Topic: Homo Borgenesis

3 chapters across the catalog

A presentation to an RFK-affiliated group highlighted the plight of John and Bonnie Kellerby, who have battled covert implantation for 22 years. Bonnie Kellerby describes a life of "voice and torment," where synthetic schizophrenia is used to isolate and institutionalize victims. The term "Homo Borgenesis" is used to describe the transition of humans into a controlled, non-autonomous species through these technologies.

Beltran discusses an AT&T patent for "routing policies for biological hosts," which frames the human body as a node in a network. He claims that NATO owns leasing rights on frequencies emitted from US soldiers. The term "Homo Borgenesis" is introduced to describe a new human species integrated with technology, effectively ending individual autonomy and free will.

Attorney Todd Callender joins guest host Maria Zee to discuss the legal status of gene-modified humans, whom he calls "Homo Borgenesis." Callender cites the Supreme Court case *Molecular Pathology v. Myriad Genetics*, arguing that mRNA gene modification makes individuals the property of patent holders. He claims the Department of Justice has never denied these assertions in court. Callender suggests that vaccinated individuals are technically a new species under NASA and military definitions.