Post by Deleted on Apr 11, 2016 15:36:26 GMT -8
April 8, 2016—It looks like the most groundbreaking news today has nothing to do with the Feinstein-Burr bill, but everything to do with government intrusion.
In-Q-Tel, a legally independent corporation bound by an annual contract with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and often referred to as the “CIA’s venture arm,” is allegedly funding Skincential Sciences, an innovative line of cosmetic products. According to The Intercept, the CIA may be eying a technology patented by the company that removes a thin outer layer of the skin. The procedure is designed to reveal unique biomarkers, which could be used for a series of diagnostic tests, DNA collection included.
To Lebovitz, In-Q-Tel is “very interested in doing things that are pure science.” When the venture corporation approached Skincential, Lebovitz explained, he was told the corporation was “specifically interested in the diagnostics, detecting DNA from normal skin.” Lebovitz added that “There’s no better identifier than DNA, and we know we can pull out DNA.”
Lebovitz also suggested that the CIA might be interested in using “the biomarker extraction technique for crime scene identification or could conduct drug tests.”
In-Q-Tel, a legally independent corporation bound by an annual contract with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and often referred to as the “CIA’s venture arm,” is allegedly funding Skincential Sciences, an innovative line of cosmetic products. According to The Intercept, the CIA may be eying a technology patented by the company that removes a thin outer layer of the skin. The procedure is designed to reveal unique biomarkers, which could be used for a series of diagnostic tests, DNA collection included.
To Lebovitz, In-Q-Tel is “very interested in doing things that are pure science.” When the venture corporation approached Skincential, Lebovitz explained, he was told the corporation was “specifically interested in the diagnostics, detecting DNA from normal skin.” Lebovitz added that “There’s no better identifier than DNA, and we know we can pull out DNA.”
Lebovitz also suggested that the CIA might be interested in using “the biomarker extraction technique for crime scene identification or could conduct drug tests.”
More: www.voicesofliberty.com/article/skin-care-company-a-cia-front-collecting-dna/
How the hell do I get an emotional smiley face? 
