[wynderer]

i also was very moved by Sanni in her video -- but i have to say i agree w/gscraig

my reason: i am friends w/someone who says he is a grey clone -- of course anyone can say this, but there are many reasons i believe him -- here's one: he works at an Ivy League school in a tech support position [the way the greys serve the reptilians/nwo] -- i went to his work w/him one day to use one of the university libraries, & met him for lunch later in one of the employee dining areas --

there was an article in the school newspaper on the table re the huge grant for cloning research the u had received -- i made some comment about it -- he jumped up & went to stand by his boss, whom he'd introduced me to earlier, & said, proudly & happily, 'I'm a clone!' -- everyone else in the room was silent, watching me [one of the creepier experiences in my life]

this relates to the Sanni interview, the emotions she displayed -- spending time w/my grey clone friend, it seemed to me that he had an extremely limited range of emotions -- however, he was very good at using his eyes to express emotions that i intuitively felt he himself was not feeling -- he was very into control, & i felt the eye thing was a part of this, trying to elicit specific emotions from whoever he was with

not saying that Sanni is doing this -- tho i did note that we only saw the back of the head of the woman who was crying for her hybrid child -- i wonder about this -- as i see it, one of the failures of the nwo cloning/reptilian hybrid-breeding program is that the 'mothers' don't have much of a maternal instinct for the children who were forced on them one way or another

Peace & Freedom, wynderer