Lab Grown HUMAN Meat Hits British Food Markets?

IS THIS TRUE OR NOT, I DO NOT KNOW . . . 

They call it the British Miracle Meat. 

Oh, and get this . . . . we all taste different . . . view the video you’ll understand.

. . . developing a taste for human meat? Perhaps a new breed of killers will emerge seeking the real thing instead of lab grown “a hunting we will go . . . a hunting we will go . . . get ourselves the real thing . . . organic”. 

Again, desensitizing the human animals – ancient psychology.

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So you know, the black market for human meat has always existed. 

Most people think that human trafficking is all about sex slavery, they would be wrong. 

Mark Smith is a good example – sex was used to bait him but his enslavement wasn’t of sexual nature. 

Human trafficking also serves human meat market . . . and now that you know we taste different, well can you imagine the demand for specific human meats?

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Mark Smith was to be sold at birth.  But the moment, his great grand-father rushed (behind the buyers’ backs) and registered the infant under his name, the doctors (same circle as old man LAVERGNE), they dropped it.  The birth registration saved the child.  When his great grand-father died, old man LAVERGNE was back at selling him – He sold him to the GUERTIN – SAME CIRCLE of human trafficking.

The young mother (THERESA LAVERGNE) had not even given him a name.  She was offered 10-15k (1965). 

What do you think they were going to do with the infant?

Here’s what I think:

The infant boy was RH negative -o  – he weight over 13 pounds – super healthy – Native American (Blackfoot)

(a)  you sell the blood >> not adrenochrome but for intraveneous use  in an old body – imagine how rare it is to find RH NEGATIVE -O  that would go for a hefty sum of money – after all, if they were willing to pay the young mother 10-15K, just imagine how much THEY were getting.

(b)  THEN YOU sell the meat – how about $2-5K a plate –  Native American? Young mother ate  organic food? well well . . .

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