Did you know back in the 2000s there was a huge debate about human cloning?
We're talking about scientists creating human embryos for the purpose of
exploiting them and destroying them. And there is no scientific evidence today
that this is justifiable. Did you know there's no federal ban on
human cloning in the United States? Strictly speaking, it would be legal to clone me, for example, tomorrow. They're
also making fake embryos for spare parts. But a brave new world where children are
bred for spare parts and human animal hybrids for research. Dr. Zavos also reveals he's produced
animal human hybrid. In this series, we're going to get into the most incredible cloning, conspiracy
theories, and scientific advancements. So, in this series, I'm going to cover the recent past, the present, current
status of things and how it might even get more interesting in the future.
Very, very high probability that the baby's going to be seriously abnormal. It's just completely morally
unjustifiable. Please do not send any hate or honestly comments of any kind to anyone mentioned
in this video on behalf of me or yourself. purpose of this video is to give my commentary and opinion on matters of public concern. Thank you. We
have to talk about the celebrities cloning their pets. It's happening just right out here in the open. Now, the
thing that put me on to this whole thing, like that it was real at all in the first place, was this Tom Brady
story. Apparently Tom Brady, the beloved quarterback from wherever or whatever,
and um deflate gate, you may remember, he was dating or married to Jazelle, the
supermodel, and then they they done got divorced, and pretty much he's just fallen off ever since. I mean, the man is spiraling out of control. I feel like
I might even need to make a whole video about it, but that's not the purpose of today's video. We didn't talk about the fact that he cloned his dog.
Tom Brady's revelation that he's cloned his dog is sparking a big debate. The NFL legend and sports cer just announced
that his beloved dog, Lua, who died in 2023, now has a clone named Juny.
The dog is actually a clone of Brady's previous pitull mix, Lua, who died in
2023. In a few short months, Colossal gave my family a second chance with a
clone of our beloved dog. Brady, an investor in the biotech company Colossal Biosciences. The company CEO, compares
the process of cloning to IVF without sperm. You may remember Colossal is the
company behind deextinction efforts focused on bringing back the woolly mammoth, dodo bird, and Tasmanian tiger.
Earlier this year, the company announced it genetically engineered a trio of wolves resembling the long extinct
direwolf made famous in Game of Thrones. Okay. And he's not the only celebrity cloning his dog. This is a celebrity dog
cloning pandemic. Okay. Barbara Stryand had her beloved dog Samantha cloned. Not
once but twice. This article says Barbara Streand has revealed that her
two puppies, Miss Violet and Miss Scarlet are actually clones. There's a news
article that you just lost. Barbara Stysand revealed to Variety that two hover dogs are clones.
The world has clearly moved on from Dolly the sheep as more than memories of
Stryisand's beloved dog Samantha live on. If y'all don't creamate me, I'm coming back in haunting. before the
cotton du tare. Oh, that's a type of dog. Oh my lord. Imagine having such a
fancy dog you can't even say the name. Cotton cotton. That makes sense. It looks like
a fluffy little cotton. Cotton of probably to lear is probably where it was from. Anyway, the dog poor thing, rest in peace, died in 2017. Cells were
taken. You might think, was it a a reproductive cell? Was it the ovary? No,
just right from inside the mouth and inside the stomach. They can make a whole clone. But she didn't know that me neither.
And the doctor uh has to get a um a special kit. Yeah.
To just get a few cells from the inside of her cheek and her little tummy on the outside. The only other way I could get
another was to clone her. Wow. And it was nothing. I mean, we had to put her to sleep. It was devastating.
They took cells from the dog's mouth and stomach. And you will start to notice, I'm going to play some of these clips in
this video, that the dogs, they're clones. Yeah, they are made in a lab, you know, from clone tissue or whatever.
Cloning company says they're offering this service. They take cells containing the pet's complete DNA, put it into an
embryo that's carried by a surrogate dog, but it's not cheap. Cost about $50,000 per dog that you want cloned.
But um they don't always even look the same as the original animal and they
most certainly do not always act the same. A lot of times, most of the time, from what it sounds like to me, they have completely different personalities,
which actually does make sense. Well, the genetic makeup would be the same. The personality would likely be a
little different from the original pest. Kind of surprising. I haven't heard of this before. And that's a price tag.
Wow. 50,000. If anything at all in this whole entire Wild and Winding journey makes any sense at all, it's that of
course it's not going to work. Of course, it's not going to be a a clone.
And like I said, this is kind of a pattern that I started to notice as I looked into this. And guess who else cloned? Paris Hilton, Miss Chihuahua.
Miss Chihuahua herself. I wonder if Jeffree Star has any Pomeranian clones. I need to look that up.
No. No. Are you kidding me?
What? This is your grand doggy babies. Wait, what? This is Diamond and Baby Diamond clones.
Oh my god, how cute are those? Oh my goodness.
And like I said, the dogs very rarely look exactly the same. And there's this whole side plot where there are, you
know, like how they have like those dog shows, the Westminster and the this that, you know, they they have different
types of animals that do important things like the horse racing and stuff. Of course, they started, you know,
anywhere there's money to be made, you know, they're going to push the envelope of scientific advancement. and they're cloning the show dogs and the prize dogs
and the the horses and the thises and the that. DNA is put into an empty unfertilized
egg grown in an incubator and then moved to a surrogate animal of the same species.
These very large and energetic 7-month-old pups are all clones. Did you want to clone these dogs for their look,
for their demeanor, for their aggressiveness? We don't tolerate aggression with our dogs. Mr. Goodbar was a famous dog in
our program that had really elite genetics, amazing personality. She says the clones are not for sale and
she'll use them as show dogs. First of all, well, I didn't say this before, but first of all, these show
dogs and these like dup dogs and all this and that. I mean, these dogs are already so genetically
mutated. That's why they look like that. Its skull is too small for its brain.
Like a mut looks like a mut because it's all mixed up. That's why it's called a mut like the the dog. And so when they
have these like genetically modified animals, like they are genetically modified already. So I'm sure in these
worlds these people don't think cloning is any is really anything that that is that bad cuz they're like I mean we're already caught the dog's ears and tails
off and you know making them do all stay on their um on their place for 8 hour live streams and zapping them if they
move or whatever for example. America ka please just go
do want to say that Hassan Piger in my opinion is a socialist grifter and so it's like they probably don't
think they're doing anything wrong but like I don't know it looks kind of strange to me and then these dogs have
unsurprisingly all kinds of problems genetic problems something that I did
take note of in my research for this series is that a lot of this stuff is happening in Korea was it Japan too
China and Japan and are implicated as well. Okay. But and and you know who you
know where else a place I'm not even allowed to say they got a flag that's white and blue. Okay. I don't even know if I'm allowed to say that out here, but
that one they doing it over there. They were I think they outlawed it now. Like there was like actually they outlawed it fully over there in the blue and white
country and not in this one where we live. Land of the free for real. If you decide to duplicate yourself in
America, you're in luck because the US has no federal laws against cloning. Anyway, okay. Oh yeah. And then there's
this clip of Paris Hilton's mom like learning about the dogs being clones. And here's the thing that I find so
weird is this brought me straight back to another Paris Hilton and her mom clip. Seemingly whenever Paris Hilton
told her mom Kathy that she had had a baby, the baby was already born. Kathy,
the look, we can play the clip right here, but we'll play these two clips side by side. It's like surprise, a
baby. And she, oh my god, I'm a grandmother or whatever. And it's like, why does that baby look so much like Britney Spears' kids? I don't know, but
she's just kind of like surprise. And I was like, how do you keep a baby surprise hidden from your mom? Either
y'all are faking for a show or you didn't carry that baby. I don't know. I didn't do any research at all
whatsoever. But I'm just saying this clip of her being like a surprise clone dogs is like so similar to me. It might
even be the same couch. We got to play a side by side.
You're joking. Oh my god. This is your grandson Phoenix Baron
Hilton Ree. Are you serious? Yeah. Barretts, are you serious?
No. No. There's a Chinese animal clone factory. The Beijing Genomics Institute is
essentially the world's largest cloning factory. producing over 500 cloned pigs
a year. We'll talk more about the Chinese animal clone factory later. Um, oh, there's cloned monkeys. Okay, so this is a
primate. Okay, so you can see how we're making a step up, right? A dog is a mammal and so is a human, but a dog is
not primates. Humans are primates. Researchers used a method that created Dolly, the clone sheep. That method has
worked on cows and mice in the past, but monkeys proved to be more difficult. This could open the door to new methods
of customizable gene experimentation. Our closest genetic match, I think, is
monkeys. A chimpanzeee or a um some type of monkey, some type of primate, I don't
know. But uh they they've been cloning them, too. So, if you're like one of these like mad scientist types with more
money than cents, then you might have it in your mind to take the next step. And again, y'all, you don't need a stem
cell. You don't need to over you don't need a them. No, you do not. All you need is a swab inside of the mouth.
Scientists have taken human skin cells and created human eggs.
A skin cell. They grow in things from skin cells. Zavos adapted a standard cloning
technique for his human patients. He first took an egg from the mother and stripped out the nucleus containing
99.9% of her DNA. He then took a skin cell from the father and extracted the
genetic material. bat was injected into the empty egg and given a jolt of
electricity to form a cloned embryo. Now, one thing that I did find to be a
little bit gut-wrenching and just other than just like the uncanny and bizarre reality of this weird Frankenstein
universe that we live in, all roads leads back to Lord Cornberry, dressing up like a woman and ceasing all manner
of state business by pleasing himself out in the open with something I can only describe as a peculiar but
detestable maggot. It's actually like the way that they put it in these news clips is they make it look like they're
growing this whole embryo from, you know, mo I don't even want to call it conception, but like from the first
moment they're mixing it together all the way through, it's like it's in it's in some kind of type of vial or like a tank or something. No, they're using
large breed female dogs to carry the clones. When they try and make a clone, it
doesn't always work, right? They have many eggs and then they implant lots of embryos and not all of those animals
live and so there are misfires and there's also excess dogs
and the way that they have these dogs in the video that's that are being surrogate dogs for like for example like
a Tom Brady type a Barbara Stryand type a Paris Hilton type just because they
wanted Tinkerbell reincarnated. This large St. Bernard is giving birth to a Chihuahua. Okay. And it isn't just
it isn't a clone and it isn't just that the large dog is giving birth to an out of species like they're basically like
an incubator. It was an incredible touching moment. I mean what made it even more complete was
the fact that they decided to adopt the surrogate mother. I mean that was fantastic. It blew my mind.
It isn't only that. It's like the conditions that they're keeping these dogs in are very hospitalesque. It's like, you know, shout out to Japan and
Korea and them over there because they do know how to keep the bus station clean. They know how to keep the street clean. But the thing is that kind of
permeates into everything. And it's like these poor dogs. Does Peta know about this? Someone I'm not going to say
someone tell PETA cuz I don't want to be entangled and intertwined with PETA. Um, but like seriously, it that was one part
of these videos that really I found to be profoundly disturbing is like they're just like using these large dogs to just
give birth to celebrity dog clone things that don't even always look and usually
don't act in any way like the personality. You could have just went got another dog. It's bad enough they're
doing all the genetic mutation that they're already doing just to get you a dog that weighs 1 and a2 pounds but full
grown. But like now we're doing this whole thing with the song and dance of these dogs. They're in these and how many do they have to have? Two or three
or five? I don't mean they're literally just like surrogate incubator dogs. A video later in this series is going to
explore how they've been trying to take care of that problem. But in the next episode, we're going to travel a little
bit more into pop culture land and talk about how the 2000s was literally obsessed with clones and cloning. And I
never really noticed until I looked in the rearview mirror.
Before we get into the whole what are they doing next and what are they doing now, I need to rewind it, rewind a
little bit and just remind y'all and ask y'all if you remember how obsessed. Like for example, the Disney Channel and like
the kids channels and things were with cloning cuz I did not remember. I figured since we're going into the past
anyway, we might as well go all the way back to 1818. And again, my god, all roads leads to I'm going to finally one
day drop my Lord Cornberry video. Put Lord Cornberry somewhere if y'all want me to finally drop that soon. I'm I'm
nervous. I'm going to put all the work my It's going to be my wife's work. This Lord Cornberry. But anyway, yes, Dr.
Jackal and Mr. Hyde does go right back to the Hyde family. Yep. The cornberries. And we're going to talk
about Frankenstein. Okay. So, this book originally was written, is this Mary Shelly? So, she um originally wrote this
book. It came out. It was published in 1818. And they've been obsessed with Frankenstein ever since. And like what
is Frankenstein? It is a hybrid chopped, hacked, whacked together humanoid
humongulus that is made from the most supposedly beautiful attributes of humans. But then when you put the thing
all together, it was the monster and also very importantly a mean degenerate
monster. It wasn't a creature of high moral standards, ethics, or even intelligence. It was something wrong
with it. All right, that's the book canonically. Okay. And then recently in this like this month or last month, they
just came out with a Netflix series about Frankenstein or a movie. Was it? It might be a movie. Stop it. It's Guo.
Yeah, y'all remember him? Remember him? What was it? Oh, this. Y'all remember him?
That guy who made that movie made this Frankenstein thing on Netflix. And why does it say only monsters play God?
