Dr. Max Rempel

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Bannon`s War Room · WarRoom Battleground EP 868: WarRoom Reports On Claim Space Aliens Are Editing Human DNA And Asks If Illegal Aliens Caused Brexit · 14 Oct 2025 podcast

So it's a chemical.

And the sequence of steps in DNA is known, it's called sequence of human genome.

If you combine all chromosomes together, that makes a sequence of human genome, and it is six billion letters.

It would fit on a flash drive.

It's like nearly three to six gigabytes.

What else do you need to know?

And the sequence is easy to sequence, easy to find it, and now lots of genomes of different species are sequenced, lots of humans are sequenced, and now sequencing is actively used in medical genetics to identify genetic disorders and actually try to treat them one way or another.

Yeah, the sequence is very rich.

So once we see the sequences, we can tell if it is coming from father, mother, other humans, or from non-humans.

It would be pretty straightforward.

If the sequence is sufficiently long, we can tell it.

Even sometimes 20 nucleotides, 20 steps of DNA is sufficient to tell that.

And if it's more than 20, if it's like a thousand, it would be huge evidence that it is not from human.

Next-generation sequencing is around for many years now, and there are two varieties.

One is called short-read sequencing, when you get 150 nucleotides, and that is what costs $1,000 per genome to sequence your genome.

You submit your buccal swab, and then you get back your whole genome sequence with short reads.

And there are long reads by PacBio where it costs about $3,500.

And then you get even better quality where you read through difficult parts which are called repetitive sequences.

So I would be very interested in looking in repetitive sequences between the genes because that's where I think the alien modifications might be present.

I cannot tell much.

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