DONE 3/1/25
The Dark Underbelly of Human Cloning. A Conspiracy Spanning Decades.
Picture this,if you were born in the 1970s or any time since, right up to today, there’s a chilling possibility that you’ve got a clone out there—a duplicate crafted from the moment your newborn blood was taken. It’s not science fiction; it’s a hushed theory that’s been floating around, suggesting that governments and shadowy elites have been cloning people deemed "useful" for over five decades. That little heel prick every baby gets? Sure, it’s for health screenings—but what if it’s also a DNA grab, a ticket to a secret program where your potential gets copied and controlled?
The story goes that it kicked off in the 1970s, a decade when biotech was quietly hitting its stride. If you had something special—smarts, charm, or even just the right kind of obedience—you might’ve been flagged. A clone could’ve been grown from that blood sample, a backup version of you tucked away for future use. The plan? To harness your talents or influence, keeping a spare in case you didn’t play ball. But clones aren’t perfect robots—they’re human, messy, and when they—or their originals—step out of line, things get ugly.
Take Kanye West, Britney Spears, and Anthony Bourdain. Kanye’s outbursts, Britney’s meltdown, Bourdain’s sudden departure—random chaos, or signs of a system cracking? The theory says when these "assets" go off-script, the powers that be either make them vanish or end them outright. Michael Jackson, with his cryptic messages, might’ve been too hard to control. Dave Chappelle, who bolted from fame and later returned on his terms—did he slip the leash? Robin Williams and Prince, both geniuses lost too soon—were they casualties of the same game? When the clone or the original doesn’t behave, the solution is simple: disappearance or death.
But who’s pulling the strings? Hillary Clinton’s name surfaces often, a political heavyweight allegedly deep in the cloning racket. She’s not alone, though—think Illuminati-tier families, the kind with bottomless wealth and private compounds where laws don’t reach. These elites don’t just want doubles; they want immortality. The tech, they say, can transfer your memories, your essence, into a fresh body. Live forever, hopping vessels like a sci-fi villain. Kanye’s still kicking, so maybe his clone flopped—or he’s just too erratic to copy. Others, like Bourdain, didn’t get that chance.
And then there’s the darker twist: control through the kids. When the elites can’t break you directly, they hit where it hurts most—your children. Bill Cosby’s son, Ennis, gunned down in 1997—was it random, or a warning? John Travolta lost his son Jett in 2009; Lisa Marie Presley’s son Benjamin died in 2020. Even Joe Biden’s son Beau passed in 2015, and whispers tie it to leverage over a political dynasty. The list grows—celebrities, influencers, anyone with power or a platform, suddenly grieving a child. It’s a pattern too grim to ignore: lose your kid, fall in line, or watch everything unravel. The clones might be Plan A, but this is the gut punch of Plan B.
This isn’t a clean tale with hard evidence—it’s a murky web of suspicion and dread. Next time a star drops off the map or buries a child, ask yourself: is it tragedy, or a move on a chessboard we can’t see? From the 1970s to now, the game’s been running, and if the Illuminati and their cronies have their way, the line between you and your shadow might vanish—for you, your kids, or both.
With this piece you can blend your clone which means blending it with you. You can take part of its other life and gain what you need from it. You can also eliminate the clone but I don’t suggest that. What most people are doing is having them work for them so they get extra money, that’s it. One guy in PA used his clone for a better heart.  Having them work for you is prime!!