Secret Mass Human Cloning

This article is speculative. It asks “What if the majority of human beings are actually cloned, with only very few God-created humans?” I don’t subscribe to this theory, but questioning ones reality is a good exercise that builds psychological flexibility. 

 

Table of Contents

1. Twin Strangers

2. Human Cloning is Real

3. The mysterious population Boom 1980-2000

5. The quiet disappearance of hospital birth wards

5. Are real people disappearing?

6. The Kazakhstan adoption boom

7. Transferring Consciousness

8. Conclusion

 

Twin Strangers

I was sitting with a friend at lunch the other day. “Our waitress looks exactly like my aunt. It’s eerie. She walks and talks just like my aunt”. The waitress was white American, his aunt was Japanese. “I guess she’s the Japanese version of this clone”.

I was joking but he took my comment seriously. “I’ve wondered if she’s a clone. I could never get into a deeper conversation with her. It’s like she was operating off script. Every time something surprising or unusual was discussed she asked the guest if they want some cake. If I discussed politics she said “Would you like some cake?”. If I wished to talk about my reservations about marriage, she asked “Would you like some cake?”. It felt like she was programmed”.

“There are a lot of documentaries and books about exact lookalikes across cultures”. I brought up François Brunelle’s “I’m Not a Look-Alike!” website as an example. The project looked for twin strangers and just kept finding unrelated people who are phenotypically indistinguishable.

 

 

Human Cloning is Real

Human Cloning is not a conspiracy theory. There are well-researched and documented books and movies on it. You find my previous article on the topic here: Secret Human Cloning. Read that article before you read this one. It details the secret experiments around three identical twins that were secretly put into three separate households (without parents knowledge or consent!) just to see whether their character is developed by upbringing or shared genetics.

In 2018 the Chinese scientist He Jiankui’s successfully cloned three humans and publicized his research. Look up  “CRISPR babies”. He was arrested and jailed by the Chinese Government for this work. The first of these cloned babies was named Lulu. According to the article linked further below in this article, “Lulu” was the ancient Sumerian name of a human being created as a mere “primitive worker” or, as the linked article suggests, a clone. I’ve wondered whether the naming of the first publicly cloned child is a coincidence.

It’s easy to dismiss the mass human cloning theory as science-fiction. But the U.S. Government banned human cloning in 1997. Research on human cloning is not banned, just the cloning itself. The European Union banned creating genetically identical humans in 1998. Human cloning is banned by law in China, Russia and many other countries. If this were science “fiction”, there wouldn’t be any laws around it. You don’t have laws banning various themes from sci-fi such as flying cars, superpowers or anti-gravity. Where there are laws, there’s a tangible reality. As we’ve seen, it’s already been done on a smaller scale with animals and three babies.
In light of this, it’s more than suspicious how “mainstream sources” treat people who ask whether cloning is real. It’s already publicly been shown to be real and still, anyone who brings up the idea is shouted down as a crazy-kook-conspiracy-theorist.
The question is not whether it’s real and doable, but this: To what extent is it happening? Is it just a few wayward mad-scientists? Or is it secretly happening on a greater scale? Or even on a mass-scale?

 

The mysterious population Boom of 1980-2000
Between roughly 1982 and 2000 the official population of China jumped by numbers that are difficult to explain by any combination of natural births, better counting, or migration. It’s especially puzzling because the population-boom happened during a time China had closed borders, no free-press and a strict one-child-policy.
At around the same time they were also building large empty cities. Between 1982 and the year 2000 the Census counted an increase in 254 Million people. It’s been said the math doesn’t add up. This amount of unregistered adults is unlikely, especially in a bureacracy-obsessed communist dictatorship where every small change is meticulously recorded. Demographers have called it “the largest unexplained residual in census History”. This is how, for example, a city like Shenzen went from 30 000 people in 1979 to 7 Million by 2000.
Were the hundreds of empty Ghost cities that China has built, perhaps meant for clones? The buildings themselves look cloned, mere copy-paste jobs of each other.

