Erika Kirk ist offensichtlich ein Klon der ehemaligen First Lady von Florida, Erika Kirk. Im Anhang finden Sie ihren Nachruf und zum Vergleich ein Bild von Erika Kirk 2.0.

    Nachruf auf Erika Kirk – West Palm Beach, FL

    Klone brauchen ein menschliches Weibchen, um schwanger zu werden, und sie altern genauso schnell wie Nicht-Klone. Es gibt anerkannte Experimente zum Klonen von Menschen, die zu lebensfähigen menschlichen Klonen geführt haben, aber angeblich dürfen sie nie die volle Reife erreichen bzw. geboren werden.

    Der "erster erfolgreicher Klon" war angeblich Dolly das Schaf im Jahr 1996. Diese Geschichte wurde an die Öffentlichkeit gebracht, damit wir nicht einmal in Betracht ziehen konnten, dass dort bereits menschliche Klone herumliefen.

    Erika Kirk wurde 1988 geboren. Es mag schon früher postnatale menschliche Klone gegeben haben, aber sie ist die offensichtlichste, die ich je gesehen habe. Das bedeutet, dass menschliche Klone seit mindestens 1988 in der Öffentlichkeit herumlaufen.

    (Die Prominenten, die anders zu sein scheinen, werden nicht geklont, sie werden chemisch lobotomiert oder durch Schauspieler ersetzt, die ähnlich aussehen, nicht durch Klone. Aber das ist etwas für einen anderen Beitrag.)

    Bonus-Tinfolienhut-Theorie: Damit ist der Film gemeint Dahmer gegen Gacy basiert möglicherweise sehr lose auf wahren Begebenheiten.

    Von TheLampireVestat

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    1. red_west_la on

      Are you saying there are more than one of them? This is the makings of a low budget horror movie.

    2. They both got their last names through marriage. How would you explain that? I know the current Erika Kirk was pushed on Charlie by some unknown powers and agendas.

    3. Hey OP how about providing proof.

      Without proof etc this seems like just another schizo post.

    4. troubledtimez on

      i know that a university in Canada they were doing half human half hamster and other species type cloning to look at hibernation/torpor. It is not a stretch to think that using that research more devious things were done in countries without regulation.

    5. Immediate-Cress-206 on

      A clone of an adult human would die young and age prematurely due to not having a full set of telomeres.

    6. OpheliaPhoeniXXX on

      I can see the resemblance, but I think she favors her paternal grandfather. She looks like a female carbon copy of Carl Kenneth Frantzve.

      Carl has some interesting lore if anybody is interested in her family history.

    7. Are you saying that two women with the last name Kirk that are probably family )especially in a country like the USA with no memory) are slightly looking the same? You guys need some basic genetics I. Your life see Mendel…

    8. Temporary_Heron6944 on

      Omg Erica Kirk is JD Vance’s clone, but trans. They’re totally fucking with us all!

    9. Educational_Bike4476 on

      They don’t look that much alike, so your entire argument is based on the fact that they share a relatively common name? My name is way more unique and I still share it with someone half an hour away from me

      There are certainly reasons I suspect that the science of cloning (and genetics as a whole) is more advanced than we’re told, and may have been used both experimentally (very likely) and for serious purposes (plausibly), but this is literally baseless nonsense. Good schizopost

    10. With the ‚cabbage patch kids‘ hyphothesis human replication that isn’t the in-species biological one could be an even older thing. Am just surprised by your statement about the need of human women for gestation, thought they’d have perfectioned in-vitro practices by now.

    11. A clone would still be their own person though, as they would have radically different life experiences. Two twins are clearly different people even though they share the same biology and upbringing, a clone would be even more different

    12. Admirable-Cobbler319 on

      Maybe I’m blind, but I don’t see a strong resemblance. They are both average looking white women with blonde hair, but they don’t exactly look alike.

    13. I personally just think that Erika was molested and brainwashed since she was very little. It could explain her grandpa husband she just had a baby with

    14. GovernorJerryBrownn on

      What about the >2,000 Michael Jordan’s that are currently alive in the US? Are they all clones??

    15. If I have a clone I want to switch places with him. Ain’t no way his life is more miserable than mine right now.

    16. Wonderful-Medium7777 on

      Look forward to your other post re chemically lobotomised/similar actors/ or perhaps even MK ultra?

      There’s suspicions about some of the UK Royal Family as well as celebrities.

    17. This is a good post.very appropriate for this sub. Like good job op I enjoyed it. Thank you 🙏

    18. CaptainTomato21 on

      Her swedish roots are key to understand what is going on and why her husband was removed the way it happened. There are a few posts in this sub about her father.

      Erika became swedish citizen in 2019 just before the covid show started.

    19. ConstantBad6542 on

      When you’re too old to be a clone, the pain hurts more than my hip 😂

    20. Strange_Airships on

      Kirk is her married name. Why would they give her such a horrendously confusing maiden name and marry her off to someone with the same last name?

    21. Why would someone name a clone the same name…wouldn’t you want it to be secret?

    22. foothilllbull530 on

      We use to call them test tube babies. You can tell when they got left in the tube to long with their smashed faces

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