The-Complete-Neruda-Interviews-1-5

The Fifth Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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evolving humans too quickly, but remember, this was the evolution of the functional
implants, the interface between the power source—Atlanteans—and the human physical
body. So it was the interface that was being evolved, which enabled the human body to show
emotion, to communicate, to sense more of the three-dimensional world called earth, etc.
“The other thing that was happening was that as the earth continued to become more of a
three-dimensional solid, so did the Human 1.0s and their functionality implants. This
growing densification also made it easier to control and suppress the Atlantean power source
inside the human uniforms. It was like a compression was taking place in and on this earth
plane, and it was deepening the gravity of focus on earth plane survival.”
Sarah: “I wrote down the word ‘Serpents.’ Are you talking about literal serpents”
Dr. Neruda: “No… Serpents as a race of beings. They simply were another race of beings
based on reptilian DNA, but distinct from the Anunnaki. You could say they were related.
They were known as life carriers. They seeded planets. They built food chains. You could say
they were the grocers of the planet.”
Sarah: “But they didn’t get involved in the creation of the Human 1.0”
Dr. Neruda: “Not in the technical sense. Their job was more to provide food and
sustenance for it.”
Sarah: “I understand how the Atlanteans were suppressed in the Human 1.0 because of the
implants, but why did they go there If they didn’t volunteer as you suggest, how did they get
forced into slavery when they were previously these powerful, sovereign beings”
Dr. Neruda: “We don’t know exactly how it happened. The record we read was not specific
on this topic. But the tone, or word that was used, was that the Atlanteans were naïve. They
had no reason to think it would be possible to become enslaved. It would be like a concept
that was never used in their culture. No one ever did that… nor could they. You can’t
enslave an infinite being, unless, of course, you lock them into a human uniform. And that
was the cunning of the Anunnaki and their Sirian partners. They launched this attack from
such a bizarre angle, that the Atlanteans couldn’t see it coming. I think it was an ambush or
surprise attack.”
Sarah: “You said earlier that the Human 2.0 could reproduce. How long of a time existed
between 1.0 and 2.0, and what were their primary differences”
Dr. Neruda: “Human 1.0 rose to a pretty high level in terms of being able to speak or
communicate. That was the major add-on that Marduk brought to Human 1.0. However, the
psychological state of being a clone was too hard for Human 1.0. They all looked alike and
had the same thoughts, so communication was helpful to a point, for example, coordinating
a task, but actually having individual ideas… no. And this led to depression and
psychological states where, according to the WingMakers, they literally went mad.
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