Animals from Down BEE LOW

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Animals from Down BEE LOW - 2009

Glen: Hello.

Danea: Hello, Glen?

Glen: Yep.

Danea: Hey, it's Danea.

Glen: How are you?

Danea: Not so bad. How are you doing?

Glen: We're just taking a break. I have a woman here who's from Massachusetts.

Danea: Oh, yeah? That's pretty cool.

Glen: We're doing the rounds, that type of thing.

Danea: Okay. Does that give you a couple minutes to talk or do you have to go?

Glen: Five minutes.

Danea: Okay. Well, all right, so tell me about the duck -billed platypus. Was that an engineered
animal?

Glen: I don't believe there are any non -
engineered animals.

Danea: Really?

Glen: I think at one stage of the game or
other, if you listen to the aborigines of
Australia, they talk about animals being
released from below ground.

Danea: Ahh ok, wow.

Glen: I think there was a lab making different animals.  I don't know if they made them all, but I
certainly suspect they modified them all , at one stage or another , in practice for what they
would do with humans.


Danea:  I was doing some reading on the platypus , and it said , it lays eggs and then when it's
young are born, I think, it gives them milk or something like that, like a mammal, so it does both.
Weird like that. So that's kind of strange.

Glen: It sounds like somebody's been doing some modifications along the way.  Kangaroo is
another example of an animal that gets born prematurely, and then goes out and works its way
up to the pouch , in order to be fed. That may in fact be some semblance of a future marsupial
human. It's got the word Mars, which is ram. It's got soup, phonetically speaking, and it's female,
AL.

Danea: There are probably all types of stuff that were released over time.

Glen: There's nothing that you could imagine, I don't believe, that is not possible  from genetic
engineering. W e've seen enough figurines in the Egyptian time in 3000 B.C. where they're
demonstrating the merging of man and animal.

Danea: Dog heads.

Glen: Snakes being one. Bird heads.

Danea: That would lead me to say that there's
no such thing as fiction.

Glen: I don't believe there is any possibility of
fiction. Everything is possible.  Especially
crucifiction.

Danea: Yes, definitely. Okay, I know you have
company over there. I won't hold you too long.

Glen: Okay, so call again when you can.
Probably around 8 o'clock or so, in the evening
I might be freer.

Danea: Okay, that sounds good. Thanks Glen.

Glen: Bye.

Danea: Alright, bye.