Are the Cabbage Patch Dolls popularized in the 1980s referencing a cloning operation designed to repopulate the realm after the last reset?

Dr. John Reizer

After the last realm reset, the human population increased rapidly in the 1800s. The population numbers remained very low throughout recorded history up until that point.

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If you have watched any of the Old World researchers I have been featuring on NoFakeNews, you should remember that many postcards and photos of orphan trains suggested the United States was the recipient of many orphaned children. Is the Patch Town movie a cryptic reference to a secret cloning program?

A 1907 Postcard

There were also many postcards containing pictures of Cabbage Patch Babies. Is there a connection between the postcards and a genuine cloning operation that was in play after the last realm reset?

At the Chicago and St Louis World’s Fairs, live babies inside incubators were displayed in large exhibit halls.

If you’re wondering if cloning technology was possible in the 1800s, remember that it’s very likely advanced technologies of many sorts were in existence long before our current civilization came to fruition.

Cabbage Patch Kids Dolls became popular and a highly sought-after Christmas gift in the United States and other locations in the 1980s. There were long lines at department and toy stores throughout America.

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5 thoughts on “Are the Cabbage Patch Dolls popularized in the 1980s referencing a cloning operation designed to repopulate the realm after the last reset?

  1. lhakes12 April 18, 2024 / 8:29 am

    Without a doubt, John!

    Lisa

  2. NoFakeNews April 18, 2024 / 5:37 am

    Excellent information, Lisa! I do think there is something of significance that went on here regarding the Cabbage Patch Babies and cloning.

    The whole thing is as creepy as can be. The world is so much different than we believed growing up, for sure.

    John

  3. lhakes12 April 18, 2024 / 1:17 am

    It’s kind of eerie how people scrambled to obtain one of these Cabbage Patch dolls back in the 1980s, John. Almost like a spell had come over them! Maybe the symbolism of the cabbages brought to their minds visions to reproduce the population. Some deep psych thing that emerged when it was triggered by the images.

    Lisa

    The Cabbage Babies by Mind Unveiled:

    “The array of postcards seem to overtly reference a form of Victorian era propagation process, which could be a form of cloning. Here, cabbages serve as potent symbols; they represent rebirth, mimic the anatomy of the female genitalia, and their round shape evokes the image of a pregnant belly as well as the infant’s head. This symbolism seems to ellude to an operation where humans were metaphorically farmed en masse. The implication is that there were baby factories churning out infants in large numbers for a specific purpose. Also, there seems to be a eugenic element involved in this process where certain phenotypes were deliberately chosen depending on the desired outcome.”

    “Seemingly, the first narrative film in world history, indeed the first genuine movie in Cinema, is entitled La Fee aux Choux, or as we know it in English, The Fairy of the Cabbages, dating back to 1896.”

    “The 1896 version of La Fee aux Choux (The Fairy of the Cabbages) featured a honeymoon couple, a farmer, pictures of babies glued to a cardboard, and one live baby.”

    “Take a moment to consider this… What if this footage of the Cabbage Patch fairy was all that remained for the orphans? There seems to be more to the story than meets the eye.

    The transition period between Resets isn’t always as straightforward as a sudden, world-altering event. It’s rarely so clear-cut. Suppose a significant “WAR” or cataclysm occurred, causing not just physical disruption but also emotional and mental instability among the populace. To group with the right knowledge and resources, such a vulnerable population could easily be manipulated, right?”

  4. NoFakeNews April 17, 2024 / 11:12 pm

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