English: Rhesus Macaques (Macaca mulatta) in Agra, northern India Deutsch: Rhesusaffen (Macaca mulatta) in Agra, Nord-Indien (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Here is an excerpt from an article that discusses a very interesting fact that is greatly overlooked.
Rh positive blood denotes a common genetic characteristic, a "relationship", with the
rhesus monkey as they both share this factor. It denotes a common origin, a common ancestor between rh positive humans and the rhesus monkey.
What about the people who do not have this factor in their blood? Obviously they do not share the same genetic relationship with the rhesus monkey. They do not have the same origins as the Rh positive humans. Where do Rh negative people come from?
"...The Rh negative blood, which appears not to have originated on earth, may prove to be a major factor in proving mankind is a hybrid. It is not the whole answer but it is a key for unlocking the genetic puzzle of our heritage. Tissue factors will also prove to be quite revealing. Scientists are now able to determine the tissue factors of 5000 year old mummies. Could some of these mummies have been the ancient astronauts? Why were these mummies preserved well enough for us to analyze their blood and tissue factors? Could there be a message in the genetic factors of the mummies themselves?
via: www.in5d.com