An interesting article on cloning. I'd be interested in peoples opinions.

I'm suspicious by the mention of Ashtar near the end but the rest seems very credible.

https://x.com/Kabamur_Taygeta/status/1784914367441678613

Hi Firefly. Just read the article on X. I don't know if clones exist or not and have no in depth opinion. However this article to me is nog convincing. It talks about billions..... of clones. Are you kidding? Mostly in China. Easy to say, far away.
paranormal people invariably say that a body has to have a soul to function. They never see/meet people without a soul. Also when viewing a person like FS did with Elon,Putin and many more, they see a soul. So this sentence from the article:
"It’s a misconception that our body is powered by our soul." is weird to me.
All in all I need way more info than just this article to form an opinion. But thanks for posting. Always interesting.

I believe the line is merely stating that a body can 'function' without a soul, so the soul doesn't actually 'power'' the mechanics. A zombie for instance. However, cloned bodies don't have a long existence, and breakdown rapidly, which leads me to conclude that there's a role of the soul due to its connection and genesis through Source.

I am suspiciouis of the statement by CB in the latest update that a synthetic body can be ensouled. I don't believe this to be true.

From some previous information, if I remember correctly, a body must be actually 'born' to receive a soul. I can't reference that unfortunately.

Hi Firefly9. As often we're grasping in te dark, haha. Or maybe we should say, we're playing Sherlock Holmes.
The statement by CB is probsbly from his observation that Airl (FS project 'Alien Interview') was a synthetic body with a soul in it. At least that is what Airl, Mathilda and Lawrence report (talking about hearsay, haha). Seems plausible to me anyway since the ships (ufo's) also seem to have a kind of 'soul'.