We have to put in like a zoinks. So zoinks. Only monsters play God. See,
they telling you. They tell they always have to tell you what they're doing. Okay. Anyway, so yeah. Oh my god, what is that grotesque picture? So, we're
going to fast forward like a hundred something years. We have the Brave New World situation. And I don't know if
y'all ever had to read this Brave New World. I definitely had to read it in college. I don't remember nothing about it. I completely have amnesia. They must
have fractled me. I definitely had that book with that t with that swirl on it. But I don't Maybe I didn't read it. That
doesn't seem like me. I was reading my reading assignments for the most part. Maybe I didn't read it. Maybe one of my
friends had it or something, but I've seen this. Anyway, so in the Brave New World, cloning is used to massroduce
people through the Bokanavski process where one egg is split into 96
identical embryos. It does sound like a cool like sci-fi basis of a show or a
movie or a book, but girl, I didn't know that Aldis Huxley wrote this. Like I had forgotten. Was he a cornberry? A
Habsburg? A Rothschild? A Roth? Huxley? He was a Huxley. These cloned embryos
grow into 96 identical people who are trained for a specific role, helping the
world state maintain a steady supply of workers. I got to go. I'm telling y'all, I'm
haunting everybody if y'all don't cremate me instantly, like within a few days. Anyway, okay. So, this one we all
probably have heard about. You may be familiar with Dolly the Sheep. I was about five years old when this happened. I was six years old. So like, and I'm 35
now. Okay, so that's 20 years ago. 30 years ago. Anyway, okay. So there's this sheep right here. Allegedly, apparently,
this was a clone, a clone sheep. But the birth of Dolly the sheep was kept under wraps until the Roslin Institute
published its research paper. The few at Roslin who knew what made Dolly so special were sworn to secrecy.
We knew it was going to be a big story. We were going to get a lot of media scrutiny and the top journals will not
publish papers about things which have already been publicized. They managed to keep Dolly under wraps
from July until February. Then just days before the news was set to be released.
Somewhere or other there was a leak and because it was published in the Sunday paper you know the thing blew.
Her birth was announced February 22nd 02297. A brave new world has arrived with the
debut of Dolly, a seven-month-old lamb. And the world's press descended on Roslin to meet the now famous sheep. Her
sudden appearance sparked a media frenzy and debate around the ethics of CL cuz they're like, "Okay, [ __ ] Shoot. Beep."
It worked. If this is real and true, it worked. And if they could do, I mean, everybody was thinking it. What's to
stop them from doing it to Marilyn Manson or me or you? What sensationalized it
was that people began to say, "Well, could we do this with humans and people tended to assume that this would
happen." Cloning a human being is closer than almost anyone had even imagined.
Now, it seems that one day scientists could take a single cell from a more sophisticated creature, say like me,
pull out my DNA, stick it in a new cell, plant the cell in a womb, and 9 months
later, out would come a genetic copy of me, a clone. People like, "Hold on. You that's a clone. She" And a lot of people
like denied it. They were like, "That there's no way. That's just a hoax. They just want more funding." I don't know. I
wasn't there. Okay. Um I definitely remember seeing it. Like I remember being in the grocery store and seeing like Dolly the Sheep like on the front
of like, you know, the the National Inquirer or the whatever you know those crazy those like really actually crazy
tabloids were. But it was like okay, but they really did clone a sheep apparently. Dolly. And so after the
whole Dolly the sheep news broke, that was 1996, 1997 when that was going on.
Pop culture exploded. They were obsessed with clones instantaneously. Cloning became a huge topic in Hollywood, in
movies, and especially movies for kids. For example, the first Pokemon movie.
Pokemon the first. Why does roads end up leading back to Pokemon movie now ever since we talked about it? Isn't this the third or fourth
time the Pokemon movie, the first Pokemon movie? We talked about Dream Street. We talked about a Lou Pearlman
Pokemon movie album with Britney freaking Spears. There's like this very obvious Lou Pearlman shadow looming over
the Pokemon movie soundtracks. It just feels that way to me. And now, yeah, I
mean, well, that's what was going on. The first movie was released one year after the Dolly the Sheep announcement,
and it's about Team Rocket developing evil clone versions of Pokémon. Okay,
fine. Maybe a coincidence. What about in 2000? A couple years later. Disney Channel original movie, The Other Me.
Now, I had completely forgotten this existed. I did not remember this movie in the slightest, but now that I'm looking at it, I'm like, "Oh, yeah. I
definitely watched that." This is a Disney Channel original movie about a teenager, one of them Lawrence brothers who maybe them's cloned, who
accidentally clones himself as a genius and ends up using the clone to pass school.
Okay. Um, anyway, then there was this other movie that same year, The Sixth Day. Is this Arnold Schwarzenegger?
Yeah, the film is set in the near future when cloning is accepted for animals but illegal for humans. So, by the time they
finally make it illegal for humans, cuz it ain't yet, but we'll talk about more of that later. Supreme Court upheld the laws against
human cloning. So, for example, each mall contains a store named Repet Repet that will clone
your dead pet right down to its ability to notice you. Well, they haven't gotten there yet. It must be in the future. If
you missed the last video, you need to check it out. You save your soul, man. God doesn't want you to go in there. Don't go in there, man.
And the God shouldn't have killed my dog. Atheist. Stop the cloning. Say no to Repet.
We can phone your four-legged loved one in just a few short hours. How can we do it? It all begins with the growing of
blanks. Animal drones stripped of all characteristic DNA in embriionic tanks at the Repet factory. In the final
stage, using Repet's patented cerebral syncing process, all of your pets thoughts, memories, and instincts are
painlessly transplanted via the optic nerve. I suppose that clones have no soul or they're dangerous.
Clone pets are every bit as safe as real pets. Plus, they're insured.
Well, if it is so safe, then why is it against the law to clone human beings? Because the human brain is much too
complicated to sing for. Now, you remember that experiment they did, right? Yes. Well, that's why that didn't work. Then there's also in the movie a
black market in human cloning whereby illicit cloners can do a simple eye scan
of a dead person and sing cord their entire personality. What in the minority
report Tom Cruz Scientology hell is this movie? I don't think I ever heard of the sixth day either. And that's another
kind of religious like godish reference cuz like on the sixth day he created the blah blah blah blah blah blah. On the
seventh day he rested. Anyway, the next year, of course, who could forget? How could we make a video without mentioning Spy Kids, the movie? Okay, Spy Kids.
There's all the remember there's like a clone army of kids, two siblings whose parents are in, for all intents and
purposes, the CIA, um OSS, which is the original name of the CIA. Like, the OSS
got shut down the next year the CIA opened. So, it is the CIA, and their parents are spies for it. They're supposedly secret agents and the kids
have to go rescue the parents who are spies from a madman that is creating clones of children to take over the
world. And they're like super they're like super soldier clones. They're like really strong and they can fly and they can do crazy stuff and they have they're
robotic and they have like you know um stamina for a long time and things like that. And the guy he's not only making
clones exact replicas of children. He's making these weird hybrids with these creatures and humans. So he'll take like
a a person from DC, like a political pundit, and they take he will get them kidnapped and bring them to this island and then hybrid them with some weird
thing and twist them. You you know the fugly, you remember. So the kids eventually then get initiated into the
society of spies themselves and they do end up battling the army of degenerated
clones and saving their family. And I do think that they did hide they did hide the truth in these movies because guess
what? Can't no clone compare. Sorry to tell you. Anyway, um, so the next year we had Star Wars Attack of the Clones,
right? And like this is just clone clone clone clone clone. Dolly the sheep comes out and it's clone clone city. Okay, we
got Attack of the Clones. We got the Clone Wars eventually comes out, which is a Star Wars animated series. And
then, of course, the island. I just found out about the island, but it's apparently a 2005 movie. I got to watch this thing. It's Michael Bay who did
Transformers. A Michael Bay film about a governmentf funed facility that grows
clone humans for wealthy sponsors. Why do all the clone movies have to do with like government stuff, dude? So why why
in this movie were they cloning things or why did they have clones or what? Like why why did they need a government funded wealthy sponsor clone facility?
Well, it was for many reasons. One of them was to be surrogates. to be surrogate mothers, incubators, kind of
like those dogs we talked about in real life in the last video. Um, also organ harvesting. It's like, we need an extra
spleen. We need extra liver. Somebody drank too much. We got to get a liver. Let's just grow one in a clone. So, they
grow whole entire clone. Just cut the cut the spleen out. This is a fiction movie, y'all. Okay, so this movie, but
it was in 2005. I definitely think that the pop culture obsession, you know,
especially starting in about 1998 all the way through 1997 all the way through
really kind of today. I mean, even like in some ways like I robot is sort of like that. And we'll talk a little bit more about like AI clones and robot
clones and things like that and how you know that'll be in a later video. But I just want to point out that I think that
the life imitates art imitates life imitates art thing definitely ends up proving to be true because whenever you
shove things out especially to kids who I mean we didn't have all this Netflix and all this this that there was three
channels most of us were watching or allowed to watch that was like Nickelodeon Disney and like maybe Cartoon Network and maybe a few other
one Saturday morning PBS whatever and so there's there was not a lot to choose from. The Pokémon movie was huge.
Everyone saw that movie. Everyone had that album. My favorite movie star
Pikachu and so it's clone clone clone clone clone clone clone clone clone clone clone clone spy kids. I mean I still
like that movie had such an impact on me. So it's like you know little kids grow up to be scientists and they learn
how to do things with skin cells. All right. So I I'm just going to say I think that the pop culture obsession
with clones in the 2000s has led us to where we are today. Which okay all that's fine and good. They were obsessed
with clones. They were obsessed with human clonings and maybe they can clone a dog and maybe they can clone a monkey. But let's not get all ahead of
ourselves. Can they even clone a human? Has it ever even been done? Is it allowed? These are questions we're going
to get into. It was 3 months ago that infertility
researcher Panos Zavos predicted that his Kentucky-based human cloning team would produce a pregnancy this year with
the delivery of a cloned human being in 2003. Now he's confirmed that one of the
first of several couples willing to try the controversial human cloning procedure is from this country.
We are considering 200 couples. That doesn't mean that 200 couples will be cloned immediately. They will be considered as such. We will
start with the first one. Yeah. And we'll finish with the 200th one eventually, but it's not going to happen
all in November. So starting at the same we're going to spread them out and do as many as we
can. Allowing cloning would be taking a significant step toward a society in
which human beings are grown for spare body parts and children are engineered
to custom specifications. Is this legal here in the United States? It's my understanding you'll do the
procedure elsewhere. Is it legal in this country? Yes, it is. The the House passed the the
bill, but the Senate never debated it and George W. never signed it. Therefore, it is legal in this country, but we prefer not to do it here. We have
better environments and and conditions to do it elsewhere. Humans made to order. Mothers giving
birth to themselves. Babies conceived just so their body parts can be transplanted.
Come with me into the scary new world of cloning. The nightmarish stuff of
science fiction has suddenly become a reality. The genie is out of the bottle,
said scientists in Scotland earlier this year when they successfully cloned a sheep. And they weren't kidding. Using
those same techniques, it's now possible to clone humans. What's more, there are
doctors ready and able to do it. I'm glad they say it. Look, one thing about 60 Minutes Australia, and it's been
since 1999, at least, they'll say it when nobody else will. Shout out to the Australian. I love Australian, to be
honest. I feel like that's got to be my cousins. Like to the scary world. It is scary. It is scary. I'm glad she's not
mincing words. It's scary. And she's saying it here. She's saying they got but they Yes, human cloning is possible
and they they doing and they making babies to order. Strictly speaking, it would be legal to clone me, for example, tomorrow. And
this is the place it's most likely to happen. A leading IVF clinic outside of New York. Behind those walls, there are
people with the technology, the ability, and the desire to genetically engineer
human embryos to be the first in the world to successfully clone a human
being. There's no doubt that human beings will be cloned. Dr. Jacqu Cohen, a leader in his field,
simply needs the approval of his clinic's ethics committee to make history. So, if I had the money, you had
the permission, you could clone me tomorrow. Well, I wouldn't say tomorrow. It will take a year or two. We we could
we could clone you probably in 2 years. What you're seeing here is an actual
cloning taking place at the research facility in Scotland that pioneered the technique. In theory, it's blindingly
simple. Here, it's an animal, but just as easily, you can take a cell from a
human. A scraping of skin will do. Then get an egg from a female. Remove the
nucleus and fuse the two with a spark of electricity.
And tada, you have an embryo. Implant the embryo in a woman and 9
months later you have a carbon copy of the person from whom the skin scraping
was taken. Oh man. And it does just remind me of like all the scary implications because
anywhere where there's money to be made, there's a criminal and a grifter just sitting right there waiting to make that money. And it's like thinking about the
desperation in somebody who needs a a heart or an organ transplant. Like what they would be willing to do or not do.
And maybe they wouldn't be willing to harm somebody, but maybe they would be willing to pay a few hundred,000 for a
clone to be grown and grow a liver and just get rid of that clone or whatever. Who cares where it came from? Or what if it's just a skin cell? It gives me like
a weird shiver down my spine. To some, this man is a Frankenstein. To
others, he's God. Over the past 8 years, working in secret, he's been leading a
team into medicine's most controversial terrain. His aim is to clone a human being.
For the past 8 years, and this was in 2000, so this started in 1992. When was
Shan Pitypuff Daddy Combmes Christian Combmes born? Anyway, just wondering by injecting the unique DNA of an
individual into a woman's egg to give birth to a human replica.
Doctor, you have no trouble. His ambition has brought him into bruising conflict with mainstream science and ethics.
This is a disgrace, doctor. 70% of these children by your own words would be born
mutated. By his own words, 70% of the children will be born quote mutated.
