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Jiang speculates that DNA ancestry services could be used to find or suppress bloodlines, while marking the claim as conspiracy theory without evidence.
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Human Trafficking
Jiang speculates that DNA ancestry services could be used to find or suppress bloodlines, while marking the claim as conspiracy theory without evidence.
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"...bad things could happen to you. Why is there so much human trafficking in the United States? They care a lot about bloodlines, right?..."
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"So what bloodline would you have to be for them to, would you have to be of that 13 families or would you be..."
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"So I think that it depends on the group that you're in. I think there's something called the 13 bloodlines, which traces themselves back..."
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"...And the logic is very simple. We know that gambling, prostitution, human trafficking, slavery, all profitable, why doesn't everyone do it? Because it's immoral,..."
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The interview starts with the end of the world and Satoshi Nakamoto, but the deeper line is Jiang's theory of front men.
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