What I'm Watching: Cabbage Patch Orphans
This week, we take a look at cabbage patch orphans, subverted historical timelines, orphan trains, incubator babies, Babylon babies, artificial wombs, repopulation postcards, and mud floods.
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This week, we take a look at cabbage patch orphans, subverted historical timelines, orphan trains, incubator babies, Babylon babies, artificial wombs, repopulation postcards, ghost cities, mud floods, and early Hollywood.
ART of Dino .com. (2022). 1800s Baby Farmers & The Cabbage Patch - Exploring the Potential Realities of this Topic w/ Books! YouTube.
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"This topic has fascinated me for years... Ever since I heard some stories about my distant family that seemed a little OFF.. and when comparing Ancient images and Artwork of Babies.. to the modern desecration of the innocent that comes out in atrocious stories and pop culture nightmare imagery... How long has this sickness been going on? What happened to turn babies from Miracles of God, into products for Evil?? Somewhere this shift occurred, and for some reasons (communism, evil, etc.) ... we must solve this riddle.. were the babies over abundant?? was there a war and babies were collected?? Was sloth and decadence creating population overload for parents who were too much of a MESS to deal with the responsibilities?? So many possibilities... I try to explore many of them here... through the use of books.. But again.. WHO KNOWS if these books are compromised and designed to hide some more sinister Truth and Reality of Our Genetic Origins and Past.... too tough to tell... take it in, filter it..”
The Cryptid Huntress. (2022). HUMAN CLONING: ORPHAN TRAINS & THE CABBAGE PATCH. YouTube.
Description
"Today, Jessica and her special guest Brown Dwarf discuss the mysterious connection of the collection of vintage 1800's era post cards portraying babies and small children being grown and harvested on farms as cabbages, hatched from eggs, and arriving on trains and vehicles to new families across the nation. They explore possible human resets and repopulations over the centuries. Is there a connection to this phenomenon and the popular 1980's Cabbage Patch dolls? They also explore the hidden history of the Old World and the lost giants of the world - including Bigfoot!”
The Great Deception Podcast. (2023). Cabbage Patch Kids, Orphan Trains, Incubator Babies & Artificial Wombs. YouTube.
Description
"The Great Deception Podcast where I take a look at the Cabbage Patch Kids. Not only an 1980's craze, the early 1900's had its own bizarre cabbage patch baby craze on postcards. I'll bring back the Orphan Trains and possible ties with Cabbage Patch Kids, Incubator Babies, and the 'conceptual' artificial wombs. Babylon Surreal Babies is a book of collections of the baby postcards from the 1800/1900s showing orphans, cabbage patch babies, airships, balloons, and a lot of darkness.”
Historical High. (2023). The Mystery of Cabbage Patch Post Cards & Orphan Trains. YouTube.
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"Since this is the birth of this channel I find it only fitting to upload a video surrounding mysteries of the many incubation exhibits, cabbage patch baby post cards and orphans trains of early America.”
Lynn White. (2023). The REAL Cabbage Patch Kids and Orphan Trains. YouTube.
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