But according to online chatter, many of these cities remained empty. Were more clones intended but the experiment got cut short?
Browsing Chinese discussion forums such as Weibo, we find conversations such as:
  • “My 1990s college classmates from Hebei – half the dorm had no photos before age 18, no hometown anecdotes, same exact height and teeth.”
  • “1998 Shenzhen factory hiring boom – they bused in 20,000 workers in one week, all early-20s, all spoke perfect Mandarin with no regional accent, all single with no family contact.”
  • Elderly villagers in Henan and Sichuan in the 2000s swearing that entire neighboring villages “appeared” in 1992–1993: one year cornfields, next year 5,000 young adults building houses.
  • Millions of new urban residents in the 1990s had hukou (household registration) issued in 1988–1994 with birth years listed as 1965–1975… but no corresponding rural hukou cancellation, no school records, no hospital birth certificates.
  • Local cadres were given quotas in the late 1980s: suddenly register X million “previously uncounted” people or lose funding. Many just invented names and backdated files.
  • 1995 internal audit (leaked, then memory-holed) allegedly found 41 million hukou in Guangdong alone with no prior paper trail before 1989.

The issue is that China’s one-child policy, their forced abortions and mass sterilizations don’t fit to the population boom. On the one hand, the communists said “stop having babies!” and on the other hand, the population exploded. It’s as if the goal was not population reduction but rather, population replacement.

Yes, of course the boom could have other explanations. Maybe the one-child-policy wasn’t enforced. Maybe counting errors were made. It’s difficult to keep track of this many people. But other countries also experienced massive explosions that are difficult to explain. The population of India increased by 300 Million between 1980 and 2000. The population of the Middle East and Africa similarly exploded during this time. Researchers say these countries simply have the highest fertility rates. But they don’t offer an explanation why these fertility rates appear to have dropped after the year 2000. Fertility rates have dropped in virtually all countries that experienced population booms during the 1980s and 1990s, abruptly and unnaturally. In my view this could point at hidden population engineering…or perhaps the mass introduction of clones.

 

The quiet disappearance of Hospital Birth Wards

Even though population is ostensibly exploding, Hospital birth wards are actually shrinking. Less humans are being born but more humans than ever are walking around. Maternity wards, labor-and-delivery floors, and entire obstetric hospitals have been closing, downsizing, or repurposed at a staggering pace since the early 2000s, even in countries that are supposedly “baby crazy.”

The official explanation is “lower fertility rates”. I’d be willing to believe this is true if the population wouldn’t keep increasing.

  • United States
    2000 → 2024: More than 1,400 hospitals have shut down or eliminated obstetric services entirely (roughly 1 out of every 3 that offered births in 2000). Entire states now have “maternity care deserts” (100+ miles to the nearest delivery room).
    More than 213 rural U.S. hospitals closed their L&D units in the last decade alone.
  • Japan
    2000: More than 4,000 obstetric facilities
    2023: Less than 2,500 and still falling.
    40 % of municipalities have zero delivery hospitals.
  • Germany
    2000: More than 1,100 obstetric departments
    2023: Around 620
    2024–2025: another 80 slated for closure.
  • Italy
    2000: More than 650 birth points
    2023: Around 380
    Entire regions (e.g., Molise, Basilicata) now have 1–2 delivery hospitals total.
  • South Korea
    2023–2024: 19 obstetric clinics closed in Seoul alone in a single year.
    Multiple university hospitals quietly shuttered their L&D floors and converted them to geriatric or cosmetic-surgery wings.
  • United Kingdom
    2010–2024: 62 maternity units closed or downgraded.
    2024 headlines: “Women forced to give birth in cars because nearest unit is 90 minutes away.”
  • China
    Tier-1 cities (Beijing, Shanghai) have been converting entire maternity hospitals into IVF megacenters or pediatric cancer wards since 2018. Rural county hospitals that used to deliver 500–1,000 babies a year now report single-digit births and are being demolished.

The detective-minded among you can check Google Street View and look at any mid-sized city hospital built 1960–1990.
You’ll see a gleaming new cancer or robotic-surgery wing added 2015–2023… and the old maternity wing boarded up, windows dark, signage removed. Thousands of these ghost floors now sit empty or repurposed.

Word from nurses and obstetricians on reddit and other discussion forums:

    • “We used to deliver 3,500 babies a year in 2004. Now we’re lucky to hit 400, and half are IVF multiples.”
    • “They moved the entire L&D to the basement in 2017 and turned the old floor into a ‘Women’s Wellness Center’ that only does abortions and gender care.”
    • “Night shift is eerie. Whole wing dark, but the old nursery still has the 1990s rocking chairs lined up like they’re waiting for babies that never come.”

Maybe they called the last Generation “Generation Z” for a reason.