I rebuke. Since this experiment began, our film crew has been recording from the inside
this man's journey of triumph and disaster. It's very difficult for us to tell what
may have happened here. You know, I paid60 or $70,000. Uh I guess obviously you ought to tell
them do not freeze the embryos. The lady is on the phone. The customer is on the phone hollering at him about
freezing the embryos. And that just brings me right on back to cryogenics and the people that have their whole bodies and their heads and things frozen
so that they could be reanimated. I mean, we're real close now. You know, somebody over there at Alor has tried.
What this man is doing could change the very process of creation itself.
I am not God. I just only do God's work. And if I have a choice between playing
God and playing devil, I'd rather play God. Okay, that was unsettling. Take a look. In the eerie blue light of
his secret lab, one of the world's most controversial scientists shows off his creation. Cloned human embryos that are
genetic carbon copies of their father. Okay, here's the other thing, too.
There's more. Apparently, there's more than one way to clone a human. Okay, it's not only one way. They got they got
ways where they take the genetic material from one, put it in a woman's egg. They got one where they actually combine it with the woman genetic
material. Well, they got one where they just used the casing of the woman's genetic material and put two other completely different people. And now they're even developing a way to do it
where there's two female genetic informations and like there's three total three total like contributors to
this eventually born. I mean, is it a human? If it walks like one, talks like one, I mean, I don't know what that
would be. I guess it would be, but it would have like different some weird genetic stuff going on. But they're talking about this like he's got to do
it in secret cuz it's illegal or something. And it's like there's many places where he could do this out in the open. Why is it so secret? Is it because
he's doing something with the clones that then after he clones the clones, he's not supposed to be doing with the
clones? I mean, it it it does raise a lot of ethical questions. What's the law? You know, what's the law? I mean,
we will get into that at some point. There are states that have clone and kill laws in the United States where
it's like, "Oh, yeah, you could clone it, but you can't you can't clone for to make a, you know, a new person like as a as a reproductive clone, but you could
clone human tissues and embryos and things to do other stuff for research and it's like,
oh, my babies are doing well. Look beautiful." Filmed for a TV documentary, Dr. Panotus
Zavos implants 11 of the embryos in four women, one of them British, in the hope
of producing the first cloned human being. The procedure is a criminal offense in the UK, but not in this
undisclosed Middle Eastern country. So, this man right here in his lab, again, this is like the late '9s, early
2000s, he's cloning a clone that has only the genetic material of the father, of the male contributor. like uh it's
just like a male clone like male male like only male. It's like I don't know something like not to get all not to get
all traditional or anything but something like something in me just feels like at the very least like to make a baby there should be an egg and a
sperm. I maybe not maybe not. I'm not even you know IVF and stuff that's fine. I'm not talking about that actually truly I don't know what IVF is. I
thought it was like a a sperm and a OAM and they come together and then they make a at this point maybe I need to
look into that but that's allowed. I think we have three very good embryos that could be in Euro today and that if
implantation is successful as well and the pregnancy is maintained as we say in
the US we have a home run. Why is this man with this accent like this saying as we say in the US we have
a home run. Why he ain't saying like we say in Greece like excuse me you freaking weirdo. Don't ask we anything
in the US whenever you are doing secret clone experiments of human embryos. We in the US would like for you to go back.
Actually, I think I speak for all of us. Dr. Zavos also reveals he's produced cloned embryos from three dead people,
including Katie, who died in a car crash. He injected her DNA into a cow
egg, though he hasn't implanted the animal human hybrid. Not only can 20 years ago, 25 years ago,
they were in fact and indeed cloning humans, they were making cow human hybrids 20 years ago. If you think it's
a conspiracy theory, I wish it was. British scientists have condemned his work as reckless. Phoning of animals
such as Dolly has shown the technique carries risks of severe congenital abnormalities.
Something's wrong with him and be disgusting because he's sewing false
hope to begin with. So the individuals who are involved in this experiment, and that's what it is, an experiment, may
well not realize that the outcome is almost certainly going to be negative.
Um, and to put couples through that, in my opinion, is unethical.
And like there's a lot of conspiracy theories that I've heard over the years and like some of them like easy to believe, some of them middle, and some
of them are like you're never getting me to believe that ever. Ever. You're just never getting me to believe. And one of the categories of that conspiracy theory
for me was that they would say there was these underground government lads that had half human, half animals, half
human, half pig. It's the craziest thing. Ah, you're never going to get me to believe that. Well, imagine my surprise that I'm watching 20 years ago
that the man put a little girl and a cow hybrid together. Actually, maybe they got something underground. I mean,
you're not going to do it above the ground. If you could go in a cave or in a tunnel to do it, you might. This man
said he's doing stuff in secret. He was in fact and indeed making a human cow hybrid in his secret lab for real. He
said it. I mean I didn't I didn't look at the experiment. It was a long time ago. Dr. Zavos adapted a standard cloning
technique for his human patients. A standard cloning technique. Okay, so back in 30 years, 20 years ago, there
was already many techniques and some were standard. Okay, this is this is not new. He first took an egg from the
mother and stripped out the nucleus containing 99.9% of her DNA. He then took a skin cell
from the father and extracted the genetic material that was injected into the empty egg and given a jolt of
electricity to form a cloned embryo. Within a matter of days, the embryo
would have grown into a ball of 32 cells which Dr. Zavos implanted into the
mother's womb. So far, none of the attempts has led to a viable pregnancy. But this infertile
Canadian doctor who wants to remain anonymous says the technique is his only hope of having a child.
Pretty much decided that uh probably I would be the first one to be clone. But then, you know, if it worked, then we
might go on to have another child. Despite almost universal condemnation, Dr. Zavos has vowed to continue his
work. He says more than a hundred patients had contacted him in the hope of having a cloned baby.
So back in the late 90s and early 2000s there were a few scientists who were the
preeminent experts in cloning technology and cloning science period. And it would end
up being the case that they would work together but they also seem to have
fractured in their relationship at some point. Uh there was this guy in Italy. There was like an Italian scientist. And
then there was this Zavos guy we were just introduced to. And then there was another man who came from the cryogenics
society. He was in the leadership over there. And he wanted to throw his hat in the cloning ring as well. Avi Ben
Abraham. Okay. Avi Ben Abraham. And so in 2001, Ben Abraham along with this Dr.
Zavos, the one we just saw in the secret layer doing the half cow, half human, along with this third guy, this Italian
scientist who is an infertility specialist. They announced their attempt to clone the first human. Now, they said
they were going to do it in a an undisclosed country. In most of America, cloning hasn't been
outlawed, but public hostility is such the professor is looking elsewhere. By next year, there could be a clinic
where the first cloned babies will be born. In the next few weeks, Dr. Zos will be flying to the Mediterranean
where he'll be scouting out possible locations, which again, if it was not
outlawed completely federally in the United States, I don't know why they would have to say we're not going to say it. They just said we're going to do it in the United States where it's legal.
They were doing it in a quote undisclosed country. Well, y'all, all I had to do was watch a few YouTube videos to figure out that the that the country
was very obviously, you know, I'll just put the clip in here. Arrived in Israel today hoping to pave
the way for human cloning. Here, Zabos met with one of Israel's most influential religious leaders,
104year-old Rabbi Kaduri. With all my appreciation, despite widespread moral and ethical
objections to human cloning, Rabbi Kaduri gave the effort his official blessing.
There is a great wisdom in that process. God bless those who are doing it and uh
I'm all for it. Gadori has a lot of political clout. Israeli candidates routinely seek out
his blessing. So today's stamp of approval is seen as a first step towards persuading Israel to legalize cloning.
This is a great day for us and a great day for Israel. The man behind this weekend's political
maneuvering is Dr. Abi bin Abraham, a wealthy and well-connected member of the cloning consortium. If he succeeds in
his mission, he says the first human baby will be cloned in a fertility lab somewhere in Hifa north of Tel Aviv
within the next few years. Israel is the land of innovations and we're hoping that we'll be able to do it
here obviously under the umbrella of the legal system.
This is where he went to meet a local leader, okay, to get his blessing because you have to check in. It's it's
not much different, frankly, than the Hoovers or the Eugene Henley's or the, you know, Big U. You got to check in when you go into somebody's turf to do
such a thing. And some some speculated he was doing it maybe right off the coast here and there or whatever. But oh
god. Yeah. So we already made a video one time about the Cryion about how did Walt Disney's Frozen head and how Lingma
and it got the alore and I mean oh my god that video was good. Y'all need to go back and watch that. But one of the things that I covered in that video is
that people are purchasing basically like parking spots in the freezer tanks
of these cryogenics companies that are freezing their bodies or their heads or their genetic material in order to
reanimate them in the future. From what has been reported publicly, that has never actually worked. But that hasn't
stopped people from paying thousands of dollars to have their, you know, matter remains frozen. So this guy, he he was
all up in it. this um Avi Ben Abraham guy and it kind of looks like he maybe
was the plug into this undisclosed country. The procedure is a criminal offense in
the UK but not in this undisclosed Middle Eastern country. Like it looks like that's kind of like,
you know, he was in with them. He's like, "Oh, I I can introduce you. I know a guy that'll that'll give you the blessing or whatever." Then they did get
the blessing. There was also this press conference that they had. So they do this press conference and it actually
was reported about in the Tampa Bay Times. This was March 2001, the very
beginning of 2001. Now this article has been updated in 2005. It was updated. So I don't know is this the Yeah, this is
this is the updated version, but it says in a scientific forum punctuated by shouting matches, three doctors from the
United States, No, no, no. I'm going to correct that. three doctors, one from Greece.
If they choose to reproduce via this mode, they will reproduce via this mode. This is a freedom that they have in
America. It is a a a freedom that is under the constitution and is is is
guaranteed to them. One from Italy. If the law against the clone is is will
be approved, it will return the dark age like Afghanistan, like Iran. Please, I
am proud to be in America. And one from Israel. The man behind this weekend's political
maneuvering is Dr. Ai Ben Abraham, a wealthy and well-connected member of the cloning consortium.
Told critics Friday that nothing can stop their plan. H nothing can stop us
to create not just clone, not just cloned humans. No, no, no, no. Of course. What is it? What is it? What do
you think? Take it, guys. Clone children. Yeah, they want they want to clone children. They want children clones. They don't want adult clones.
Just think about that. Anyway, um they said more than 600 infertile couples
have already signed up. The wouldbe pioneers disclosed little new information about their project, first
announced 6 weeks ago and spurned the idea of submitting to ethical or scientific oversight by any government.
Instead, they spent four paleicfilled hours either belittling rival
researchers and weary politicians or trying to convince them. and a skeptical public that science is ready to move on
to cloning humans despite a disturbing rate of disease and deformities in similarly reproduced animals. Quote,
"Some claim that we're moving too fast. They are right," said Avi bin Abraham
again. "Some say we're moving too fast. They are right.
Stop pushing." Yeah. An American Israeli biotechnologist. You know what I thought about recently? What even is biotech?
Like we say it so much when you really think about it. It's like biology and technology together. I think we have enough of that. I think we we can stop
now. We have IVF and surrogates. Like do we really need clones for adopting? I mean there's also kids that don't, you
know, they lost their mommy and their daddy and they'll have none of that. So they need to adopt to get go adopt them, you know. I don't know. I don't know,
girl. I don't know. He's like, we are moving as fast as we can think, as fast as we can imagine, but we are proceeding
with the utmost responsibility according to who? Then there's this Italian doctor. pipes in. He already had pushed
the boundaries of fertility treatment by helping women become pregnant in their late 50s and early 60s. He and this
Zavos Greece guy, a Grecian reproductive physiologist who just left the
University of Kentucky, announced their project on January 25th, apparently becoming the first specialists in
reproduction to publicly set the goal of cloning a human being. Now, they do have
a a competitor for the first people to clone a human, and it's going to end up being a very bizarre alien religious
cult, okay? Or a religious cult that thinks they might be aliens or getting messages from aliens. Okay? So, then came Dolly the sheep and now
nobody's laughing anymore. Everybody's afraid and we are laughing. Cloning is not illegal in most states in
America. And the Raian movement has both the money and the scientific expertise.
I'm wondering who actually cloned the first human. Somebody definitely did. You know, it had problems. It probably
was like a Frankenstein. And maybe Mary Shel was trying to tell us something back in 1881.
Okay, so they have this forum and they got into it with each other. There was actually YouTube videos. There's videos of this exact incident. And I'm just
going to show y'all how fired up all three of these dudes were. They were they were they were fired up. They were in rare form
in the public saying that Severino and I cannot do this. And they're basing all that on circumstantial evidence. You
just can't do that. I want to remember professor professor Bush if the law against the the clone is
approved it will be return the dark age like
Afghanistan like the Taliban in Iran. What do you think of the Italian scientist that wants to clone a human
being this fall? As you know, I supported the anti-cloning legislation in the Congress
and uh I'll be making a statement about my views on how life and science should
uh interface uh when I'm ready.
So, this press conference and all that that was just leading up to them saying that they were going to try to do it. Well, remember this guy right here, that
Italian guy, the Italian fertility specialist. Look at this headline. Again, this is a headline. I didn't write it. This is from 2002. This was
over 20 years ago. Italy's auntie Nori says he's cloned three people.
So, we started this video, you know, is it possible? Is it legal? Is it allowed? Has it been done?
