Topic: Rhesus Monkey

Researchers Sarah Stewart and Bernice Eddy discovered polyoma, a cancer-causing virus, in the late 1950s. This virus, later renamed Simian Virus 40 (SV40), was found to be native to the rhesus monkeys used to grow the Salk and Sabin polio vaccines. By the time the contamination was identified, approximately 100 million doses of the vaccine had already been administered to the American public.

The existence of divergent blood types, specifically RH negative, is presented as evidence of ancient genetic intervention. Since RH negative blood lacks the rhesus monkey antigen and is prevalent among royalty and people in high positions of power, it is theorized to stem from the non-human bloodlines of Cain and the Ajijii. This genetic heritage is cited as the primary reason for the elite's obsession with genealogy and bloodline purity.