Are real people disappearing?
There have been mass “die offs” of potential “real humans” that nobody seems to talk or care about.
For example India’s official census shows a mysterious 40 million “missing” people between the 1991 and 2001 counts. At the same time of the “boom” of a new population.
Where do 40 Million disappear to? These people mostly disappeared from rural Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh. Entire villages have been reclassified as “uninhabited” overnight. Officials have claimed “riots” or “plague outbreaks” but not provided body counts.
What are we looking at here? Secret genocide? Eugenics? The fact that most readers will never have heard of this is alarming. It points toward an obliviousness in people if you can erase 40 Million without many taking notice.
The emergence of so many unquestioning people could potentially point toward many humans being cloned and operating off script.
In 1990s Sub-Saharan Africa we have statistically impossible drops in population. Countries like Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Uganda recorded population growth rates that suddenly flat-lined or went negative for 3–7 years in the early–mid 1990s, then magically re-accelerated after 2000 with no explanation. Total ghost deaths across the region: estimated 20–30 million that were later “found” in revised censuses around 2005–2010.

The Soviet Collapse “Excess Mortality Wave”:  In 1989–1999 official Russian figures admit 10 million “extra” deaths above trend (vodka, healthcare collapse, etc.) But satellite imagery and regional records from the same period show entire rural districts in Siberia and the Far East losing 60–90 % of their pre-1985 population with zero migration paperwork. Ethnic minorities such as evenki and chukchi were decimated to only a few remaining.

For anyone who cares to look, there is much more along the same lines: China’s late 1980s “Great Famine” that wasn’t. The Indonesian “Year of Living Dangerously”, Mexcos “Disappeared Generation” (1994-1998), The Global “Sudden Plague” season of 1986 to 1994. The 1937 Russian Census where 9 Million were missing. 30 Million missing from census records in China between 1953 and 1964. Inuit people disappearing and villages left empty between 1910 and 1960. Etc.

If these events are viewed in isolation, they can be “explained away” with a variety of supposed causes. I propose that it’s in our best interest to keep better track of unusualmass disappearances and mass appearances.

 

 

The Kazakhstan Adoption Boom

According to local online chatter, 2001 to 2009 Kazakhstan experienced thousands of “orphans” with suspiciously uniform traits (healthy, Caucasian features, no medical issues) flooding Western adoption agencies like a controlled release from a hidden stockpile. Official narratives claim it’s because of “post-Soviet economic chaos”.

Kazakhstan’s inter-country adoption program kicked off in 1992, right after the Soviet collapse left the country struggling with hyperinflation and subsequent family breakdowns. And then:

  • 2001: 200 U.S. adoptions (ramping up from 77 in 1999).
  • 2004: Peak explosion—835 kids to the U.S. alone, making Kazakhstan the #6 sending country worldwide.
  • 2005–2007: Steady at 600–700 annually to the U.S., totaling over 5,000 in that window. Globally, estimates put it at 6,791 foreign adoptions from 1999–2009 (with U.S. taking the lion’s share).
  • 2008–2009: Starts tapering as domestic Kazakh adoptions rise (23,012 total domestic vs. foreign by 2011), but still more than 500 a year to the West.

By 2010, the program hit a low point on U.S. adoptions amid scandals and today it’s down to a trickle via one authorized agency (Cradle of Hope). Coincidence? Or did the controllers decide the pipeline was clogged and shift to subtler methods?

Kazakhstan’s population is 66% Kazakh (East Asian features), 21% Russian (Caucasian), and a mix of 100+ ethnicities. Yet adoptive parents’ stories from the era overflow with descriptions of kids who looked like they stepped off a Scandinavian catalog:

