I wonder whether aliens not only provided the Nazis with the technology for creating flying saucers, but also the blueprint to clone humans and other beings/objects. When Nazi scientists were secretly recruited by the CIA as part of Operation Paperclip, they transferred their accumulated knowledge concerning the experiments that they had performed on their human subjects. Would it be too much of a stretch to fathom that by 1961, the CIA with the aid of their Nazi scientists were able to replicate the DNA of someone like Akhenaten to produce a human entity that eventually occupied the White House?

Human cloning: Has it been done already?
Burning Issues
Mar 29, 2006

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Back in the early 1960's, F.C. Steward and colleagues at Cornell University successfully cloned a carrot, the first successful cloning of anything. A few years later, in the late 1960's, cloning extended to animals when Dr. J.B. Gurdon of Oxford University successfully cloned the African clawed frog (Rorvik, In His… 48). However, no scientist had ever reported any successful cloning of a mammal back when Rorvik released his controversial book. At that time, efforts were being made to clone a mouse, but no reports were successful. It was very hard for the scientific community to believe that someone had made the jump in cloning from frog to human (Culliton 1316).

Was Human Cloning Known to the Vedic Sages?
Pallavi Thakur | SpeakingTree.in
May 28, 2015

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Cloning is the creation of a genetically identical copy of a living being by reproduction of cells and tissue. The possibility of human cloning has raised controversies. Many ethical concerns have prompted several nations to pass laws regarding human cloning and its legality. But if I say cloning was known to man even in the Pauranic era, does it sound absurd? Perhaps not! There are lots of indications in various Hindu Puranas and Shastras.