When Napoleon Bonaparte was approximately 25 years old, he was missing for several days, when he returned the only explanation he gave was that he had been kidnapped by strange men.
In July 1794, when Napoleon Bonaparte was about 25 years old, he disappeared for a few days, and when he returned, the only explanation he gave was that he had been kidnapped by strangers. Later, scientists discovered a “microchip” in his skull.
Scientists who have extensively examined Napoleon Bonaparte\’s remains say they are “deeply surprised” to find a centimeter-long microchip in his skull. The group of scientists claims that the mysterious object may be an a̳l̳i̳e̳n̳ implant, suggesting that the Frenchman was abducted by a U̳F̳O̳.
A few years ago, Dr. André Dubois requested and was granted permission to examine the skull of Napoleon Bonaparte in order to discover any medical problems that would allow them to better understand his thoughts and behavior. Dr. Dubois was looking for abnormalities in his glands when he found a small incision in the bone. What he found defies any logical and scientific explanation.
In September 2010, Dr. André Dubois published his surprising findings in a French medical journal, stating: “The possible consequences and implications of this discovery are too great to comprehend. Dr. Dubois Iss made the surprising discovery while studying the skeleton of Napoleon, with a budget of about $140,000 provided by the French government.
“He wanted to determine if he had pituitary disease, which would explain his short stature. This object was some kind of super-advanced microchip,” he explained.
The researchers can only guess at the nature and origin of the object, as it is much smaller than any human finger and has no electrical or wiring components. Scientists also claim that Napoleon\’s skull grew around a mysterious object, leading researchers to conclude that the object may have been inserted into his head when he was young. (They assumed it was during his stay in Egypt.)
ғʀᴀɴᴄᴇ\’s most powerful leader never told anyone about it, nor did he find his story written about him to explain the discovery, so researchers began digging into his travel r̟e̟c̟o̟r̟d̟s, hoping to find places, circumstances or tracks. He said that he might have found a̳l̳i̳e̳n̳s.
First, there was a local uprising in 1794, when the 25-year-old Napoleon disappeared for a few days and, on his return, he told everyone that he had been kidnapped and imprisoned by “strangers.” The microchip, if that is the case, may have been installed prior to an upgrade or repair, or the body of it was initially just a compatibility test subject.
Since that mysterious encounter, Napoleon\’s rise has been wonderful. The following year, Napoleon was appointed head of the French army in Italy. In 1804, after a series of stunning victories, the diminutive general crowned himself Emperor of ғʀᴀɴᴄᴇ and his empire expanded to include what we now know as Germany and Austria, as well as Switzerland, Italy, and Denmark.
Napoleon used military strategies, which were more than a hundred years ahead of his time,” said Dr. Dubois. “Maybe the implant somehow completely enhanced all of his abilities.”
In most cases of a̳l̳i̳e̳n̳ abduction, people are not the only cases, which means that the subject is usually abducted and studied not once, but several times, for example when wildlife experts place tracking equipment and animal r̟e̟c̟o̟r̟d̟ing for research. U̳F̳O̳s have been known to appear in conflict zones and at defining moments in history, and are believed by some to have been chosen during an a̳l̳i̳e̳n̳ insurgency at the time, but their specific purpose is unknown.
People who were lucky enough to meet Bonaparte in his life used to say that his presence was so powerful that they felt that there was something preventing them from harming him in any way, even when no one else was in the room. Some describe it as invisible armor, but now, many, many years later, we can believe that these feelings were caused by the energy generated by the mysterious microchip.
