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July 2004 CE
Journal Entry
July 27th 2004 CE
Who ever produces and releases the Diplomat will
control the direction of the leap in evolution.
6 billion people on earth only 2,000-10,000
carefully selected humans survive their genome will
be personified.
I will clarify...
If a group of people manufacture the Diplomat... It
will result in a specifically indented direction for the
development of humanity.
If the Diplomat results from a natural mutation of
AIDs (or other) virus then those who are most
removed from civilization will have the best odds of
survival.
Given the number of people infected and spreading
deadly diseases, and the rate of natural mutation...
Organized civilization only has a limited time to
"select survivors" or natural selection will eliminate
everyone from all organized civilization. The only
way to stop an "Act of God" is to have a planned
Annihlation. In that case the group that is smart
enough to do it, will decide who survives.
If 3.5 million people have AIDS world wide 1 in a
million times the virus mutates...
But that is not the way it is 3.5 million had AIDS in
Nigeria alone in 2001 and an estimated 40 million
people were living with AIDS worldwide in 2003.
NPR's Richard Knox reports that research shows the
AIDS virus can adapt to the human immune system.
Researchers have long known that the virus mutated
107
quickly, but this is the first evidence that it can
develop a resistance to specific genes.
What that means is that AIDS mutates in almost
every person exposed to it. Eventualy it will be air
born, and because you can become infected with
mutable strains... No immunity will be possible.
The only way to survive will be to not be exposed
to the air around a person connected to civilization
for several generations. Good Luck! (There is a
chance no one survives)
HaHa we are all going to die! :)
P.S. We can fix it...
Invoke Antichrist Protocol it is the only hope for
humanity.
AntiChrist cc Wednesday July 11th 6004 AL
(Monday July 26th 2004 CE)
Transgenic virus... Genocide? If every one on earth
was killed except 1000 or 2000 people and those
people are a mix of all races, religions, and political
views... Or if on every continent 100 people native
to that land survived... Would that still be genocide?
If the smartest most resourcefully people in the
world survived and every one else was annihilated...
Evolution would jump forward thousands of years
in progress.
First test the genome of those who might be chosen
for surviving.
Disqualify if they have any hazardous genetic
defects.
Look for people who have
Genetic predisposition for a long heathy life
Intelligence
Resourcefulness
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