Well, according to the United Press International News Analysis Insight, May 9th, 2002, this fertility specialist
from Italy says yes, he did it three three times, three people. He shocked observers a month ago when he reportedly
said on the sidelines of a conference in the UAE that an Arab patient of his was
8 weeks pregnant with the world's first cloned human. He declined to elaborate.
However, the staff at his office in Rome would neither confirm nor deny the claim. This week, this scientist spoke
to Italian television reporters to say that he has helped three women become pregnant with clones, a claim his office
has confirmed. There are three of them, ranging from the sixth week to the 10th week of their terms. The pregnancies are
progressing nicely. Staff members did not provide additional information about the three women, citing their rights to
privacy. We live in hell. This was in 2002, y'all. This ain't 2025. So he said despite the outrage from political and
religious leaders over the possibility of cloned humans, the reason the project was top secret was not moral but social.
In the country, he said where these babies will be born, the children will be treated as monsters unless the
climate of persecution changes. Okay. Well, he did say, you know, one of the
countries was the UAE, which I don't know. I'm not Muslim, but I would imagine like, you know, Allah probably
like doesn't want clone babies. Maybe he does. I don't know. Somebody can tell me. Religious leaders were speaking out to you and saying this. No, we're not
doing cloning. This is not what God has intended of certain religions. We have there was a Catholic one. So, people
were really speaking out. And you see, you can also see how these guys are so good at propaganda because it's like, you're persecuting the clone. If there's
a clone baby going to school with your baby and it acts crazy and you have a problem with it, you are persecuting
that clone and it's going to be seen as a monster. Maybe it's going to be seen as a monster because something's wrong with it. I bet you if it just went to
school and acted normal, like probably nothing would be wrong. Nobody would look at it as a monster. I don't know, girl. I don't know. I don't know. Now, a
lot of people even back then were like, "He's lying, your honor." No, that's not true. He's not doing that. He just wants
clout. I'll leave it up to y'all whether you believe it or not. But that leads us to the next topic that I want to discuss
and we are going to do it in the next video of this series and that is right around exactly exactly I mean I'm
talking like on to the date timeline of when one of these three clone babies would have been born. There's a pretty
crazy religious cult out here that claims that they might have one of those babies.
Apparently this cult claimed that they had cloned a lot of humans. So we got to talk about that. It would be France.
Look what they let go on over there. Or maybe, you know, Montreal, Quebec, something. People did not like it over
there either. There's so many disastrous things that come can come about from somebody doing
this with a bad motive. I don't think we should allow it to manifest where it's actually cloned as a
as a human. Just the cells itself may be a benefit, but not not to the point
where there's a person like yourself or myself living among us. And in fact, and
indeed, it ended up turning out to be the case that in the UK in 2005, they finally just banned human cloning
outright in the law. Now, in the United States, they did go back and forth in
Congress or whatever about whether or not there should be a federal ban on
human cloning. To this day, December, whatever it is, 2025, there is no federal ban in the United States on
human cloning. Now, there is a ban in some states. So, there's only 1 2 3 4 5
6 7 There's only eight out of 50 states that just outright ban human cloning. That would be just for your information,
Arkansas, Michigan, North Dakota, South Dakota, Virginia, Arizona, Indiana, Oklahoma, and then some states have this
you can clone, but you can't clone for reproductive reasons. It can only be for scientific research, and you can only
let the clone be alive for 14 days, and you got to kill it. It's called clone and kill laws and those exist in
California, Connecticut, Iowa, Louisiana. And this just blows my mind cuz I think Louisiana just outlawed
abortion. So they have a law in Louisiana that if you clone a human embryo, you must kill it. You must you
must. But then you can't. Anyway, also these clone and kill states include also
Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, and Rhode Island. Again, like I
said, the UK done banan cloning. The whole UK done said no, you can't do that. But as of as of right now, it's
there's no federal ban. Now, we do see Bill Clinton would come out and say and he would make statements like we got to
ban cloning or whatever, but like I don't think that ever happened. Our administration believes that there are loopholes that could allow the
cloning of human beings if such if the technology were developed. Therefore, today I am issuing a directive that bans
the use of any federal funds for any cloning of human beings. Tonight, I ask you to pass legislation to prohibit the
most egregious abuses of medical research, human cloning in all its forms, creating or implanting embryos
for experiments, creating human animal hybrids, and buying, selling, or
patenting human embryos. I don't think it ever happened. Uh, and from all my research, it never happened.
So that's like one of the biggest revelations to me from this series and and what I learned is like I just
assumed and took for granted that cloning humans was illegal. I thought it wasn't allowed. I thought it wasn't
allowed anywhere. Come to find out it's allowed a lot of places and it was allowed a lot of a lot a lot of places
until fairly recently. Anyway, so um these people right here, they not they over there in Canada and this was all
going on in the early 2000s. Adam and Eve. It's the first human being created through through human planning.
His name is Rael and he heads a wealthy wellorganized religious sect whose faith
is science and whose ambition is to use existing technology to clone a human
being. So on December 26th, the day after Christmas 2002, a company named
Clonade, led by a French exjournalist who ran a religious group, which
probably, you know, is appropriate to call it a religious cult named the Railians. Okay. The Raens. Got it. Now,
they claimed to have cloned a baby girl named Eve. So weird they named her Eve, too, because Adam and Eve, the first
woman, so the first clone is named Eve. Anyway, Eve allegedly was born in an undisclosed country where cloning is not
illegal. Well, could have been this one. Could have been another one. Anyway, Clone Aid held a press conference in
Hollywood, Florida. Oh god, how many roads lead to Hollywood, Florida? That's where Star Search and Mickey Mouse Club
was. Lechu. Anyway, they held this press conference to announce the birth, but they did not bring up the baby clone.
I'm very, very pleased to announce that the first baby clone um is born. She was
born yesterday at 11:55 uh
a.m. in the country where she was born. So this will not give you more details
about the location. She she's fine. We call her Eve between
us. You knew that of course some suggested it and I thought it was a good idea actually. You won't have the right
name. And you know for a long time I thought that this press conference will
be with the baby, the parents, the scientists, everybody surrounding me and
uh having pleasure announcing it. stand alone. And there is a reason to that is
that um it hasn't been easy to face the word with this announcement and we've uh
we have been discussing with the parents the last 3 months how we would handle
today and uh they decided not to show up yet. They will. I hope they will and I
wish them well. We started really to work with human eggs in January of this
year. So it took us 3 months to finalize and this is very short and that's why I
said is it luck or is it hard work? I do believe it's hard work and but we had
really good success very quickly and refined the technique for human eggs until spring where we started to have
implantation. We had 10 implantations and five of them during the first 3
weeks uh were terminated spontaneously. So they're out here saying that the that
they have a cloned baby and it and it was born. Now if you reverse engineer the timeline we do timelines on this
channel. This human clone baby, Eve, could have very, very well been one of
those three clone pregnancies from the previous video where those scientists were like, "We have three successful
clone implantations or implantations or whatever." May 9th, 2002, this fertility
specialist from Italy says, "Yes, he did it three three times. Three people." He shocked observers a month ago when he
reportedly said on the sidelines of a conference in the UAE that an Arab
patient of his was 8 weeks pregnant with the world's first cloned human and then
those that nobody ever heard from them clone babies. So like maybe they didn't survive the pregnancies or maybe they did and if they did then what? So, we'll
have this clip right here. And this clip is kind of what led me to believe that that might be what's going on because
this lady is like, "We're working with some specialists, with some experts, but
not linked with them financially, but we're just working with them." So, now we have three scientists working
uh almost full-time in a lab here in the United States with the major goal for us
to to produce a human embryo by human colleague. And it's like, okay, so for research purposes, did one of your cult
members carry the baby? Among the volunteer surrogate mothers for human clones are these young
devotees of the Ryelian sect. I always wanted a baby, but you know, the problem of overpopulation and and
it's a dedication for 20 years, which is too long cuz I want to do so much for others. If I dedicate myself to one kid,
I won't be able to help all the one that needs help right now. And I'm just going to throw in some clips here of how weird
this cult is and how willing they are to do it. Dr. Bridget Wasilier is cloning humans.
We're dealing with human reproduction and we are preparing embryos in a laboratory uh that is included in the
clinic and this is located in a place where it's perfectly legal to do it. So
that's the background. Uh we do have six scientists working full-time and we have
experts who are associated to us but are not linked to us by any financial thing.
They are just experts who are looking at what we're doing in the sense that they will be our witnesses uh when when we
just publish and when when we open that to the public. We have very healthy
blast and we hope to present the baby and and then then mom my mother she's a
doctor and she was working on it for a while and then I grew up and it was time
for me where my body starts feeling I want a kid and I thought that having a kid like if it's for science if it's for
the whole humanity and if it's for a couple who are infertile and want a kid
and then I could have that kid. I could have the experience of being pregnant which I really want to go through and
and I won't have to keep the kids. Basically, one day I heard of this new
technique and then I understood they needed target mothers. I simply set myself forward as
a volunteer candidate. I'm going to help science bring a child
into the world. I'm going to carry the child for 9 months and at the end of the 9 months I'm going to give it back.
Like they talk about the cloning of the It's not like a secret. It's like a cloning cult. And I don't even know if I can even show what their cult logo looks
like on YouTube. Now, they did seem to have like a rebrand of the cult logo probably for those reasons. Um, and it
looks like also maybe they were trying to operate in Israel and it's kind of hard to operate in Israel if you have a sticker as your logo. Um, but I girl I
don't know. I mean looked like the seal of Solomon mixed with the sticker. So I mean girl, I don't know. And it's just
it's just oh it reminds me so much of the lifeboat foundation. Yes to human cloning. No. No to human cloning. Again
the rail the the rail ra realism. The railens. Raen railens. The railens.
Really? Okay. Anyway, so after this claim was
made, right, it wasn't, oh, we have the technology. Oh, we did it and then we killed it after 14 days. Oh, we got a pregnancy. No, no, no, no. She said they
were out here and they had a baby and it was Eve and she was alive. Now, they didn't show any proof for that. So, again, we had naysayers saying that
wasn't true. That didn't happen. So, they always try to say it's an undisclosed country, but then somebody somewhere like lets it slip. They let
the cat out of the bag. We have a headline here. It says Baby Eve clone is in Israel. Company chief claims Florida
judge throws out guardianship petition. All roads lead to Florida guardianships.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The head of a company claiming to have cloned humans said Wednesday that the alleged first
human clone ever known as Baby Eve is in Israel. Bridget Boyceier, chief
executive officer of clone aid, made the disclosure under oath at a hearing into whether Florida should appoint a
guardian for Eve. I knew this was how where they were heading with this. I said some stuff off camera I can't even
say cuz y'all are going to try to put me in asylum or somebody will. I know y'all won't, but somebody might. But this
could start explaining a whole lot more why people like guardianship so damn much. Is there like a clone generation
up on the rise at this point now? They're older than 18. This stuff was happen. This is 2002. The judge said no.
No, no guardian for this child. Now, this scientist also maintained under oath that two other cloned babies have
been born. So again, I renew my speculation that these three clone babies are the same exact three clone
babies that those three doctors, the Israeli, the Greece, and the Italian were doing in their press conference.
They had said that it was three and they wouldn't say where it was and all that and because the people would think they
were monsters or whatever. So I think the same I think it could be the same three and then they just volunteered to be the the incubators or the the
surrogates. But she said this under oath at a hearing and this is after she had the press conference where she said they
have Eve and she wanted to get a guardianship over this baby or she wanted somebody to she maintained under
oath under you like I'm I'm guessing penalty of perjury. I don't know what under oath would be other than that. There's three of them and they all been
born. Now the company clone aid was founded by a man who also created the
religious sect. Oh, and he claims, this cult claims that life on Earth was started by extraterrestrials.
So, the man who founded and started the company that does the cloning also founded and started the cult who thinks
that we, you know, life on Earth was started by aliens. Extraterrestrials specifically. Expelled from his native
France, former racing car driver and journalist Rael now has his base in Canada. It's his ambition to build the
structure shown in this model near Jerusalem. Its purpose to welcome the alien race which inspired his interest
in human cloning. The flying saucer is apparently a full-scale replica of the one he originally witnessed in a volcano
in France. Ryel first inspired Dr. Belier, a disciple, to develop research
into human cloning. He founded Clone Aid and believes cloning is the way to an
eternal life where we'll eventually transfer our memories and personalities into adult replicas.
I was first on the earth to say cloning, human cloning is coming very soon. That
was 28 years ago uh after the encounter with these very
advanced civilization from space. Now, importantly, by 2002, they had really
not offered any proof that the babies existed or that clones can actually exist. It could also be the fact that
the babies was born messed up and they weren't real proud of it, but they were were proud of it, but they didn't want to show that what the babies were
looking like. I don't know. They never did offer any proof, you know, hardcore proof. They just said they just said it
happened. Now, she initially promised DNA tests to prove that Eve was a clone, but later she backed out, saying the
parents were concerned that the court was going to try to take the baby away. Now, she said that she's only seen a
videotape of the baby. Now, after her testimony, the Broward County Circuit Judge ruled he had no jurisdiction over
the case and he threw the case out. So, again, like this is where Scientology is based. It's based in in Pan. Can we put
a map up? Show Penllis County Clear Water and please show me how far away Fort Lauderdale is. Thank you. Now, by
January 2003, that's when the two more clone babies were born. One to a Dutch lesbian couple and another the first boy
clone to a couple in Japan. That's according to, you know, this article here. Now, this is a way back archive of
the Clone A website from 2004. Now, importantly, the Clone A website's still up and running today. You can go type it in, and go look it up right now today.
