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	[[Celtic/Druid Frozen]] in listed as Return to Right Owner [[RRO]] in historical timeline trigger events as events in the memories relating to the Celtic Druid bloodlines experiencing tragedies related to their genocide, they were trapped in order to freeze to death, or through relating to histories of Bog sacrifices and being used as "Frozen" effigies for rituals and sacrifices. Some of these bloodlines were used to sacrifice [[Rh Negative Blood]] to kill off this bloodline ~~that~~ is common in the Celt-Druid genetic lines.		[[Celtic/Druid Frozen]] in listed as Return to Right Owner [[RRO]] in historical timeline trigger events as events in the memories relating to the Celtic Druid bloodlines experiencing tragedies related to their genocide, after the [[Luciferian Rebellion]] they were trapped in order to freeze to death, or later on through relating to histories of Bog sacrifices and being used as "Frozen" effigies for rituals and sacrifices. Some of these bloodlines were used to sacrifice [[Rh Negative Blood]] to kill off this bloodline, of which is common in the Celt-Druid genetic lines.

	A Celtic Druid was a member of the educated, professional class among the Celtic peoples of Gaul, Britain, Ireland, and possibly elsewhere during the Iron Age. The druid class included law-speakers, poets and doctors, among other learned professions, although the best known among the druids were the religious leaders.		A Celtic Druid was a member of the educated, professional class among the Celtic peoples of Gaul, Britain, Ireland, and possibly elsewhere during the Iron Age. The druid class included law-speakers, poets and doctors, among other learned professions, although the best known among the druids were the religious leaders.