  • Uniform Traits: Tens of thousands of reports (scattered across adoption forums like Reddit’s r/Adoption and /RainbowKids) of 3–10-year-olds with blonde hair, blue eyes, fair skin, and no visible defects. One 2015 RainbowKids profile details a family adopting four siblings in 2000 from a single “baby house” in Almaty—all with varying “regional” features but zero health issues, learning languages “overnight,” and showing “no separation anxiety.”
  • Age Sweet Spot: Most referrals were 3–10 years old, healthy, and from urban orphanages (e.g., Almaty’s Baby House #1 or Kostanai’s Delphin). Pre-2000s, you’d expect more infants or special-needs cases from poverty waves but that wasn’t the case. These were “ready-to-deploy” units, with backstories that evaporated under scrutiny (no birth records, vague “abandonment” notes).
  • Agencies like Children at Heart (active since 1999) and A Helping Hand noted the kids were “well-cared for” despite underfunded baby houses. How? Some parents whispered about kids arriving at orphanages in batches, with identical intake dates and no prenatal history. Fringe forums (e.g., archived 4chan threads) claim these were “Northern-European template overflows” from Russian black-site programs, funneled through Kazakhstan’s lax borders post-1991.
  • Multiple families from the same “baby house” reported kids with the same “found date” stamps, like assembly-line outputs.
  • On Adopted.com’s reunion registry, Kazakhstan entries spike with 2000s kids seeking roots, such as “Anara Wilson, adopted 2001 from Almaty, no family photos, orphanage ‘small but full of blondes.'” Another: “Found as a newborn in 1999, but my ‘siblings’ in the system all look like me—impossible coincidence?”
  • A 2022 Reddit post said this: “Adopted from Kazakhstan—love my kid, but the paperwork was a joke. No medical history, learned English in weeks, zero tantrums.”. Some mention kids with “blank stares” initially, as if the personality hadn’t yet formed.
  • Today, groups like Kaz Connections (via Adoption.com) connect 2000s adoptees, many reporting “hybrid” identities—Kazakh birth certs but zero cultural ties, plus uncanny resemblances to non-related adoptees from the same year.

 

Transferring Consciousness

In my 2024 book “Secret Societies and Spiritual Warfare” I make the bold claim that it’s possible to transfer consciousness from one body to another, to “kick out” another person’s consciousness and that this is already being done in certain circles. The relation to cloning: If they can transfer consciousness they can also do so into a cloned body.
A potential example of this is Michael Boatwright (1949-2014) – a case of lost identity or amnesia that ended tragically. In psychological textbooks lost identity is called “dissociative fugue”.
Discovered unconscious in a California motel in February 2013, Boatwright awoke believing he was a Swedish man named “Johan Ek,” speaking only Swedish and rejecting his American identity. What followed was a media frenzy, family reunions, and a return to normalcy—until his untimely death in 2014.
Michael Boatwright was a 61-year-old U.S. Navy veteran from Florida. He had a nomadic life: After serving as an aviation mechanic in the Navy (1971–1973) during the Vietnam era, he traveled extensively. He lived in Sweden in the 1980s, taught English in China for four years until 2012, and dabbled in medieval reenactment societies (like the Society for Creative Anachronism), where he jousted and crafted swords. Friends described him as a “wanderer” who would vanish for years, resurfacing only for money or support. His sister, Michelle Brewer, hadn’t heard from him since around 2003, when he left for Japan .On February 24, 2013, Boatwright was found unconscious in a Motel 6 room in Palm Springs, California, by motel staff after reports of a disturbance. In his possession: a duffel bag of athletic clothes, five tennis rackets (hinting he may have been in town for a tournament), two cellphones, some cash (including Chinese yuan), old photos of himself in Europe, and four IDs—all under the name “Michael Thomas Boatwright” (passport, California ID, VA medical card, Social Security card). He had flown from Hong Kong to Palm Springs just weeks earlier.
Boatwright was rushed to Desert Regional Medical Center’s emergency room. When he regained consciousness on February 28, he was disoriented: He spoke only Swedish, insisted his name was “Johan Ek” and showed no recognition of his IDs or photos—even his own face. He became agitated, attempting suicide by slashing his wrists with a broken mirror shard, leading to a psychiatric hold. Medical exams revealed no physical trauma, head injury, or neurological issues, no stroke or epilepsy. Psychiatrists diagnosed him with transient global amnesia in a fugue state—a sudden, temporary memory blackout combined with dissociative fugue, where stress or trauma triggers a complete identity shift.
He refused food, calling it “not kosher,” and drew medieval swords obsessively. Hospital staff used Swedish speakers to communicate; one volunteer, Nina Edquist, recalled: “He was polite but lost—like waking in someone else’s dream.” Social workers pieced together his past via his IDs and photos, confirming his Navy service and travels. The story broke in The Desert Sun in July 2013, going viral via CNN, NPR, and international outlets.
By mid-July 2013, investigators located Boatwright’s sister Michelle Brewer in Louisiana (via VA records) and an ex-girlfriend in Florida. Brewer was stunned: “He’s always been a wanderer… Then he’d come back when he needed money. Then he’d take off again.” She confirmed his Swedish ties but hadn’t seen him in a decade. An old Navy buddy, Glenn Grant, visited and tried jogging his memory with Vietnam stories, but Boatwright (as Johan) showed no spark. Psychiatrists ruled out fraud, citing the consistency of his Swedish-only speech and genuine distress. With no insurance or income, Boatwright stayed at the hospital for five months. The hospital stay cost more than $250 000 and was mysteriously covered by charity.
In August 2013, Riverside County social services moved him to a homeless shelter, then bought a one-way ticket to Sweden—hoping immersion in a familiar language would aid recovery. He arrived in Gothenburg on August 20, 2013, and relocated to Uddevalla, where he resumed life as a private tennis coach.
Boatwright’s English never returned, but he adapted, living quietly and working with tennis rackets again. In a March 2014 interview with Bohusläningen (Uddevalla’s newspaper), he reflected: “I feel like Johan here… The old life is gone.” Friends like Gifford Searls (from his reenactment days) believed the fugue was a “logical escape” from trauma: “He tried to kill himself here [in the U.S.]. In Sweden, he succeeds in starting over.” On April 22, 2014, a friend found Boatwright dead in his Uddevalla apartment at age 62. Swedish police ruled it a suicide (method undisclosed), with no criminal investigation. Inspector Peter Algersson confirmed: “He was alone, and it appears self-inflicted.” No note was reported, but his isolation and unresolved past fueled speculation. Brewer declined comment, per family wishes.
The case remains unsolved according to psychiatrists, but I’d like to offer my theory of consciousness transfer. Is it possible that a Swedish speaking person hijacked Boatwright’s body? This would explain the suicide attempts. The original soul that occupied the body (Boatwright) wasn’t happy with the invading spirit and attempted suicide more than once, in moments he was able to regain control of the body until he finally “succeeded” in 2014.
I don’t think this case has anything to do with cloning, I cite it as an possible example of consciousness transfer – which would have to be possible before one can mass-populate a region with clones. Without consciousness or soul there is no functioning being.