But we got an archive picture from 2004 claiming three babies are now alive
thanks to our dedicated team of doctors and scientists with babies born in Australia, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, Italy,
England, and Hong Kong. Thousands of families have contacted clone in the last couple of years in the hope to see
a laterb born twin of their deceased family member again. Oh, twin. Like they
were saving the twin and utter for several years and until after the first twin died. Belated twin. Many of those
families are families of celebrities, business leaders, and political leaders. We are currently working on the case of
a prime minister whose son had lost his life and been killed. We at Clone A are very proud that we've been able to
realize this dream for some of those families already because of celebrities. We are going to talk about celebrity
clone theories in the next video. And I just want to as a spoiler put that Zena Le right next to Taylor Swift. This is
one of the conspiracy theories. Okay, we're going to get into that, but that's in the next video. But this is what this website had said. Again, y'all, there's
no proof for this. I didn't see proof for this. This could be some people with having a schizophrenic delusion as far as I'm aware. Okay, I'm just reading you
what the website said in 2004 that families of celebrities and business leaders and political leaders, now this
2004. This is like years. This is like almost 10 years after Britney Spears hit the scene, you know? So, no wonder
there's Britney Spears clone theories. Again, we'll get into that in the next video. They said they were very proud
that they were able to realize this dream for some of the families. The world's first clone baby boy is actually
the belated twin of his dead brother. Please girl. He was born January 2003,
shortly after the first baby girl, Eve, was born. According to his parents, he has developed different behaviors than
the twin. So, they're calling him a twin instead of a clone cuz he don't act like the person he got cloned. Like, that's
the thing. We learned this in the first video. Sometimes don't even look like him. You just It's like pulling a But he
likes the same toys. Oh, shocker. Little boys like trains. Got it. Contrary to what some bad movies try to make people
believe, cloning a dead person is not about exploiting people in difficult times. But about providing another
option for them instead of grief and despair. No, baby girl, baby boy. That's a trap. You got to just go through
grief. We all got to go through grief. It's just part of it. I think it's weird when they do the AI cloning of a deceased loved one. That freaks me out.
Well, speaking with the data, it used to be something you needed a medium for or maybe even a Ouija board to do, but now
one AI startup says you can do it with your phone. The app is called Two-Way, and it lets you upload photos and video
of just about anybody to create your own AI avatar. Two-way promising to let
users chat with business luminaries, actors, even historical figures like William Shakespeare. But it's the
promise of keeping grandma alive digitally that's drawing attention now. He's listening. Put your hand on your
tummy and hum to him. You used to love that. Just gave me chills. Uh recently it was
I believe Martin Luther King Jr. His family came out and said someone from his family was like, "Can you stop
making AI like motivational speeches? It's like very weird and very creepy." Other living loved ones of deceased
relatives have said, "Can you stop making AI remakes of my dead family member?" It's freaking me out. The last
paragraph of this article says, "In a not tooistant future, advanced cloning technologies will allow us even to
recreate a deceased person in an adult body." This was in 2004, 21 years ago.
with all his past experiences and memories allowing mankind to enter the age of immortality as it has been
announced by his holiness Rael. Oh, that's why it's realism. His holiness
Rael, founder of clone aid in 1973 already after his contact. Okay, so he got contacted by the Elohim in 1973.
When was Scientology established? So he thinks the Elohim are mankind's extraterrestrial creators. Where have I
heard this Elohim before? Elohim. Nephilim, Saraphim, the Elohim,
which whose name in is in the Bible and it's they are the creators of life on
earth. They came on the earth with very advanced civilization long time ago. They came on the earth, build a big
laboratories and inside these laboratories using DNA and genetic uh
engineering they did create all life on earth. Then they said, "As of March 1st, 2004, 30 human clones have been
implanted and 23 pregnancies are under way." Okay. Well, I don't know if any of
that's true and we will supplement this heavily with clips because don't take it from me. And frankly, don't take it from
them either. They seem a little bit off their rocker and a little bit deranged. I'm not really sure we could take them for their word, but that's what they
said. So, apparently, according to them, yes, you can clone a human. And yes, they did indeed have human clones being
born. all over the world. Now, I'm like, "Oh my god, I'm just It does make you kind of have to start having some
conspiratorial thoughts, which is why we're going to get into celebrity clone conspiracy theories."
In my research, I came across a few clone celebrity clone theories, but it's kind of like once you start looking at
clone, whatever, you just start seeing it everywhere. So, I have noticed kind of like an uptick on my personal
algorithm of celebrity clone theories. Now, these are like conspiracy theories, of course, obviously, but I'm going to
refrain from giving my personal opinion on most of these conspiracy theories, but I do want to just say these are
conspiracy theories from the internet. I am not saying that any of them are true. I do not know any of these people, nor
do I know whether they are a clone or not. That is something you're going to have to take up with the appropriate authorities. That's not me. That's not
in my jurisdiction. Okay. So, the first celebrity clone conspiracy theory, it's
hard to know which first one that I heard of, but I definitely remember early on hearing about this. Avil Lavine
is a clone conspiracy theory. I if you if you want to know what I think that I am, I think that I'm just a
rock chick and I like to rock out and I heard about it a long time ago,
but then Sloan made a video about it a couple years ago and then I think he made another recent video about it
again. The conspiracy that Aver Lavine has been replaced has continued for two
decades. Even though Aver Lavine has responded to the allegations that she
was replaced by a woman named Melissa, nobody seems to believe her. After
comparing photo evidence, comparing handwriting, and even comparing their speech patterns, there's a noticeable
difference between Aver Leavine in 2002 and the new Averine we were introduced
to in 2003. But there are some compelling pieces of evidence if these
photos are to be believed. Anything can be photoshopped of course that maybe Averil Lavine has a body double. Like
the Averil you see nowadays isn't the real Avil and it's been that way for a very long time. Basically back in 2002,
Averil Lavine was blowing up and she wasn't the type that enjoyed the paparazzi or the red carpets. So her
record label hired a lookalike that would do all of those things for her. Melissa Vindel. Story goes that Abra
Lavine herself. Now, this is when Abra Lavine was the most popular she's ever been. So, the theory is that the record
label did not want that to go away. So, they had Melissa step in. What the compelling evidence is to me
is, you know, they'll show her ear. The ear looks completely different. Or they'll show like certain like traits,
certain like facial features that are supposedly not things that you could easily change. You know, ear is one of
them. I don't exactly even remember the details of it. Again, y'all, these are conspiracy theories. I'll just put the clip in here. As you can see in this
picture, they do look very different. But maybe it was just a makeover. But one person started measuring everything
and measurements went in. Things did change. I mean, the space between the eyebrows is bigger. The nose is
narrower. The space between the chin and the lip is a lot smaller. The brow line is different. Pretty much everything on
her face is adjusted just a little bit, which makes people think even more that it's Melissa. We also, we could never do
this video without talking about the Britney Spears clone conspiracy
theories. And I almost thought this should be its own whole video cuz it's been going on for a long time. And there's a lot of evidence that people
like to point to to say Britney Spears in her current iteration is a clone or Britney Spears has clones running
around. Mainly the biggest theory that is out there right now is that Britney
has been cloned. And listen, I'm not mad at y'all for thinking this. I ain't. I'm
just going to say that this theory alleges that Britney has been replaced by a body double or a clone. Some
believe that Britney passed away in a car accident back in 2001. Apparently, in June of 2001, Dallas radio DJs Kramer
and Twitch falsely reported that Britney and Justin Timberlake had gotten into a car accident and they had both passed
away. This false report led to all kinds of panic among fans who then called the
police and fire department so much that the phone lines were being flooded from
calls from all over the world. LA authorities ended up having to issue a statement confirming that there was no
accident. The DJs were eventually fired for this though and they claimed that
they had gotten permission to start the rumor from the program director. At least that was the story at the time. I
mean, Keith Kramer, one of the radio hosts, started posting on social media back in 2023 when the clone theories
were at their height, making it seem like a firefighter friend of his actually told him about the car wreck
and that it was real. People are saying that she was cloned after that accident
and that it really happened. You think about like if she had passed away
and certain behind the scene entities have the power
to clone, why wouldn't they? Why wouldn't they to continue to control? So like people are
putting this together like this really makes sense. Now these posts that were going out were quickly deleted and
Britney's manager confirmed that she was fine and well. It could be body doubles.
I want to just say Hollywood Life claims it's come across a casting notice searching for a Britney Spears body double for an upcoming music
video and it's pretty specific. The ad seeks an aspiring double who is 5'4, 130
lb, wears a size four dress and a size 7 shoe. The standin must also have measurements of or extremely close to 32
27 35 with a C cup and be between the ages of 21 to 33. It's widely believed
that Britney used a body double for her Till the World Ends music video and the singer denied using a doppelganger in
her hold it against Me video despite rumors. Um, a lot of times, you know, there are like there's even a video that
is public and goes around of Britney Spears backstage recording a music video and another a body double wearing her
exact outfit walks through in the video and it's like, you know, this has been out for years. So, I do want to play a
few clips and let y'all know the different parts and aspects of the Britney Spears a clone theory, but they
definitely like to the theorists like to point to the song where it's like she's
an original. I don't I don't know the song, but then it's like she wanted you to know she's been clone. She's been
cloned. Yeah. No wonder the record label didn't want anybody to hear it. What the
And it's like, oh no, she's the clone. And then there was another time there's a music video where Britney Spears did,
it wasn't live action, it was a live music video. It was a cartoon like animated and she's like a comic book
hero, cartoon hero superhero and she's running around and she's supposedly escaping the Britney Spears a clone
factory. I don't know how much of that I'm going to be able to show. Definitely can't play the song. Um, people point to her teeth. I've been asked a lot to
discuss Britney Spears's teeth. People think she's a clone. My name is Dr. Rona. I'm a dentist. I'm going to debunk
the teeth situation. On the left hand side, we can see her teeth are very straight. They're very symmetrical. And on the right hand side, we can see a
little gap has formed. However, gaps can form over time for various reasons. For example, if you lose a tooth at the
back, the teeth at the front can drift because they're like, "Oh, there's a gap and what am I going to do with it?" There's also other reasons that your
teeth the bottom could be drifting affecting the way that your teeth are moving. Gum disease can also be an indicator, but I doubt Britney has that.
She may have had some dental work done, something like veneers. It's difficult to tell, actually. I've been looking at some photos, but if she has had them
done again, the teeth can move apart from each other. This doesn't mean that she is a clone. People point to her eyes sometimes. I
mean, sometimes these girls, they get a little carried away. They'll be zooming in on her hand and then they'll use like an app to AI enhance and it'll have like
six fingers then or something. And it's like, well, girl, I mean, that's not And then they'll analyze the thing as if
it's like they'll they'll it'll be like a a three pixel picture of Britney Spears from TMZ or something like all
the way across the way and they zoom in, zoom in, zoom in, and they put this AI filter and it turns her into Yassified
and it's like, that's not Britney. And it's like, no, it's not, but okay. Sony
Twitter hacked falsely claims Britney Spears died. That is another aspect of
those theories. As well as there is this paperwork from the Britney Spears conservatorship in the court. It's like
a filed court document from 2009 or 2010 and this would have been about two one to two years after the conservatorship
started and it says conservity Britney Spears deceased and then Sony claims she
died but then they said they were hacked. Sony Music Entertainment's Twitter account falsely announced yesterday that
singer Britney Spears had died. She is in fact alive. The inaccurate report
also appeared on Bob Dylan's Twitter account. Now, a hacker group called Our Mind says that it broke into Sony's
account to correct that report. So, then of course there's the Jamie Fox
clone conspiracy theories. I'll put a couple clips there. I snuck my phone cuz I didn't know what the outside world was saying. And so, I
snuck my phone to see what people were saying. I've just been in this hospital and I couldn't get my mind around it. I had a stroke. I'm in perfect shape. The
clone [ __ ] threw me. Yes. When they said I was a clone, that made me flip in the hospital. That's it.
These [ __ ] are trying to clone me. I didn't have a stroke. So, I'm sitting in my I'm sitting in in the hospital bed like these [ __ ] ass. And
then I saw me walk into my room, but I'm white. So, I see the white white me, but he had a Caesar too.
All that the white me. And I'm like and I'm trying to get their attention and no one said anything. And I'm like,
that's it. They trying to clone me. This [ __ ] is all a thing. And so the next morning I was out of my bed. I was
standing there like uh uh Chris Pratt in Jurassic Park. I said, "What's up, Fox?" I said, "I know what's up. You're trying
to clone me, [ __ ] I saw the white clone uh and I know why you trying to clone me and make me white cuz I'll
sell better overseas and all this other kind." And then he actually made a video called
Tyrone was cloned or something. And I think that the clone theories of him being cloned were like maybe like a
little bit of a marketing thing for that movie, but like I don't really know. Um, but that's not the only celebrities who
have these clone conspiracy theories. Of course, how could we get through a section about this without talking about Kanye West might be a robotic clone
conspiracy theories. There have been speculations all over the internet that Kanye has been cloned, right? I know,
ridiculous claims, right? Well, let's find out together. Hear me out, you guys. While it's true that Kanye was
always very controversial, this new Kanye isn't quite the one that we're used to. First of all, isn't it a bit
suspicious that he disappeared for some time only to show up as a whole different person from looks, fashion
sense, and even physique? Uh, Kanye clone, you ain't fooling nobody. They
allege that he was supposedly replaced by a clone Kanye in 2016, and that's
when he started acting so different and so weird. And I'm dead. Picasso is dead.
