Topic: Rh Negative Blood

The conversation shifts to the significance of RH negative blood and the elite's obsession with genealogy. Gary Fraun makes a controversial claim that blood from the embalming process in mortuaries is drained directly into the public water supply. He also discusses "blood memory," suggesting that blood transfusions can transfer the personality traits of the donor to the recipient.

Research into royal genealogies reveals that powerful families like the Wellesley and Pallavicini are interconnected across international borders. The guest notes that even mainstream sources like CNN have acknowledged the singular nature of the global royal family. Discussion touches on the biological distinctness of this lineage, including Rh-negative blood types and the historical origins of the term "blue blood."

Tess Clark explores the origins of mermaid and dragon legends, linking them to specific elite bloodlines such as the lineage of Ea and Queen Melusine. She posits that Rh-negative blood types may have originated from hybridity or external planetary influences, noting that different blood types possess unique antigens to fight specific parasites. The segment also addresses how the Roman Church reclassified these "wise dragon" lineages as evil or demonic during the Middle Ages.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the importance of independent research and the pursuit of knowledge outside of traditional systems. He mentions his recent appearances on other podcasts discussing terrain theory and emphasizes that anyone can become an expert in a subject through dedicated study. Carlwood encourages listeners to seek independence from traditional American societal structures to gain more control over their lives and choices.

Greg Carlwood introduces the outlaw Jimmy Jones, researcher and creator of OutlawJimmy.com, to discuss the Rh-negative blood type anomaly. The conversation frames this rare blood quality as a deep layer of the "conspiracy onion" that offers personal and broad insights into human origins.

Crow and Carlwood discuss the elite's obsession with bloodlines, copper-based "blue blood," and specific DNA lineages. Crow shares his experience with the military and National Geographic attempting to collect DNA data, arguing that these organizations are more interested in classifying the "shell" of a human than providing medical care. They emphasize that while average people value all human life, the ruling class is deeply invested in tracking family lineages and genetic types.

Brandon from Cleveland, a winner of the recent Money Bomb contest, calls in to share his favorite podcast topics, including the Hollow Earth theory and the mystery of RH negative blood. He mentions his employment at Amy Joy Donuts and explains how the prize money will support his hobbies and his wife's art supplies. He confirms he has already signed up for the new Plus subscription service.