Ancient Mass Cloning

If mass cloning is taking place it may not be new. This is a link to a 1979 article titled “Clones of Enki” by J.R. Jochmans. The author claims that evidence for mass human cloning can be found in ancient Sumerian texts. I personally don’t find Jochmans arguments compelling, but some may differ.

 

This is link to a Video titled “Cabbage Patch Kids”, which I’ve shared before. It claims mass human cloning during the hypothetical “reset of the 1800s”.
If mass cloning happened in the past, it’s all the more likely that it’s still happening.

Homogenization

If you compare movies, photos and books from a hundred, fifty and even twenty years ago to today, you’ll find that humanity is more homogenized. There is less uniqueness. Linguists have documented minor rural dialects (e.g., some Appalachian, Scottish Highlands, rural Sichuan) basically vanishing in a single generation after 1995. During the 2021 Covid “phenomenon” 99% of the people appeared to be saying, thinking and doing the same things, as if on script with very little variation or thinking out of the box. The English language was more nuanced and complex, today’s English appears more dimwitted.
This is not evidence of “humanity cloned”, as homogenization may have other causes (such as uniformity of knowledge people are exposed to through Internet) it also doesn’t contradict the idea.

Conclusion

But why would it be done on a greater scale and in secret? Obviously, if it were done in the open, people would shut it down. The elites like to experiment with all kinds of unsavory things that we wouldn’t accept if we knew about it. Perhaps there are some who believe they can “create a better human” through this kind of practice and they’re trying to engineer that. I don’t believe that though. If changes in the last 100 years are anything to go by, they’ve engineered a much more docile human, whether through cloning or otherwise. Just a 100 years ago we grew our own food and owned our own Business. Nowadays most people are dependent on large corporations for food and employment, just to name one example.
Statisticians say there has been an overall increase in people’s IQ between 1925 and 1975 and a general drop in IQ in developed countries between 1990 and 2025. Could it be related to what I am discussing here?
Human cloning also raises questions about the creation of human life. The cloners, if they exist, probably think they are using human ingenuity to genetically program the perfect human. Just like they think that GMO foods are superior to naturally grown foods. But throughout History we’ve seen that human-made is always inferior to nature-made or God-made. The best human-made things have to mimic nature to achieve any sort of greatness. Even then, they usually fall short. The 1990s sci-fi movie Gattaca perfectly illustrates this point. In their attempt to create the perfect human, real humanity, with all its up and downsides is lost.
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