Walt Disney is dead. I'm dead. Steve Jobs is dead. I called the head of
Payless. I'm like, I'm dead. Really? Whenever he says that they put him into the asylum and drugged him and
stuff. What they were really doing was cloning him. So that's the clone theory. I think there are clones. Okay. And I
think Kanye is a clone. And I'm going to tell you why. I'm going to tell you why. He remember he was really talking a lot.
He was really saying too much. The cabal didn't like that. You know, the Illuminati, the cabal, they did not like
how much he was saying. He was calling a lot of people out. And he said, "If I go away and I come back and I look
different, that is not me." What the happened? He went, he was gone. And they me
I'm here with my homies. Of course, the Oh my god. Stop. They have Cory Gamble behind Donald Trump and
Kanye West in the thumbnail. Look, robot. See it? The jerks.
Robot. He's dead or hiding somewhere. Look.
Look. No. So at all, robot. Anyway, there's also conspiracy theories
about like this time period is whenever Kanye West had bleached his hair and that is supposedly like to um signify
that he has done a a wipe, personality wipe. There's something strange going on with Kanye West. Anytime he calls out
powerful people, political figures, or the systems he says control the industry, something happens to him. He
spirals into a massive rant, the headlines explode, and then he vanishes into a hospital room. People who follow
this theory look all the way back to 2002 and the car accident that almost killed him. They believed that moment
changed more than just his jaw. They say it was the start of a version of Kanye that felt managed, controlled, and
almost manufactured. But things got intense in 2016. He goes onto stage, names names, calls out politicians and
billionaires, and within days, he's suddenly hospitalized. George Bush doesn't care about black
people. After that moment, his entire presence shifts. His face looks different, his voice sounds different, his beliefs have
changed, and the Kanye that people grew up with is completely gone. So, you know, the the other thing too that I you
know, again, I'm going to refrain from what I believe, but I'll just say, you know, there's a kind of middle ground
here where it's not actually cloning Kanye West, but it is kind of, you know,
labbotomizing him in some way. That's how they used to do it with physical labbotoies on people in these insane
asylums and the psych wards. And that's why it really does kind of give me pause whenever I see people talking about
making sane asylums great again. They used to lobomize people in them, y'all. And and now allegation is that they're
labbotomizing people chemically with these substances, these very very highdosese chemicals in their brains.
And Kanye said it was hard for him, Britney Spears said whenever she was in this forced treatment, bridges to
recovery, that she was given lithium. Anybody that's on lithium, have you ever seen anybody that's been on lithium for
a long time and what it does to their brain? There's a lot of conspiracies on the internet regarding Britney Spears.
is probably the most famous example of somebody that was forced put on lithium for years. People think that she's dead.
People have put up all of these theories on Tik Tok that this is not the same Britney Spears. Look at her teeth, her
spacing, her face has changed, her forehead looks different. You can find so many conspiracies that people that
actually believe that the government has killed Britney Spears and that they've hired some other woman to act like her
on her Instagram. This is what people believe. Want to know what I believe? I believe that Britney Spears is showing
you what happens when you are put on lithium for a long time. People are just so stunned. They've they can't even fathom what has happened to her. And
it's that simple. This is what happens to your brain when you are put on lithium. There is no pathway back. And that breaks my heart to say that. By the
way, I'm not saying that to mock Britney Spears whatsoever. I think it is absolutely horrific that she was put on
something as powerful as lithium for as long as she was put on lithium against her will. It is a crime that that
happened to her. She said she was given so much lithium that she couldn't even talk to her parents to tell them what
was going on. She couldn't even talk. And she claims that the reason why that happened is because she was in the
residency was about to start. Her third, fourth resident, third residency was about to start. She was practicing. She
was in rehearsal. They wanted her to do this dance move she didn't want to do. She didn't really elaborate on it. But
the speculation is that it was like she was kind of getting tired of doing all this stuff. Like she's like, "I have kids. I'm a mother. I just want to
dance." you know, like Janet Jackson or whatever. Like she doesn't just want to dance. And um she said no to a dance
move. They immediately brought the whole team behind closed doors except her. Left her out and talked for 45 minutes.
And she said immediately they put her on lithium. She was chastised by her doctor. Now, why aren't you cooperating
with the people in the tour and you know, things like that. And she claims that she was put on so much lithium she
couldn't even talk. She had to sit in a chair all day, all day and talk to this lady. She said it was the worst thing I ever been through. And she had been in a
conservatorship for like 10 years already by that point. When I came off that tour, a new show in Las Vegas was
supposed to take place. I started rehearsing early, but it was hard because I'd been doing Vegas for four
years and I needed a break in between. But no, I was told this is the timeline and this is how it's going to go. I
rehearsed four to four days a week. Half of the time in the studio and half of the other time in a West Lake studio. I
was basically directing most of the show with my whereabouts where I preferred to rehearse and actually for the
choreography, meaning I taught my dancers my new choreography myself. I take everything I do very seriously.
There's tons of video with me at rehearsals. I wasn't good. I was great. I led a room of 16 new dancers in
rehearsals. It's funny to hear my manager side of the story. They all said I wasn't participating in rehearsals and
I never agreed to take my medication, which my medication is only taken in the mornings, never at rehearsal. They don't
even see me. So, why are they even claiming that? When I said no to one dance move into rehearsals, um it was as
if I planted a huge bomb um somewhere. And I I said, "No, I don't want to do it
this way." After that, my management and my dancers and my assistant of the new people that were supposed to do the new
show all went into a room, shut the door, and didn't come out for at least 45 minutes. Ma'am, I'm not here to be
anyone's slave. I can say no to a dance move. I was told by my at the time therapist, Dr. Benson, who died, that my
manager called him in that moment and told him I wasn't cooperating or following the guidelines in rehearsals.
And he also said I wasn't taking my medication, which is so dumb because I've had the same lady every morning for
the past eight years give me my same medication and I'm nowhere near these stupid people. It made no sense at all.
There was a week period where they they were nice to me and they said I don't want to do and I told them I don't want
to do the um wait there they were nice to me. They said if I don't want to do the New Vegas show I don't have to cuz I
was getting really nervous. I said I can wait. It was like they told me I could wait. It was like lifting literally 200
lb off of me when they said I don't have to do in the show anymore cuz it was I was really really hard on myself and it
was too much. Um I couldn't take it anymore. So I remember telling my assistant, "But you know what? I feel
weird. If I say no, I feel like they're going to come back and be mean to me or punish me or something." 3 days later
after I said no to Vegas, my therapist sat me down in a room and said he had a million phone calls about how I was not
cooperating in rehearsals and I haven't been taking my medication. All of this was a false. He he immediately the next
day put me on lithium out of nowhere. He took me off my normal meds I'd been on for 5 years and lithium is a very very
strong um and completely different medication compared to what I was used to. You can go mentally impaired if you
take too much, if you stay on it longer than 5 months. But he put me on that and I felt drunk. I really couldn't even
take up for myself. I couldn't even have a conversation with my mom or dad really about anything. I told him I was scared
and I my doctor had me on six different nurses with this new medication come to my home, stay with me to monitor me on
this new medication which I never wanted to be on to begin with. There were six different nurse nurses in my homes and
they wouldn't let me get in my car to go anywhere for for a month. Not only did my family not do a goddamn thing, my dad
was all for it. anything that happened to me had to be approved by my dad. And my dad only like he didn't know that I
was told I had to be tested over the Christmas holidays before they sent me away when my kids went home to Louisiana. He was the one who approved
all of it. My whole family did nothing. Over the two week holiday, a lady came
into my home for 4 hours a day, sat me down, and did a psych test on me. It took forever. But I was I was told I had
to then I was told after I did the psych test with this lady basically saying I had failed the test or whatever and
whatever. Um, I'm sorry Britney, you have to listen to your doctors. They are planning to send you to a small home in
Beverly Hills to do a small rehab program that we're going to make up for you. You're going to pay $60,000 a month
for this. I cried on the phone for an hour and he loved every minute of it. the control he had over someone as
powerful as me as he loved the control to hurt his own thousand%. He loved it.
I packed my bags and went to that place. I worked 7 days a week, no days off, which in California the only similar
thing to this is called sex trafficking. Making anyone work work against their will taking all their possessions away,
credit card, cash, phone, passport card, and placing them in a home where they they work with the people who live with
them. They all they all lived in the house with me, the nurses, the 24/7 security. So um you know that's one kind
of middle ground theory is that nobody's being cloned but they are being kind of like re you know labbotom reprogrammed
some might say and you know the conspiracy theories do spiral out because a lot of times Britney Spears
will be brought up with project MK Ultra which was a mind control experiment done on Americans and others by our very own
government and in coordination with governments of other nations including Canada. There were MK Ultra experiments
done in Montreal. None of the things that I'm saying right now are conspiracy theories. This part right here, what I'm telling y'all, there's paperwork to
prove it. I'm going to put it up on the screen. MK Ultra project. Most of the files allegedly supposedly have been destroyed. And there's just a few
remaining that do prove its existence. And Montreal McGill University was one of the universities that was doing this
stuff. And they would put female insane asylum patients to sleep for like 30 days induced like coma kind of. And um
when they woke up, they wouldn't be able to walk. They would have forgotten how to speak. One lady stayed under for like
months and her daughter has written like a mainstream media like article about it
and it was a lot of women were were treated that way. And so I don't necessarily think it's the farthest cry
from possible to imagine Britney Spears might be being treated in ways that people women specifically were treated
in insane asylums in the past. And in particular, whenever you learn the fact, the publicly known fact that Jaime
Spears, Britney's conservator and father, his own mother had been institutionalized by his father. And so
this was something that would have been familiar to him and in his life to just, you know, lock her up. She don't want to do an ants move. Okay. Well, drug her,
make her figure it out. Do whatever you have to do. Oh, I'm the conservator and I'll sign for it. I had to have Robin's approval
before I spoke with Britney about a question Britney had.
her birthday. Is she going to be okay working on her birthday? Sure. What do you want her like? I don't know. Like, could she rehearsse
on her birthday? She's good at rehearsal. Yeah. Yeah. That's fantastic. What kind of things would she do or would she control?
She every like little little things like Britney would say, "Hey, is there any way we could have sushi for dinner?" And
I would hear Robin say, "You had sushi yesterday. It's too expensive. You you don't need it again." Maybe there's a
lot more behind that, but I'm only seeing the outside. But if she pushed back a little bit, they pushed harder
and then the yelling got louder. Then Jamie would come up and say, "No, you're not. You're not having this." And then
it would escalate to not having the boys.
But Jamie, you need to give us the days that she has the kids and needs to be home. I'll take care of the kids and she'll
just come in wherever cuz I'm going to be the one to go stay with the kids.
No, he does say hi to Murphy. What's up, boys? So now, you know, again, I'm not saying
that's what happened either, but it's easier for me to kind of believe that one than like, you know, people are being cloned, but y'all learning what
I've learned about clones, it's kind of like I'm not going to get too mad at the conspiracy theorists for thinking it. I think I could see from the last four or
five episodes of this series how they might have arrived at that conclusion um or belief. So, that brings me back
around to Kanye West. Now, it's like widely commonly known that Kanye West has contributed to problems for
Hollywood and to certain parts of it and certain people, etc., etc. I certainly don't agree with everything the man
says. I agree with not much of what he says probably. But anyway, there's these clone theories. Okay, so the theories
that he got replaced in 2016, right, whenever he was starting to be used as like a political operative, basically he
kind of stayed out of polit. No, he didn't. 2005, he said George Bush does not care about black people. He was political the whole time. George Bush
doesn't care about black people. Please call
in the past few days. So that's I guess probably one of the things like why did he switch so much? We did learn in episode 1 and three that
the personalities of the clones can often be very different. So maybe it's just trying for new Kanye clones each
time. Anyway, um shout out to to Kanye West for exposing Harvey. What's his name and all that because he did talk
about that, right? Like they threaten him with it still. We'll get you. Well, uh, it's back to zombie land. What is a
zombie? Let me read this Harley. This is how he was expected. This is a trainer, but
come to find out he's actually Canadian intelligence, but this is my trainer. So, this shows you the kind of handlers
that are around the superstars of California. Right? So, it says, "I'm going to help you one of a couple ways.
First, you and I sit down and have a loving and open conversation, but you don't use cuss words. And everything
that is discussed is based in fact and not some crazy stuff that dumb friend of
yours told you or you saw in a tweet. Second option, I have you institutionalized again where they
medicate the crap out of you and you go back to zombie land forever. Playd date with the kids just won't be the same.
Anyway, that brings us We're in politics land. that for how could we how can we get through this video without talking about that Joe Biden is a clone
conspiracy theories and y'all clone maybe robot I would believe I will never
forget how many Joe Biden is not Joe Biden he's wearing a mask conspiracy theories there were going on in the
presidential election people are now claiming that Joe Biden has a different skin color on his neck
you have to you have to talk the same look at the neck and the market is that if you have all
of all of the tax breaks essentially all the tax All the benefits going to the top one of
shadow shadow doesn't move including going back to the great depression that is looks like
and so that doesn't look like what is that that's not that doesn't give me AI vibes
because it's moving Tom I think it would have helped to put those concerns at bay if he would have actually kept showing up and appearing
in public after he ran for president. I mean have we seen the man again? He comes out of his like Dracula castle
like two times since the election. Like, has anyone seen the man? Has anyone heard from Joe Biden? And then I'm scrolling the other day and I get this
clone conspiracy. Poor thing. I think it's elder abuse them parading him out like this. Anyway, so then this isn't
like, well, I guess it is a celebrity cuz it's Taylor Swift, but there's also the Taylor Swift as a clone conspiracy
theory. And not only just any clone, but a clone of this lady right here, Zena Delve, Elve, whatever her name. She's
the daughter of the founder of the Satan church. And I will say the resemblance
is striking. However, look how much Jay-Z and Ryier Satithweight look alike.
