The Baby Merchants - Mud Flood Baby Cloning Operations

[See 'Children of The Mud Flood' first] After the Repopulation Postcards and Cabbage Patch video, we received many amazing comments, one of which contained a link to an old movie named The Cabbage Patch Fairy. The film on its own is incredibly bizarre, but after diving into the history of Alice Guy, and the alternative versions of this film, it became clear that the rabbit hole went even deeper.

Many found it hard to believe the postcards as any type of proof for repopulation, but now that we consider that the first movie ever made involves a baby merchant or fairy, showing off her babies in the cabbage patch... is it really that hard to believe? It gets even stranger because it explains what all these postcards were for - For the incubators, For Repopulation, For Reseeding, and For Selling Babies.... This seems to have been some type of operation and we are looking at the remnants of the artwork used to promote it.

The story is very bizarre because outside of the repopulation subject, Alice Guy is known for being wiped from Film History; not too many people know about her and there are over 300 lost films credited to her. Is Alice or the Fairy or the Merchant the same lady from the postcards?

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THE BABY MERCHANTS

Alice Guy-Blaché was a pioneering French filmmaker and one of the first directors to make a narrative film. One of her most notable works is "La Fée aux Choux" or "The Cabbage Patch Fairy".

The original 1896 version of "La Fée aux Choux" is considered to be the first fictional film with a scripted narrative. However, the original film was lost, and Guy-Blaché remade the film two more times in 1900 and 1902.

The film is a brief fantasy tale involving a strange fairy who can produce and deliver babies coming out of cabbages. This was based on the traditional idea that babies came from the 'cabbage patch'. The 1900 version employed one actress (the fairy), two live babies, and a number of dolls. Her 1902 version, later retitled "Sage-femme de première classe" (Midwife First Class), employed a honeymoon couple and a female baby merchant along with numerous babies and dolls.