I could not let the series go to waste now could I.

It may not pay well any more, maybe even 30 cents, not to worry, tis (British short version for it is) not about the money honey.

I was doing a spot of digging around here and there the last few weeks, and tend to find any research worth a revisit. So on we go with some new information.
I found that the most advanced person and vocal advocate for human cloning is American, and named Professor Dr. Zavos. He seems quite a celebrity also having appeared on a lot of tv and radio shows.

Meet the man here Professor Dr. Zavos

For those that do not trust click links allow me below.

Professor Zavos has received a great deal of media coverage both within the scientific and reproductive arena and the mainstream press for his many scientific accomplishments and pioneering ventures. He has made many television and radio appearances including: NPR Radio, 60 Minutes, Dateline NBC with Stone Phillips, The Connie Chung Show on CNN, Face the Nation, BBC World, ESPN, Tech TV, Nightline, Fox TV, World News Tonight, Good Morning America on ABC, The Early Show, CBS This Morning, CNN News, CNN, CNN International, Reuters, HBO, The View with Barbara Walters, National Geographic, Televisione svizzera (Swiss TV), Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation, Antena TV of Cyprus and Greece, Tokyo Broadcasting System International, NHK Television (Japan), Nippon Television of Japan, TV Asahi (Japan), ZDF TV (Germany), Deutsche Welle TV (Germany), Nine Network TV (Australia), National TV (Israel) and Live Talk with Sabine Christiansen (Germany).

Dr. Zavos is recognized worldwide as a leading researcher and a strong authority in the areas of male reproductive physiology, gamete physiology, male infertility, Andrology and other ART procedures including the development of in-vitro round spermatid manipulations (ROSI procedures). Dr. Zavos is also recognized as an international authority on smoking and its effects on human reproductive performance.

Okay on we go, here is a film he made for the Discovery channel in 2009.

Did you note the look on his face when he was called out for what he did? It is like he really thought he was going to be acclaimed as a hero, instead he looked more like he was on trial.

Lets keep going.

A lot of celebrities do look and seem very fake, a lot have also been called out as clones, some of them recently claiming themselves to be one. I will highlight a few other oddities below.

• "I would go for it. I would have been cloned."
  -Arnold Schwarzenegger (Extra TV 11/15/00)

Source = http://www.humancloning.org/

• Rapper B.o.B Is he trying to tell us he's a clone? Is this the beginning of a celebrity clone revolt!!!?

• Tila Tequila?

Uh oh, Tila Tequila has either completely lost her mind or is doing the world’s biggest trolling job with an epic Twitter rant that not only claims the world is flat, but that she died and was replaced by a clone four years ago. Umm, Tila, are you okay?

We’re a little concerned for Tila Tequila after she went on a completely cray-cray Twitter rant Jan. 7 with completely outrageous statements. She claimed she is a Russian spy, died and was replaced by a clone in 2012, and the one that’s grabbing the most attention, that the Earth is flat and her insane reasoning behind it. She’s getting plenty of schooling from her followers as to how her theory is beyond wrong.

Full source = https://hollywoodlife.com/2016/01/07/tila-tequila-twitter-rant-flat-earth/

If we are going to do it right, we have to do a link drop time!

• Donald Marshall and the queen of the united kingdom of rain get a mention here https://gizmodo.com/the-illuminati-s-secret-celebrity-murder-and-cloning-ce-1771968163

• Human cloning began after WW2? https://www.thetalko.com/15-things-you-didnt-know-about-illuminati-cloning/

• A bit of B.o.B http://secretsofthefed.com/cloning-is-real-celebrity-tells-all/

How about the company Clonaid? http://www.clonaid.com/page.php?18

How to keep up with the Jonse's in 21st century Hollywood? Daily Botox injections? Fully equipped Hummers? Try clones.
This trend-watch report courtesy the CEO of the world's "first human cloning company."
Clonaid's Dr. Brigitte Boisselier says she has talked to comic Rodney Dangerfield and "other celebrities" about her firm's advertised services, which include the cloning of human babies. (To date, Clonaid claims to have pulled off five such births.)