I'm not going to say that's a clone. You know what I mean? Like I I know for sure like people who look so much like their grandpa, they could be a clone. So just
cuz somebody looks alike to somebody doesn't mean anything. And especially like I don't know if like these people are even related. Like who who even
knows, you know? I you know who even knows? But 1989 is probably when they were kicking off the first human clone
experiments if you just trace the timeline back. So again, I mean, I could see why the people are saying that or whatever. And then there's all these
conspiracy theories. I'm going to let I'm going to let the conspiracy theory videos tell y'all, but it's like, you know, the hand symbols that Taylor Swift
uses or like she gets so upset whenever anybody mentions God and it's cuz she's
a clone of the Satanist daughter or whatever. One of the oldest conspiracy theories surrounding Taylor is that she
is the clone of Zena Leave, the daughter of Anton Levey, founder of the Church of Satan. This theory hinges on the
striking resemblance between Taylor and Zena in her younger years. Believers suggest that the Illuminati cloned Zena
to create Taylor, aiming to use her influence to subtly promote satanic imagery through pop music. This theory
has gained traction online. Numerous side-by-side photo comparisons, fueling the speculation. When Zena Levy was
younger, they did look similar. And Zean Levy was into music as well. I think they're both alive right now, but I
think that doesn't matter if they're clones. Taylor's well-known affinity for the number 13 has sparked theories that
it holds deeper occult significance. However, some conspiracy enthusiasts argue that the number is associated with
the Illuminati or other secret societies. There's all kinds of theories. All right. And then I do want
to just leave this video out with this final guy right here. What's his name? Baby Boo. Kid Boo. Kid Boo, not Baby
Boo. Okay, Kid Boo. And he claims he claims he's a clone. Okay. And please, I
mean, what a way to go viral, you know? Okay, whatever. But then again, like if somebody was a clone and they were like, "I'm a clone." Like, what? Like, what
are they going to what are they going to tell you to make you believe it? You know, I'm okay. Yeah, sure you are. Like, anybody will say anything for a click and a clout.
Where did Canada come from? That's where I was cloned at. I saw something that said you was from Canada. I saw something that said you
was from South Florida. And I heard you was born in Jersey. Where are you from? I was born in Jersey. Okay. And raised
in South Florida. There it is. Where did Canada come from? That's where I was cloned at. Story for another day. Let's
talk about the cloning. Oh, you want to? Yeah. I mean, it's not every day somebody says, "Yo, I'm a clone."
But how old is kid Boo? You know, they there was those three there was those three clone babies that were born allegedly supposedly in 2002 and 2003 if
you didn't check out my videos earlier in the series. But then I found it particularly compelling and interesting
that he did sight to Clone Aid, which is the company we talked about in the last
video where there was a cult attached to it and incubating babies and they were being born and they were probably maybe
working with the people from the episode before that, the scientists from Greece and Italy and Israel and then and all
that. So this guy said he was the one of the ones that was made by clone a one of them 23 pregnancies was him. I guess you
know my first gen was born in Jersey. However, I was cloned by Cloneate in
Canada. My model number is 0112568 if anyone wants to see the registration in Clonate.
Okay. So, then you ended up in South Florida. Yep. Uh I thought that was interesting cuz it
does tie back into that whole cult thing from earlier. But that'll pretty much do that'll pretty much put the book end on
the celebrity clone conspiracy theories. And um we have more to go in this series. So next we're going to talk
about how the member Martha Stewart we're going to talk about the chat member Martha Stewart she entered the chat with some financial investments by
humans. In the early 2000s America's favorite
homemaker became the center of headlines, speculation, and ultimately a federal investigation into supposedly
insider trading. The investigation that would eventually ensue, it concerned
Martha Stewart's stock trading. So Martha was accused of insider trading
after she sold 4,000 shares in one day. And it wasn't just any day. No, no, it
was the day before that firm's stock plummeted. Although the charges of
security fraud were eventually thrown out, Martha did get convicted of a few
things, including she was found guilty on four counts of obstruction of justice and lying to investigators. She was
sentenced to 5 months in prison and 5 months of house arrest and then she was on probation for 2 years. So, she didn't
even serve like a half a year in prison. You might remember this scandal. I mean, it was really all over the headlines.
possibly maybe you remember the following memes of her and Snoop Dog saying only one of the people in this
picture is a felon or something. I don't know, maybe we can find some of those. Um anyway, you might remember that. But did you know Martha Stewart was actually
a stock broker herself on the board of directors of the New York Stock Exchange? Or did you also know that at
the very center of this scandal, the company, the company that the stocks were owned in, that company itself, did
you know they had some very public ties and business ties to human cloning? And
this is all during like this same like what we've been talking about in this series, this the the clone scare boom of
the early 2000s. three scientists working uh almost full-time in a lab
here in the United States with the major goal for us to to produce a human
embryo. So, let's talk about the insider trading scandal itself. So, this event
would ultimately I think define Martha Stewart's career, but certainly at the time it did jeopardize it. I mean, there
were even seemingly like academic articles written in the years since this scandal about studying what how did
Martha Stewart survive this because at the time everybody thought she was done like you know she was going to lose her media empire. She went right back to
skipping right back to skip. She never stopped skipping. She skipped right through for 5 months and then kept skipping. The jail she went to, the
prison she went to was supposedly called Camp Cupcake. But then in the research for this video, we found another article
written that it wasn't actually a Camp Cupcake. And this lady was saying she was like 60 years old. She went to
prison. She like chose to go over there. She was like, "Oh, Martha Stewart went there. How bad could it be?" And then she wrote this whole article given the
tea and the drama about stuff that went on with Martha when Martha was there. Martha wanted to get the kitchen duty. She couldn't work in the kitchen. She
requested kitchen duty and they wouldn't let her work in there. Anyway, I don't know if that was a fluff piece. I don't know if that was Martha Stewart's alter.
I don't know who that was. Um but anyway, yeah, it was called Camp Cupcake. But before she was in prison,
right, the the scandal ensued. I don't know what she's doing there when OJ is still walking around.
So, it had to do with this bio, this biioharmaceutical company that Martha
Stewart had invested money in. So, on December 26, the day after Christmas, 2001, Martha sells about 4,000 shares of
stock in this company. But she doesn't get on there and do it herself the transaction herself. She did this transaction through her stock broker. In
December of 2001, she abruptly sold nearly 4,000 shares of Imlone, worth
$227,000, just a day before bad news broke about the company's cancer drug. That trade
saved her at least $46,000 in losses. The very next day, December 27th, 2001,
the Food and Drug Administration, that's the FDA in the United States, refused to
allow this medication called Herbatux to move forward in its FDA approval
process. So, the FDA kind of like gives the thumbs down to this drug for the time being called Herbatux. Well, Herbux
was being developed by this company that Martha Stewart owned 4,000 shares in. So
the FDA gives the thumb down to this medicine Herbux and says, you know, you have to go and redevelop it or do some
more things or whatever. I mean, it was very technical and scientific the reasons why the FDA refused to approve
this Herbatux thing. For the purposes of the the scandal, the insider trading scandal, the FDA kind of gave a thumbs
down to this Herbux for the time being and the company lost money because of it. But the day before that happened, a
bunch of people inside the company or who had connections to the company sold or dumped off a bunch of their shares.
Almost like they already knew the FDA was going to not approve of the Herbux. Well, come to find out, like I said,
Martha Stewart had done 4,000 of those trades. And she wasn't alone. The same thing had occurred with several other
I'm clone investors, including the company's lawyer, their council, John Landis. their lawyer, the top lawyer at
the company, sold $2.5 million worth of the company's stock on December 6th, so
earlier that month. Another guy, Ronald Martell, the company's vice president of marketing, who sold $2.1 million on
December 11th, so that same month. And then four other company executives who also did that. They cashed in their
shares between December 12th and December 21st. And again, the incident where the FDA gives the thumbs down to
the drug was on the 27th. So this was too much of a coincidence for the SEC and them to just ignore. They said, "No,
no, no. We the Fed started investigating this company or those sales or whatever the stock exchanges." So the
investigation ended up revealing that Martha was actually close friends with the CEO of this company. They also they
also shared the same stock broker who made the trades happen. This guy was a man by the name of Peter Bakonovich
Bachanovich. you ever. Now, Martha would, I don't know, kind of throw this Peter guy under the bus in my opinion,
in her defense, because she would claim that all she did was approve of this deal. You know, Peter called her, the
broker called her. Hey, I'm going to D. She kind of said she didn't know that it was because a drug was getting thumbs
down, whatever. I don't know what she did know and didn't know because to me, it doesn't matter cuz Martha Stewart
wasn't just some housewife making biscuits. No, no, she was on the board of directors of the New York Stock
Exchange. Was she on the board of directors? Did I hallucinate that? No. We need to verify that. And put it up on the screen. But yeah.
And all these other guys had so much money. Like 2.5 million worth, 2.1 million worth. Martha's was like about
worth about 230,000. That was how much her stock was worth. So how they prosecuted it was basically they
calculated like what amount she was able to gain from her knowledge of inside.
And they like total gains like I don't know something total loss total something. It was only like4 $45,000.
She had like unjustly enriched herself about $45,000 which is bad and wrong. So one thing leads to the next and
ultimately Martha Stewart is charged, prosecuted, convicted and served at
least 5 months of time in prison at Camp Cupcake. And there's a couple things too about this that I found to be
interesting. The public liked Martha Stewart at the time. They liked her. You know, she was famous. She had a
magazine. and she had started putting other people on Martha's favorite things and she had a show and it's easy to kind
of forget now how the television companies the channels and stuff used to be able to really force feed us stuff.
They used to be able to put something on for so long that you just get used to it or so many times in a row where it's like there really was only a few
channels, you know, that you could put on while you're cooking your food. Oh, look, there's like a a lady cooking food
like Julia Child's type thing. But like I don't know. I rather I rather listen to Paulyine. But I mean, I feel kind of
like Martha Stewart walked so Paulyine could run, you know, like I I never she wasn't my cup of tea. Ginger flavored or
otherwise, but um she was ubiquitous and she was it's the heater.
That's a branch or some snow. A big old chunk of something just fell on my roof. It might be Rudolph. Anyway, so what was
I saying? Yes. So, everybody kind of liked Martha and then other details started coming out like she didn't make
the trade. Yeah, she's a stock broker, but she didn't make the trade. The government says Stewart, being a former
stock broker, should have known that the tip was improper. Yet, she proceeded to sell all her shares. But Stewart claims
she sold because of a pre-existing agreement with her broker to sell if the stock dipped below a set price. So, 45
that we're doing all this for $45,000, it's going to cost more than that the first just for jury selection. Like, what do you mean 45? What about these
guys? No, they they I think did all get prosecuted themselves as well. But a lot of people were kind of saying they're just picking on Martha Stewart. She was
wellliked and I think she had a good media strategy. She made some funny
responses in the media, interesting responses. That's just taking the temperature of what was going on at the time. The actual charges brought against
her ended up being insider trading and some other stuff, obstruction and lying to federal officers and stuff like that.
But the prosecutor in the case, who we'll get to who that is in a moment, but the prosecutor in the case really wanted to go for like uh insider trading
market manipulation. Like she somehow presumably would have been trying to manipulate the market with her little 45
200 $200,000 trade. I mean, this is really nothing on the stock exchange.
So, it was kind of like overcharging the people. That was the sentiment of the public. Like, all right, obstruction
maybe, lying, maybe, but market manipulation inside that's supposed to be for like if Elon Musk takes all his
money out of Tesla tomorrow. Like, that would like rock the the world economy. If Elon Musk took all his money, I mean,
is there even that much money anywhere? Do we know? You know, so it's kind of like um that's that's market
manipulation. And so, the people were just not having it. They're like, "What do you mean the prosecutor?" And then
ultimately, she didn't get convicted of that. She did not get convicted of that. what she got convicted of was obstruction of justice and insider
trading. And I just couldn't help but notice the pattern to how similar that was to the Diddy case where they went
for RICO, but all they were able to really get was consensual adult stitution across state lines. They
weren't even able to show like coercion to the jury to convince the jury. And a lot of legal scholars in the aftermath
of the Diddy trial have said in their analysis that was a problem. One of the reasons why did he only got four years,
which doesn't seem like a lot for what he was accused of doing by all these people like the witnesses and the
affidavit and the lawsuits and the reason they only got four years when he was looking at life was some analysts
have speculated because Mari and Comey, the prosecutor on the case, overcharged
with Rico that's supposed to be for, you know, gang members and like people the mafia bosses like the tops the tops of
criminal rings. And I I thought the feds had a strong case, but hindsight is 2020. And people are saying, "Yeah, the
reason that they did that is because the more serious charges, he didn't get convicted on and he never should have been charged on those." What if Rico
isn't for that? The same thing happened in the Martha Sewart case. They charged her with this big like supposed to be applying to like mob bosses, supposed to
be applying to Elon Musk and and Jeff Bezos, moving tons of money around that really wrecks the market and her little
drop in the bucket thing. No. So, for that reason, she just got she got 5 months. They didn't prove the most serious thing. Well, you'll never guess
who the prosecutor was. cuz we're going have to put up a family tree here with the with the with the maybe I'll make some with the PGs. You'll never guess
who the prosecutor was all the way back in 200 what was it three Martha Stewart insider trading case who wanted to
charge her with market manipulation and all that. It was this guy right James Comey.
