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	ANCIENT DNA RESEARCH

ATLANTIUM

10-7-2007 4:14 PM

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ancient dna research, annunaki, atlantium, craig venter, designer life, human hybrids, roc hatfield, sumerians, synthetic dna

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Are modern Humans the result of ancient genetic engineering?

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10-8-2007 5:36 PM

Marcariel

I read the blog post and agree that this is a plausible explanation of how we got here without the "link" that science looks for.

These creation stories are in every culture, every religion, every myth (coming from the sky) world wide.

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