‘Lettuce’ Vaccinates You and Other Reasons You Can’t Trust the Food Supply

By Jeff Thompson
BaseUnderground.com

As if our food wasn’t already tainted enough, researchers are now working on putting mRNA vaccines in LETTUCE. UC-San Diego and Carnegie Mellon University are both currently involved in this research. And, they are doing so with Washington DC’s blessing.  

Buy your garden seeds early, everybody. And get them from a source you can trust, like this one.

Can you put the mRNA dressing on the side, please?

The National Science Foundation is footing the bill for this research, having forked over half a million dollars in grant money towards the project of putting vaccines in lettuce. [source]

According to associate professor of botany and plant sciences, Juan Pablo Giraldo, “Ideally, a single plant would produce enough mRNA to vaccinate a single person.” Giraldo went on to say, “We are testing this approach with spinach and lettuce and have long-term goals of people growing it in their gardens.” [source] 

So, one bowl full of salad will get mRNA into a host’s body.

 

WHAT.

THE.

****.

Not the tomatoes too!

Why do they want to put vaccines in lettuce? 

Q: Why is there a need to start putting medical treatments into food? 

A: To get those who would refuse the jab otherwise. The only explanation that makes sense is this technology can get mRNA into those who would otherwise not get it.

What other reason can there be? If anybody wants to get the job, they can easily do so at multiple locations throughout the country, and often for free. There’s simply no reason whatsoever to believe we need to start putting the mRNA into food. We do not need vaccines in lettuce, thanks.