Rogier:
Please reiterate why it’s bad idea to have DNA testing done to determine family lineages?
The Seer:
It’s a bad idea because the DNA research company in question is sponsored by a shadow organization that is looking for the “god gene”. What they intend to do with the people who have it, is not pleasant. It’s best that you realize that your DNA is the sacred temple of your godhood and guard it as carefully as possible (use the Light Explosion Protocol daily).
Rogier:
What can one do regarding their DNA sample out there, should they have already had their DNA tested?
The Seer:
Do the protocol — it creates a shield of invisibility against ill intent. Do this daily for a month.
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I once given a free gift of the test, but I decided not to do it. So glad I did not. I am curious, as I don’t recall reading or hearing this before–is there actually a “god gene?” Or do they just assume that there must be and that genetics would play a part in identification?
My daughter had the testing, which revealed a very small percentage of “Unknown.” I did find this perplexing at the time. The results also showed that my mother was fully Ashkenazi, which is of significance to those who are aware of genetic “preferences” of the jab.
I found an email that I’d sent my daughter in 2018, prior to her testing. While she often heeds my counsel, I respect that she is an adult.
“I wouldn’t give anyone your DNA. Woman who runs 23andMe is ex-wife of Sergei Brin. Any of these freaks from google, Facebook, Twitter, amazon, etc are all amassing surveillance data….controlling the narrative. Most are deep state operatives.”
Almine I love and appreciate you so much.
Thank you for this information….
Does this apply to hospitals aswell ?
Omg thank you for this actually i was thinking about this the day before yesterday
Cause 007 explain this ok a movie