David Rockefeller’s Sixth Heart Transplant Successful at Age 99

[zorgon]

David Rockefeller's Sixth Heart Transplant Successful at Age 99

What MONEY can BUY



http://worldnewsdailyreport.com/david-rockefellers-sixth-heart-transplant-successful-at-age-99/

[petrus4]

There are less exaggeratedly evil-looking pictures of Rockefeller online.  Not too many, though.  It's as if something was training him to hold a similar facial expression practically ever since he was born.

I'm morbidly curious about Rockefeller at times, simply because I wonder whether or not he's genuinely as evil as everyone seems to think he is.

[space otter]

Z's link is worth copying..unreal

maybe that's The real  Island of Doctor Moreau  ..eck 


Billionaire philanthropist David Rockefeller has undergone successfully his sixth heart transplant in 38 years at the venerable age of 99 years old.

The heart transplant surgery, which lasted 6 hours and was done by a team of private surgeons at his principal residence, on the family estate in Pocantico Hills, New York, doesn't seem to have tired the legendary business man known for his dynamism and cunningness.

His first heart transplant occurred in 1976 after a dramatic car accident led him to suffer a heart attack. He was operated 24 hours later and up and jogging a week later.



David Rockefeller will be resting for the next weeks in his Hanuatu Island complex after he underwent successfully his sixth heart transplant in 42 years at the venerable age of 99

The 99-year old man allowed reporters to ask him a few questions only 36 hours after the operation, a testament to the sturdy health of the American icon.

«Every time I get a new heart, it is like the breath of life is swept across my body. I feel reenergized and alive» he told reporters.

Asked about the secret to his longevity, Mr Rockefeller explained a simple life is the way to go.

«People often ask me this question and I always answer the same thing: Love life. Live a simple life, play with your kids, enjoy the things you have, spend time with good loyal friends» he acknowledged with a kind smile.

«I've made a lot of money in my life, but I've given most of it away. There is no point of having if you can't share» explained the renown philanthropist.

The man that has also had two kidney transplants in 1988 and 2004 is still extremely positive about his health and hopes to live up to 200 years, he told reporters jokingly and in good spirit, only hours after his operation.

[Sinny]

Peter Beter claimed that David Rockefeller was killed shortly after the murder of Nelson Rockefeller - Would be mentioned throughout audio tapes 42 - 50 I believe.

Here's just a snippet from a random webpage:

The above timeline is not without problems or controversy. Perhaps the most controversial element is the time of death for which I have quoted the dubious Dr. Peter David Beter whose audio newsletter 43 provides the timing. Beter alleges that Marschack, Henry Kissinger, and David Rockefeller were all murdered within a few days of Rockefeller's alleged murder. However, Beter does make use of known news reports for other details and provides a time of death which makes more sense of the highly conflicted reports provided by official spokesmen

http://theamericanchronicle.blogspot.co.uk/2010/02/strange-death-of-nelson-rockefeller.html

I think Beters Robotoid/Synthetic/Clone theory is certainly plausible.. I am convinced that Eminem is no longer himself.. Therefore I must stretch my imagination to include figures that go back in time.

All those heart OP's are the perfect cover for replacing him with another..

Depending on the techniques used though, I would be interested to know how they make these clones age correctly.
Well apparently they don't always do it correctly, and that is why, one day Bush, or who ever, looks ten years older or younger than they did the previous week.

A yes, look at that face of Evil.. It is the Rockefellers that have been manipulating and sabotaging American History since they got up and running.

[Dyna]

I thought the going thing was baby blood.

In an episode of The Simpsons called "Blood Feud", for instance, the ancient Mr Burns is revitalised by a transfusion from 10-year-old Bart, who shares his blood type. After the procedure, the usually decrepit Burns glad-hands his way around, trilling cheerfully: "Hey there, Mr Brown-Shoes! How about that local sports team?" "It's funny," he muses. "I've tried every tincture and poultice and tonic and patent medicine there is, and all I really needed was the blood of a young boy."

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/features/stolen-youth-younger-blood-can-reverse-many-of-the-effects-of-ageing-9707385.html

[Shasta56]

I think a sixth transplant on a 99 year old individual is an obscene waste of money and resources.   That's a nurse's point of view.   Does he want to be cryogenically preserved when he dies, so he can be revived later?

Shasta