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Exposing the Illuminati’s REM Driven Human Cloning Subculture Volume 1: March 25th 2012 to May 18th 2012 Frequently Asked Questions Donald Marshall th 17 March 2016 https://www.facebook.com/donald.marshall.148 http://donaldmarshall.proboards.com/board/1/general-board Vincent Eastwood Interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_1UiFeV5Jg&ab Donald Marshall Books Ctrl+Click on image to the right to be directed to Donald Marshall’s books Contents Foreword ..................................................................................................................................... 9 Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 10 Clones ....................................................................................................................................... 11 Coping in real life from exposure to REM driven cloning .......................................................... 11 How REM driven clones are activated...................................................................................... 11 Why Donald Marshall can talk publicly about the Illuminati after visiting the cloning center....... 11 REM driven cloning; duplication cloning; and replication cloning explained .......................... 12 The real Donald Marshall is not with the Illuminati members physically ................................. 13 The reality of REM driven cloning ........................................................................................... 13 REM driven clone activation and distance ................................................................................ 14 The Illuminati members do NOT use a teleportation device to travel to the cloning center ........... 14 How Donald Marshall gets to the cloning center from home ...................................................... 15 The effects of REM driven clone torture on a person’s original (real) body................................. 15 The side effects of REM driven clone torture ......................................................................... 15 Dying as a REM driven clone, and dying in a person’s natural born original body .................. 16 The differences between replicated clones and duplicate clones.............................................. 17 Differences explained: Torturing replicated clones versus torturing duplicate clones .............. 17 How the original (real) Donald Marshall is threatened ............................................................. 18 Cloned celebrities, Media and Popular Culture ........................................................................ 18 REM driven cloning and fame .............................................................................................. 19 Why setting an alarm to avoid REM sleep and REM driven clone activation does not work.......... 20 WHERE is the “HARD evidence” for human cloning / REM driven cloning?.............................. 21 Currently, evidence for human cloning / REM driven cloning is “Circumstantial evidence”..... 21 The mentality of the Illuminati members and the Illuminati’s better technological advantage ... 22 Technological advantages allow the Illuminati to escape detection with “Hard evidence” ....... 22 REM driven cloning is the main topic which TRULY exposes the Illuminati............................. 23 The differences between “dreams” and “REM driven clone activation” ..................................... 23 REM driven cloning is CLEAR as daylight and does NOT feel like “an awful nightmare”........ 24 The original person, who sleeps, controls the actions of the REM driven clone ........................... 24 Do the same people attend the cloning centers? ........................................................................ 25 Why Donald Marshall cannot fight back as a REM driven clone ................................................ 26 Cloning Center ........................................................................................................................... 27 How Donald Marshall enters and leaves the cloning center ....................................................... 27 Donald Marshall discusses REM driven cloning with “Anonymous” We Are Legion ................... 27 Updates: Donald Marshall’s REM driven cloning activation ..................................................... 27 2 | P a g e Countries involved with REM driven cloning ............................................................................ 29 Where is the location of the cloning center?.............................................................................. 29 Why Donald Marshall has not stated the location of the cloning center ................................... 30 The reasons willing Illuminati members do NOT know the location of the cloning centers........ 30 REM driven cloning experiences happen in the 3D physical world and NOT the ‘Astral Realm’... 31 How it feels to be a REM driven clone explained ................................................................... 31 Description of the above ground cloning center in Canada, A.K.A “The Diddle Dome”........... 31 Possible outcomes when REM driven cloning gains worldwide attention .................................... 32 Shut down of cloning centers / Revolution................................................................................. 33 Deaths ....................................................................................................................................... 34 Robert Pickton Murders .......................................................................................................... 34 Donald Marshall’s Health............................................................................................................ 35 General Health ....................................................................................................................... 35 Microchips in Donald Marshall’s original (real) body .............................................................. 35 Mistaken Identity: The “Donald Marshall” exposing the Illuminati still lives ............................. 36 Donald Marshall’s Mission ......................................................................................................... 36 Donald Marshall’s life purpose................................................................................................ 36 Read / Print / Share information regarding the Illuminati’s REM driven subculture .................... 36 Why it makes little difference if Donald Marshall travels to a different country ........................... 36 Donald Marshall on: the Illuminati REM driven clones and other public figures......................... 37 Donald Marshall on the cover of the Megadeth Album “The World Needs A Hero” .................... 38 April 18th 2012 ....................................................................................................................... 39 Facebook Post: Comparing Donald Marshall’s pictures with the Megadeth album cover......... 39 Donald Marshall on: How to comprehend the subject of REM driven cloning ......................... 39 Why Donald Marshall CANNOT pass off his firsthand eyewitness accounts as “Fiction” ............ 40 Donald Marshall is DESPERATE and WANTS the Illuminati FULLY exposed ........................ 41 Donald Marshall on: “Zeitgeist” and the activist Michael Moore........................................... 42 Suggested alternative approaches to exposing the Illuminati’s REM driven subculture ................ 43 Full exposure of REM driven cloning is the Illuminati’s GREATEST FEAR............................. 43 Inform the world about the Illuminati’s REM driven human cloning subculture RAPIDLY ....... 44 Queen Elizabeth II’s crimes against the children of the world as REM driven clones ............... 44 The Illuminati are not embarrassed to commit their crimes as REM driven clones ................... 45 Why Donald Marshall is still alive ........................................................................................... 45 Donald Marshall on: how he aims to fully expose REM driven cloning....................................... 46 The CIA is tracking everything Donald Marshall does from the cloning center ........................ 46 Why Donald Marshall continues to inform the world about REM driven cloning ..................... 47 3 | P a g e What Donald Marshall knows about the location of the cloning center ................................... 47 The Illuminati does NOT have a contingency plan. SPREAD the truth about REM cloning....... 47 Document 2 ............................................................................................................................ 48 Document 2: A List of people who have attended the cloning centers as REM driven clones. .... 48 The progress of Document2.................................................................................................. 48 Donald Marshall and his friends thoughts on Document2 ...................................................... 49 Tracking................................................................................................................................. 49 People helping Donald Marshall ............................................................................................. 50 May 14th 2012 ....................................................................................................................
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