Explanation of Reptilians
By Anna Von Reitz
I have a Yellow Labrador Retriever. Somewhere back in his canine family history there were sporting dogs known as "Pointers" --- these dogs developed the talent of "pointing" at game, especially birds, that we humans were too dull to perceive.
"The pheasant is over there. dummy!"
Pointers do this by coming to rapt attention when they detect the prey and by lifting their foreleg in the direction of the bird.
Well, my dog isn't a pointer, he's a purebred retriever, and his job is to go out and fetch the pheasant after my husband shoots it---- but when he is in the field, my dog still points when it suits his instincts. He will come to attention and lift his foreleg just like his Pointer ancestors, even though that isn't his job anymore.
In the same way, perfectly sane and mild-mannered Dachshunds, even Miniature Dachshunds, will go stark crazy when confronted with a badger.
They were bred and designed to do so, and yes, they will attack a badger whenever and however they happen to come upon one no matter how many generations of their own family have sat on laps and sprawled on cushions in drawing rooms.
This imprint, "Fight badgers!" has been as deeply ingrained in them as a Mongoose's instinct to fight snakes.
It should be no surprise to us that in ages past, eugenics programs that selected certain traits for certain purposes, have resulted in similar imprints on our genomes. It's just such an outrageous thought, that we have been bred like dogs in the past, that we don't see what is in front of us.
I have described the Ancient Aryan (Orion) Caste System that pre-dates the Hindu Caste System. It was basically three Castes that had three functions --- the priests, the soldiers, the merchants --- and everyone else was "caste less" without any particular breeding or special function.
It should not surprise anyone, if you stop and think about it, that after generations upon generations of selective breeding, the priests should have special characteristics and the soldiers should have special abilities and quirks, and the merchants, too. They are all as recognizable as Pointers and Retrievers, if you pay attention....continued,
http://www.paulstramer.net/2020/03/explanation-of-reptilians.htmlExplanation of Reptilians
By Anna Von Reitz
I have a Yellow Labrador Retriever. Somewhere back in his canine family history there were sporting dogs known as "Pointers" --- these dogs developed the talent of "pointing" at game, especially birds, that we humans were too dull to perceive.
"The pheasant is over there. dummy!"
Pointers do this by coming to rapt attention when they detect the prey and by lifting their foreleg in the direction of the bird.
Well, my dog isn't a pointer, he's a purebred retriever, and his job is to go out and fetch the pheasant after my husband shoots it---- but when he is in the field, my dog still points when it suits his instincts. He will come to attention and lift his foreleg just like his Pointer ancestors, even though that isn't his job anymore.
In the same way, perfectly sane and mild-mannered Dachshunds, even Miniature Dachshunds, will go stark crazy when confronted with a badger.
They were bred and designed to do so, and yes, they will attack a badger whenever and however they happen to come upon one no matter how many generations of their own family have sat on laps and sprawled on cushions in drawing rooms.
This imprint, "Fight badgers!" has been as deeply ingrained in them as a Mongoose's instinct to fight snakes.
It should be no surprise to us that in ages past, eugenics programs that selected certain traits for certain purposes, have resulted in similar imprints on our genomes. It's just such an outrageous thought, that we have been bred like dogs in the past, that we don't see what is in front of us.
I have described the Ancient Aryan (Orion) Caste System that pre-dates the Hindu Caste System. It was basically three Castes that had three functions --- the priests, the soldiers, the merchants --- and everyone else was "caste less" without any particular breeding or special function.
It should not surprise anyone, if you stop and think about it, that after generations upon generations of selective breeding, the priests should have special characteristics and the soldiers should have special abilities and quirks, and the merchants, too. They are all as recognizable as Pointers and Retrievers, if you pay attention....continued,
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