Martha Stewart is being prosecuted not because of who she is but because of what she did.
So yes, James Comey is the father of Marin Comey. You mean to tell me James
Comey is the prosecutor for the Martha Stewart case where she got five months and his daughter Marin Comey was the
lead prosecutor for Just Lane Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein, and Sean Py Puff Daddy
Combmes. Got it. Okay, I see what we're working with here. I got it. That was the insider trading scandal. As I said,
she went to Camp Cupcake and she she got out. Okay, so there's that's that's the story everybody knows or maybe you
didn't know. I didn't know that story, but what I had remembered was she did something about insider trading. She's friends with Snoop Dogg somehow and um
she's she's out of jail and she's still on like TV and and nobody really seems to have skipped a beat. Well, there's
something about this whole thing I don't think anybody ever really focused on and that's why it's in this series. This is
going to be the book end for this series. Thank you to everybody for watching it. We'll get to a goodbye later, but right now we need to talk
about how this company that Martha Stewart got in trouble for supposedly insider trading, but she got acquitted
on that and all that all that everything we just talked about. Guess what the name of the company is? I'm clone systems. I'm clone
systems. This is a good series. This is art.
Now, you might be wondering what are you talking about? Is it a cloning company? I mean, kind of actually. Yes. And I
will give you the public reasons now upon which I base that opinion and you can come to your own conclusion at the
end. Okay. So, first let's just start with I'm Clone Systems LLC. Okay. Here's from the Wikipedia page. It's a
biofarmaceutical company dedicated to developing biologic medicines in the
area of oncology. Okay, that's a lot of big words, ain't it? That's some big ones. So, it makes medicine for cancer.
It was founded in 1984 and had its corporate headquarters in Bridgewater, New Jersey, just right down the street
from me. But now it has its research headquarters in New York City. On
October 6, 2008, it accepted a $6.5
billion acquisition. Now, we're we're getting into the webbing here if you saw the Ozmpic video because the company
that bought I'm clone in 2008 is a huge pharmaceutical company behind the GLP1
craze of the right now, the way goes and the you know these medicines. Eli Liy, Eli Lilly and company bought I'm Clone
in 2008, the same year Britney was put into a conservatorship and that was about the time she started her tour. Um
anyway, so this huge company buys uh the little company I'm clone. Now remember
that drug Herbex, they did end up putting that out like that did
ultimately end up making its way through the approval rounds and everything like that. And I do have to wonder how much
Eli Lily and this $6 billion cash infusion did have to do with that, if anything. Um but yeah, they kind of like
I'm clone kind of like signed on like basically like when a little artist gets signed to a big label. It was like kind
of like a thing like they couldn't just have I'm clone out here spinning wild and free. But I'm clone is the company that Martha Stewart had invested in.
That's this whole insider trading thing. So it's not called I'm Clone anymore. It just kind of got absorbed into the Eli
Liy company. But I'm like what is what is I'm what is I'm clone? I just start looking that up like what do they do?
And it oh my god it glitched me to the Raen logo. So I start looking up I'm
clone. Okay. a biioharmaceutical company known for developing cancer drugs,
notably Herbux, but it became famous for the Martha Stewart trading scandal or
whatever. It's acquired by Eli Liy in 2008. After the acquisition, they lost its separate identity. Okay, again, what
is this? What what is what is? Then I'm like, okay, what's what's Herbux? Cuz that's their that's their claim to fame.
What is it? It is a targeted therapy monocclonal antibbody they do and I'll
put a screenshot. You can just read it. Okay, this is just big words. Herbatux is a targeted therapy, a monocclonal
antibbody used to treat certain metatastic colarctyl and head or neck
cancers by blocking the epidermal growth factor receptor on cancer cells. Okay,
couldn't you do this with tea tree oil? I need a study on that. Um, that's a lot of big words for a certain type of
medicine that treats head and neck and colon rectum cancer. Okay, colon cancer,
head cancer, neck cancer. So they do this because it's like a something with to do with the skin. But what is a monoconal antibbody? You know, can can
we what is a monoconal antibbody? Cuz what is I'm clone? The company's name is called I'm clone. Okay, so we're looking
into herbux right now. What is herbux? It's this type of drug. What is that?
They are labmade proteins that mimic the immune systems antibodies. Mimic. Okay.
Lab made. So okay. All right. We could stop there. Lab made. It's synthetic, right? But that's not what it says. It
says labade. Lab made proteins that mimic the immune systems antibodies designed to target specific substances,
antigens like those on cancer cells. What is a m a lab made? A labm made
protein. They block viruses from entering cells like co 19.
The craziest thing to me is like you have to how far down even on the AI thing you have to scroll to get to this. It's the very bottom even after
potential side effects. Types of mabs murin chimeic humanized or human based
on their origin from mice mixtures or human or fully human. Okay. So these
can come from mice or they can come from humans or they can come from a mice human hybrid. M mouse and human maybe
girl maybe they maybe they got a mouse human hybrid they get in the cells from at this point from what we learned in the series. But monoconal antibodies are
proteins made in a lab that mimic the natural antibodies produced by your immune system. But they're made in a lab
by starting with a real antibbody, a real protein from either a mouse or a human and then they just clone that. So
yes, it is correct to say that they do make them in a lab, but it's as correct as to say they make um children in a lab
who are IVF in conceived. It's like there but there's still like a they're cloning and then and then I'm like,
wait, they're using the mouse proteins in the people in the cancer drugs. Like you just taking your herbex and you taking mouse protein clone. That's weird
to me. That's weird to me in my opinion. But anyway, okay. So, this is the company that Martha Stewart was invested
in. So, I'm like, "All right, well, that's not human cloning, you know, that's cellular cloning." So, I'm I'm
like, I still want to look more into this this uh I'm clone. Like, what do you what do you freaking mean I'm a
clone? Well, then we did find some more information. So, this article came out
in what is this? The the Los Angeles Times in 2001. This came out one month
before the whole trading scandal you know action that had happened. Martha made her trade December or you know her
stock broker did or whatever December 2001. Well one month before that not even you know 29th November 29th 2001
the Los Angeles Times puts this article out called human cloning firm received
federal aid. The Massachusetts company condemned by the Bush administration for its efforts to clone a human embryo. So
the Bush administration spec George W. Bush HW Bush he had previously condemned
specifically this we we included this earlier in the series. Specifically he went he he admonished this company. Now
I want to be clear I'm not talking about I'm clone but this is a company I'm clone is about to get into a business
relationship with. So it's called Advanced Cell. It Bush administration had specifically condemned this company
for trying to clone a human embryo. All right. This is one of the companies that was doing it that year. They also
received a federal grant in October 2001 to conduct biotechnology research. So
clearly we're not going to get into this whole article, but the article is very revealing. If you will recall from
earlier in the series, one of the big issues in the controversy of human
cloning at all is that the people did not want federal or state or tax funds at all going to anything doing doing
with human cloning. especially if it wasn't going to be outlawed. Everybody was trying to get it outlawed or a few
people were. They were not successful in making cloning humans illegal. So, the presidents did sign, you know, different
orders and things and Congress pass certain things or whatever banning it from being funded by the government. So,
this article is kind of saying, "Hello, this is the big debate right now. Look, here's a human cloning company. George
Bush named it himself as somebody that shouldn't be trying to do that, and here they are getting money." This company
called Advanced Cell Technology had human cloning experiments that set off national controversy this very week and
it was renewing demands that Congress ban cloning of all human cells in 2001.
Then this was the same year all that other stuff was going on. These these people were this is the same year that the late the said they actually did
clone a human. This is the same year that those three scientists from none of whom are from America or the United
States um were out here doing a national press tour saying that the clone will be persecuted if we say if we say who the
clone is, but we've done it already. The guys are hiding out in labs this very same year. And now this company gets
this $1.8 million grant from the government, the same year
as 9/11, too. Yep. They said that there was a big push against human cloning,
but a lot of the reason that that law didn't get passed, according to the reporting we were reading and and
looking at the other day for the research for this video, according to them, a lot of the reason that the law for anti-cloning didn't get passed was
because there was so much fallout from the horrific events of September 11th, 2001, which was the same just a couple
few months before this article came out. The biotechnology startup reignited a furer over cloning this week when an
online science journal published an account of the company's experiment. Yeah, this is when it all hit the fan.
The article is in E Biomed, the Journal of Regenerative Medicine. Oh my god, please put a thumbnail for that
anti-aging man. I don't even remember his stupid name. The company said they only created a few clones that all died
and none consisted of more than six cells. President Bush condemned the experiment and he vowed to push for a
six-month ban on human cloning while lawmakers consider legislation. The House passed legislation banning human
cloning in July 2001, but it moved to the back burner after the September 11th
events. As a privately held company, Advanced Cell has disclosed little about its finances. So, it could be a private
company that the government can give a grant to, but they don't have to give the public any information of what they're doing. And this is often how the
government and the three-letter agencies get around their requirement to be transparent with we the people. And
they'll call it defense contracting or whatever because they're not planning to use it on us. They're planning to use it to make sure people don't use it on
whatever the case may be. But they just come up with I mean they they they say anything. Within the last 6 months, this
company that was in the middle of all this controversy sold a New York biotechnology company about 7% stake in
Advanced Cell and that was for a million dollar. So a million dollars for 7%. And who was it that which company was it
that bought that 7% from Advanced Cell Technology who was doing human cloning experiments where they all died. It was
I'm clone systems. Now this wasn't some faristant past or future removed. It's the same year in the last 6 months. So
in the middle of 2001, Advanced Cell went into a deal of sorts with I'm Clone
Systems. I'm Clone became a part owner of the human cloning company. Do you see? We can show the org chart here.
Now, I'm Clone wasn't a total owner of it. It was only 7% and I don't know where it stands today. But this is all during the time of this lawsuit where
Martha Stewart is involved. And then it, you know, it kind of starts making me wonder maybe this human cloning stuff.
She was trying to start investing in it in case it was going to be legal. Not her. Maybe her stock broker, maybe they were cloning human cells and they got
Eli Lilly in there to do it better or worse or handle them or who knows. The
deal with I'm Clone Systems, which this was in 2001, which includes a research
collaboration, gives Advanced Cell an estimated market value of 14.3 million.
So, Advanced Cell is doing cancer research, but also human cloning experiments. According to the Los
Angeles Times, in the same year, all this other cloning stuff is going on. They're saying they cloned the first human embryos. Martha Stewart ends up
taking the fall. And you look up I'm clone, and all you really find is stuff about Martha Stewart. Look how hard I had to look to even figure out that
they're cloning mice and human cells. There apparently isn't a a total ban on human cell cloning if they're doing it
for put it in the medicine you go and pick up from the CVS later. What's worse, taking the human clone cell
medicine or taking the mouse clone cell medicine? So then of course, you know, coming as a surprise to absolutely no
one when you look up I'm clone is now owned by Eli Liy and I'm clone kind of doesn't exist anymore. First thing you
look up who owns Eli Liy. A mix of major institutional investors like Vanguard,
Black Rockck, PNC, and retail investors. Okay, cool. Great. Okay, so we don't know if Advanced Cell Technology is
still 7% owned by Eli Liy or whatever. We don't know. Let's go see who who owns Advanced Cell today. Biotech
Corporation. Okay, who owns Biotech Corporation? Major institutional investors including Vanguard, Black
Rockck, and State Street holding significant states. The snake just eats itself, doesn't it? Well, that will
pretty much do it for the series on cloning for now. Series part one at least. But we're going to be moving on
to a very similar subject. We're going to be we're going to be moving right directly into the next subject here because the next series has to do with
I'll just say it, organ trafficking. And that's kind of reductive because it was a natural follow from this series here.
A lot of questions start getting asked. Why? Why do you want a to clone a human? Why do you why would anyone want to?
Some reasons are within our grasp. A loved one and you miss them, you know. Um I don't know, put somebody you had a
kid and they died. I don't know. I wouldn't do any of these things, by the way. But like these are reasons within your grasp, you know? But then there's
like other like really more deranged, deplorable, despicable, unimaginable reasons that these people might be
wanting to clone humans. And we're going to get into that in the next series. If you enjoyed this one, um we will be
putting out or maybe we already did a full one full long whole video of this. Anyway, that's all I really had for this
one. If you enjoyed it, make sure you like. Make sure you didn't get unsubscribed. I am going to obviously be doing more series. So, click the
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I could make a sperm out of your skin cells and an egg and fertilize that. So, you can clone me. I could I could clone you. I won't do
that cuz it's illegal, but biologically, we could do that. Oh my gosh. I'm going to get all sorts of phone
calls. You are. There we go. I'm going to get the email. Hey, can you clone me? Yeah. No, but what what I'm what what's
important is I can make organs, mini organs from you and test drugs and I
could what we're doing in the lab is we have Wow. Yeah. Yeah. personalized medicine.
Yeah. Wow. So, when you come to my lab and you have to promise you're going to come, I'll show you. We grow these mini brains in
