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January 30 - First it was humanzees, now it's HURILLAS and HUMANGUTANS - top scientist who claims human-chimp hybrids were born in Florida says we could soon crossbreed with all great apes
Article: Cloning And Genetic Engineering
Comment from UTT:
The Bible states that God created life according to kinds and that life
was to reproduce according to its kind. When man begins to tinker with
life by crossing genetic boundaries, we can expect God's judgment like
the great flood that occurred in the days of Noah.
A TOP
evolutionary psychologist believes humans could soon crossbreed
with all great apes to create hybrid "hurillas" and "hurangs".
Gorgon Gallup's
bombshell claim comes after he alluded to a human-chimpanzee
hybrid born in a Florida lab 100 years ago, before doctors
killed the "humanzee".
The
scientist, who teaches biopsychology at the University of Albany
in New York,
insists crossbreeding is not limited just
chimpanzees.
He said: "All of the available evidence -
fossil, paleontological and biochemical - including DNA itself,
suggests that humans can also breed with gorillas and
orangutans. "Humans and all three of the great apes species are
all descended from a single common ape-like ancestry. "I've also
coined what would be the appropriate terms to refer to
human-gorilla hybrids and human-orangutan hybrids which would be
a 'hurilla' and a 'hurang'."
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January 29 - Millennials ready for biometrics, lax on passwords: IBM study
Article: Techmology For A Global Monetary System
Comment from UTT:
The world has been prepared for the use of biometrics for the purpose of
personal identification. The younger generation is more than willing to
make the transition. This leads to the implementation of the ultimate in
personal identification which is an electronic mark or chip that can be
implanted into human tissues as the Book of Revelation predicts that
will be required for a global cashless society.
Two-thirds of all adults are
comfortable using biometric authentication today,
and 87 percent would consider using it in the
future, according to a global study by IBM.
"The IBM Security: Future of Identity Study" also
found
that younger adults are more likely to use
biometrics, multi-factor authentication and password
managers to improve their personal security, even as
they put less effort into traditional password
hygiene. Just under half of all
adults use complex passwords (49 percent), while
only 42 percent of millennials do so, and
millennials use an average of 8 passwords, compared
to 12 for all adults. In contrast, 75 percent of
millennials are comfortable with biometrics today,
and only 58 percent of adults over 55 say the same.
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January 29 - Netanyahu warns Putin: 'We'll act in Lebanon if necessary'
Article: Israel And The Last Days
Comment from UTT:
Current events indicate that the nation of Israel is being threatened
and boxed into a corner from their enemies that surround them. It is
also interesting that Russia plays a role in supporting Israel's
enemies. How long will it be before a confrontation occurs that is
outlined in the Book of Ezekiel, chapter 38?
Israel will act to prevent the
transfer of precision missiles to Lebanese soil
if forced to, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
said Monday,
following a meeting earlier with Russian
President Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
"I just finished in-depth and good talks with
Russian President Vladimir Putin. I told him that
Israel
views two developments with utmost gravity: First is
Iran's efforts to establish a military presence in
Syria and second is Iran's attempt to manufacture-in
Lebanon-precision weapons against the State of
Israel," he told journalists at
the conclusion of the meeting, the first since
their last
tête-à-tête
in August 2017.
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Jesus Christ is the author and finisher of our faith
Sincerely,
Roger Oakland
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