DNA Downloaded from the Internet? Leading Geneticist Says Yes!Nicholas West Craig Venter and his J. Craig Venter Institute is at the top of the pyramid which is directing this research.As far back as 2003, a BBC article titled Warning on Gene ID Cards' cited Craig Venter as a leading scientist in gene mapping who, at the time, was offering the very rich a chance to buy their gene map for $710,000. This threatens to set up a division of gene class where elites would have access to potentially life-saving information, while the underclass could be discriminated against. The short above-linked article concludes with an even more critical warning by Dr. Helen Wallace of GeneWatch that, What we could end up with is a massive DNA database by the back door. (Source) This warning clearly went unheeded as DNA database news comes out almost daily in 2013. Now Craig Venter has revealed his latest concept: a gadget that could teletransport medicine and vaccines into our homes or to colonists in space. Venter aims to bring gene mapping and manipulation into the homes of everyone who is connected to the Internet: This might indeed sound promising, until we recall another piece of recent news that the military is also looking to genetically engineer humans; they suggest to add a 47th chromosome: The Institute announced in May 2010 that it finally had created the first self-replicating, synthetic bacterial cell, dubbed Synthia by the media. Most people probably concluded that this was a rather innocuous, self-promoting announcement designed to receive funding. However, if one looks deeper into this press release, one should notice the words synthetic genome. This is an admission that goes beyond simply altering an existing life form, as the Institute asserts, but illustrates the ability to replicate the entirety of an organisms hereditary information. The assertions that the J. Craig Venter Institute has found the software of life and can rewrite it is clearly being taken seriously at a time when revelations about how computing, medicine, technology, and the police state are converging on an almost daily basis. In the case of Synthia, one goal was faster vaccine production. And, here again, we see the interest in vaccine delivery systems for Venters new prototype: However, as self-assured (many have said maniacally arrogant) Craig Venter is about the ability of full re-writes and upgrades of the human genome via the Internet, there is one area of slight doubt which may hold the clue to humanity retaining its identity and freedom: consciousness. This is firstly an admission that should quiet anyone who denies that this type of research intends to be merged with what is simultaneously being pursued in the area of brain mapping (mind control). But is it just wishful thinking from the power mad? Jon Rappoport has written extensively about the how the reductionist model is doomed to fail when encountering the boundless: So perhaps we wont lose our minds, even if our bodies are incrementally taken from us. Meanwhile, we should not ignore all of the stresses upon our DNA that we are encountering, especially in the area of genetically modified food. As this plays out, we should be on alert for any solutions coming from the halls of establishment science who suggest easy ways to correct that damage. We must remember the documented history of discriminatory programs anddepopulation initiatives that tend to override the sales pitch of the public good. The new breed of mad scientist has more access than ever before to our information and our health. As these two areas continue to merge, our blood and life force is being targeted by those who long ago distanced themselves from the concerns of the average man and woman. This doesnt bode well for our health or our sanity, unless we can become informed enough to steer this powerful technology away from our biggest threat. Article source: Recently From Nicholas West: 