Dangerfield is Clonaid's only outed potential celeb customer. (His wife did the honors in the New York Post.) Boisselier won't name the other famous types who reputedly have contacted Clonaid. ("It's up to them who'll be public. I would never disclose who they are," she says.)
The tie-tugging Dangerfield met with the would-be clone-making firm a few weeks ago to discuss the possibility of producing his own little laboratory-manufactured bundle of joy, Dangerfield's publicist confirms. Clonaid says the confab occurred at Dangerfield's California home.
Dangerfield and wife Joan "wanted to see what [Clonaid] had to say. There was an attraction on both sides. The whole concept kind of interested him," rep Kevin Sasaki says.
In the Post, Joan Dangerfield puts it this way: "Rodney and I are clone-curious."
"I'm not surprised that people like Rodney would think about that," says Boisselier. "And he's not alone...We are talking to other celebrities."
Boisselier made headlines last December 27 when she announced her firm, an offshoot of a Canadian-based sect, the Raelians, that believes Earth was created by UFOs, had helped an infertile couple give birth to their own clone, a baby girl named Eve.

Eve and her biological brethren, the most recent of which supposedly was born February 4, have not been made available to the curious world's scientists for independent verification. Clonaid maintains that its veil of secrecy is in the best safety interest of the clone babies.
Joan Dangerfield tells the Post that she sought out Clonaid shortly after her husband, who turns 82 next month, returned home from brain surgery in April. "I like to keep life interesting for Rodney," she says in the newspaper. "He requires a lot of stimulation."
According to Joan Dangerfield, the Clonaid folks would be only too happy to oblige on that last part.
"They said they could create a clone of Rodney by taking a swab of cells from Rodney's cheek," she says in the Post. "When we asked how much it would cost, they said they wouldn't charge us anything."

According to Boisselier, that's not quite what she said. She says she told the Dangerfields that Clonaid didn't charge its original clone-baby parents. A price for a Dangerfield clone was not discussed, Boisselier says.
What was discussed was whether a Dangerfield clone would be as funny as the real thing.
"Of course, that's something we cannot say. Would two twins have the same sense of humor? Maybe yes. Maybe no," Boisselier says.

On its Website (www.clonaid.com), Clonaid accepts inquiries from couples and individuals who long to cuddle clones. The company also offers a range of services, from cell preservation to donor-egg implantation.
Joan Dangerfield tells the Post she and her husband "remain skeptical" about human cloning, even as Boisselier promised to set up a meeting between the Caddyshack star and Baby Eve. The summit will happen, Boisselier says, as soon as Dangerfield commits to a confidentiality agreement.
The real Rodney Dangerfield, who successfully endured 12 hours of brain surgery as a prelude to a heart procedure, is "doing great," Sasaki says. "He's feeling better than he ever has right now."
Dangerfield is currently at work on his autobiography, due out in the spring. By all accounts, he is not currently at work on a Rodney clone.
That's presumed good news to Frank Grata, a Rodney Dangerfield impersonator who hails from Philadelphia. Grata says he doesn't think the veteran standup needs a clone--since Dangerfield already has Grata. "Unless he wants one younger," Grata cracks. "I'm 47."
Assuming a Dangerfield clone would begin life in diapers, Grata's not unduly worried about any Mini-Me cutting into his Vegas gigs. Says Grata: "I guess I'd still be top dog for 20 years."

Full source https://www.eonline.com/news/46039/dangerfield-celebs-clone-around

I hope you liked part 1, I am quite tired tonight and that took a lot longer than usual to compile. Have a perfectly pleasant week.

Deliberators verdict = Is it worth putting my tin foil hat on then? as it is all out in public if you dig?

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