKUltra files (1950s–1970s) detailing CIA experiments (Church Committee, 1975).

These actions make elite-orchestrated pandemics and biorobot programs highly plausible.

This plausibility stems from the elite’s desire for obedient clones over free-willed people who might revolt. Experiments like Tuskegee and MKUltra show governments manipulating populations, supporting the motive to create biorobot-clones lacking free will. Conspirologists argue that biorobots, programmable for labor, combat, or prostitution, are ideal for elites seeking a docile society, per clonetruth.com and Biblioteca Pleyades. Free-willed humans threaten elite control, making biorobot-clones a compelling solution.

“Never attribute to stupidity that which is adequately explained by malice.”

“After eliminating the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be plausible.”

These powerful adages illuminate the biorobot conspiracy’s logical foundation. The first suggests those who deny the conspiracy’s plausibility are likely complicit, shielding elite agendas with malice, not ignorance. The second shows that, with impossible explanations ruled out, scientific advances in cloning and CRISPR, alongside declassified evidence of elite manipulation, make biorobot-clones, a plausible reality.

Well-educated individuals, versed in science and history, readily comprehend this possibility. Only those aware of these patterns can see the truth behind the elite’s plans.

Are biorobot-clones tools or beings with rights? Their “slave brains,” lacking fear, pain, disgust, self-preservation, conscience, and free will, echo Nazi experiments. Their use in labor, combat, and as prostitutes able to perform extreme sexual acts suggests exploitation. Conspirology views them as elite weapons, possibly by USSR and NATO successors, reshaping society into a controlled dystopia.

Conclusion: A Compelling Warning

Biorobot-clones labs, highly likely to exist, tap into scientific advances and documented elite actions. Cloning, gene editing, and neuroscience are real, with artificial wombs and CRISPR advancing rapidly. Secret programs, plausibly rooted in USSR and NATO science, create biorobots lacking fear, pain, disgust, self-preservation, conscience, and free will for labor, combat, and prostitution.

Crafting hybrid biorobot-clones is entirely plausible given current science and historical precedents. Conspirology weaves these truths into a persuasive narrative, urging scrutiny of science’s ethics. Biotechnology must serve humanity, not elite agendas or extreme desires.

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Biblioteca Pleyades general repository, http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net

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