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New eBook by Lloyd Pye
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BREAKING NEWS
Here is an excerpt from his letter to me:
Dear
Mr. Pye:
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MOST POPULAR ARCHIVE ITEMS _______ Peruvian "conheads" possible aliens? _______ _______ Rich Planet "Intervention Theory" interview with Lloyd Pye _______ Comprehensive, Dec. 2010 Starchild Skull Interview _______ Update on genetic testing of Queen Shubad/ Lady Pubai _______
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In a word? History. In 2003, Trace genetics was able to isolate a small amount of human maternal DNA (mtDNA) from the Starchild Skull, but could find no human paternal DNA (no nuDNA could be recovered). The normal human skull found with the Starchild provided easy recovery of both mtDNA and nuDNA, which indicated that the Starchild's paternal DNA should be recoverable. The fact that it wasn't was an indication that the nuDNA was too different from human DNA to be found by the human DNA recovery techniques used. This led to the "human-alien hybrid" theory described in the 2007 book "The Starchild Skull: Genetic Enigma or Human-Alien Hybrid?" Following this result, the geneticists assured us that improved technology was in development, and it would enable a complete recovery of the Skull's father's DNA no matter how unusual it might be. In 2010, we contracted with a new, well-regarded geneticist whose identity must remain concealed until he has enough DNA data in hand to publish a formal paper about his results. Using refined recovery techniques, he was able to sequence a small amount of elusive nuDNA from the Starchild Skull. It was analyzed by the NIH "BLAST" program, which compared it to the many millions of DNA samples on file with the NIH. Some of the submitted Starchild Skull DNA samples matched (or were "close enough" to be matched) to human DNA. Other samples were not even "similar" to ANYTHING in the NIH's massive DNA archive. If the results were accurate, and we feel certain they are, then some of the Starchild's DNA is not just non-human, it is unlike anything found on Earth. It is, in the purest sense, "alien"!
2010 nuDNA Results In 2011, the same geneticist sequenced a larger portion of the mitochondrial DNA than Trace did in 2003. He compared it to human mtDNA, which in each person is astonishingly similar. While some parts were exact matches to human, much larger parts were so different that they strongly suggest the Starchild is not part of the human species.
These results were so far from
human mtDNA, the projected results for a complete genome recovery strongly
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Lloyd Pye Wacks Wikipedia in
Lloyd Pye has
again picked up a gauntlet thrown down by an opponent. In this popular
video he lashes out at gross inaccuracies and outright lies disseminated
on Wikipedia,
which he and other alternative researchers rightfully refer to as Wackypedia.
For years Lloyd has struggled against the wild inaccuracies and flagrant bias in Wackypedia articles about himself and the Starchild Skull, railing against the internet giant's policies at a recent UK lecture.
His primary concern is that Wackypedia is entirely a tool of mainstream science, always reflecting--as a Wackypedia manager told Lloyd--"the mainstream consensus at any particular moment in time." This makes challenging views like Lloyd's, and all other alternative researchers, fair game for trashing by Wackypedia editors and administrators at every turn. In a recent statement Lloyd said, "Truth and reality should be determined by facts, not by the consensus opinion of an authoritarian group intimidated by critical, vindictive peers." MORE >
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On
Nov. 5th, 2011, in a "Byte Of Pye," I delved into the third of these
"hints," investigating the human Y Chromosome and connection to Zana, an
almas type hominoid that lived in a village in Russia for 40 years, and
which crossbred with human men to produce several dominantly human
offspring.
