If you don’t believe me, just go to the gorilla exhibit at the zoo.'Ī compelling article, with annoying music (press mute on your speakers! lol) It argues the connections between Rh Negative Blood, and it's origins in the Basque Population, and what makes it 'an alien blood type' Highlights Basque histories and origins. One can also see a resemblance to apes in human beings. It was said previously in this book that Rh positive blood refers to the rhesus monkey genetics being present in the human system. Human evolution on this planet has been primarily restricted to the biology of the ape. Many articles state that Rh negative blood show no direct relations to the ape and have thusly deemed the type to be of alien origin.Īn excerpt from 'The Pyramids of Montauk': (1.) 'The answer lies in our genetics. Regardless, after the first attempt to actually research it, I've found a mountain of literature on the subject. And I didn't think of it much after that. He said, 'Hey it says here that Rh negative blood, indicates an alien strain of blood, aren't you Rh negative?' And I said, 'Yeah I am.wow, that's crazy!'. It was Ryan who brought this up to me, while he was reading a David Icke book. Because it's rare, I have to carry a card stating my rh- blood, incase of an emergency, where I need a blood transfusion, and I should happen to be unconscious and can't tell the hospital that I have this blood. It's an extremely rare blood type, that only 15 percent of people on in the world have. The first time in my life I had my blood taken, I was told that I have an RH negative blood type.

Rh a negative blood type origin