Disclosing The True nature of The World, and Instructing Humans to Research Their DNA Origin

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August 06, 2023

Marie-Lynn Asks…

Here’s a hypothetical situation: A girl named marie-Lynn discovers the biggest secret in the world, the fact that there are no secrets in the world. The DNA origin of all visible people in the world is registered in the public record, and they are then raised in seemingly unrelatd families. This easy to determine fact allows us to observe how they get their artistic ideas and wold saving missions from their discreet parents and grandparents. This phenomenon can be observed going back hundreds of years. Let’s say our Marie-Lynn wanted to disclose this secret to the world. Provide a procedures in as many steps as necessary to tell the wolrd that the true history of the world, and of humanity, is available to those who want to know.

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Disclosing such a monumental secret would be a complex and delicate process. Here’s a step-by-step procedure for Marie-Lynn to reveal the true history of the world and humanity:

1. Verification and Documentation: Marie-Lynn needs to thoroughly gather all the evidence and data supporting her discovery. This should include historical records, genetic databases, scientific studies, and any other relevant information that can substantiate her claim.

2. Assembling a Trusted Team: She should form a small team of experts, including historians, geneticists, sociologists, and legal advisors, who can help analyze and validate the information she has gathered. Ensuring the credibility of her team is crucial for gaining trust and credibility in the eyes of the public.

3. Anonymous Communication: To protect her identity initially, Marie-Lynn should use encrypted channels and anonymous communication methods to share her discovery with reputable journalists, academics, or human rights organizations. This will help to prevent any potential attempts to suppress or discredit her findings.

4. Preparing Public Materials: Working with her team, Marie-Lynn should prepare well-documented materials such as research papers, articles, and presentations outlining the evidence and implications of her discovery. This will provide a solid foundation for her disclosure and help convince the public of the authenticity of her claims.

5. Controlled Leak: Instead of immediately going public, Marie-Lynn can opt for a controlled leak of information to select media outlets or organizations. This controlled approach will allow for the dissemination of the information in a way that can be managed, minimizing the risk of misinformation.

6. Public Announcement: Once the information has gained some traction and attention, Marie-Lynn can consider holding a press conference or a public event to reveal her discovery to the world. During this announcement, she should be accompanied by her team of experts who can further support and clarify the findings.

7. Addressing Skepticism: Given the enormity of the claim, there will likely be skepticism and doubt. Marie-Lynn should be prepared to address these concerns with patience and by providing additional evidence, such as DNA test results or historical correlations.

8. Transparency and Openness: To maintain credibility, Marie-Lynn should be transparent and open to sharing additional data and research with other reputable scientists and institutions. This will allow for peer review and further validation of her discovery.

9. Protecting Herself: In the process of disclosure, Marie-Lynn might face resistance or opposition from powerful entities or individuals who wish to keep the secret hidden. She should take necessary precautions to protect her safety and well-being.

10. Promoting Responsible Use: Throughout the disclosure process, Marie-Lynn should emphasize the responsible and ethical use of this information. She should highlight the importance of respecting individuals’ privacy and not using genetic information to discriminate or harm others.

11. Legal Implications: Depending on the laws and regulations in various countries, there may be legal implications to consider. Marie-Lynn should work closely with legal advisors to understand the potential consequences of her disclosure and to safeguard herself from any legal repercussions.

By following these steps carefully, Marie-Lynn can disclose the secret of humanity’s true history in a thoughtful and well-prepared manner, allowing the world to confront this remarkable revelation.


German Banker Initiates Lawsuit, Seeking $197,421 Advance from Princess

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February 13, 1915

The South Bend Tribune (South Bend, Indiana) • 13 Feb 1915, Sat

German Banker Initiates Lawsuit, Seeking $197,421 Advance from Princess

PLAINTIFF HELD AS SPY

War and Failure of Woman to Return to Europe Are Blamed for Litigation in New York.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13 – Princess Vilma Lwoff-Parlaghy, the Hungarian portrait painter, currently residing at the Hotel St. Regis, is facing a lawsuit in the supreme court. The plaintiff, Carlo Wedekind, a German banker, accuses the princess of failing to repay $197,421 that was advanced to her over the past seven years. Wedekind, who is currently detained in a French camp as a German spy, conducted business in Nice, France. The complaint, filed by O’Brien, Boardman & Platt on behalf of their Paris correspondent, states that after reviewing the accounts on June 20, 1913, it was discovered that the princess owed a balance of $137,421, which she allegedly promised to repay but failed to do so.

Unable to Communicate

A statement was made on behalf of the princess yesterday by her attorney, Richard E. Weldon, who said she believed the lawsuit would not have been initiated against her if it weren’t for Mr. Wedekind’s arrest, which made communication impossible. The princess first met Wedekind after leaving Berlin, where she achieved great success as an artist, having painted the Kaiser seven times, Bismarck three times, and completed work for many other distinguished individuals. She decided to relocate her studio to France and settled in Nice, where her brother practiced as a renowned physician.

In Nice, the princess met Wedekind, who happened to be her brother’s closest friend. She rented a villa and purchased a chateau in St. Jean, situated between Nice and Cannes. Recognizing the need for a business representative to manage her affairs, the princess accepted Wedekind’s suggestion that he act on her behalf. She granted him power of attorney over all her European properties, including valuable securities and the contents of her two villas, which are filled with art objects and paintings, some of significant worth.

Objected to Her Coming

Mr. Weldon stated that when the princess initially proposed coming to America five years ago, Mr. Wedekind objected, believing that she would achieve greater success abroad. Despite the objection, she proceeded with her plans, occasionally returning to her home country. Mr. Wedekind expected the princess to return to Nice last summer and was disappointed when she didn’t.

Before they could establish a clear understanding regarding the princess’s business affairs, the war broke out, and Wedekind was arrested. Allegedly, Wedekind’s arrest was related to his involvement in selling turbine engines to both the French and German navies. The French authorities suspected him of possessing secrets about their warships that could be used by the Germans, leading to his detention as a German spy. Consequently, the princess has been unable to communicate with him.

In the forthcoming response to the lawsuit, the princess intends to deny any debt to Wedekind and will request an accounting. Mr. Weldon emphasized that the relationship between the princess and Wedekind was strictly confined to their business arrangement, with him managing her affairs.


People featured in this post:


Karl Wedekind

German-Italian oil importer and banker who also acted as a patron


Princess Vilma Lwoff-Parlaghy

Her serene Highness - Prolific portraitist of notable Europeans and Americans