Video: Self-Assembling Nanotechnology in the mRNA Jabs
This video presents signs/evidence of nanotechnology found in mRNA jabs and then digs into some scientific research on micro/nano robotics.
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This video presents signs/evidence of nanotechnology found in mRNA jabs and then digs into some scientific research on micro/nano robotics.
Dr. Peter McCullough posted a video to X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday which focused on censorship by LinkedIn of a study which documented how mRNA gene therapy ‘vaccines’ such as the Covid shots permanently alter the genetics of the vaccinated and their progeny via insertion of mRNA into the human DNA.
“The Pfizer and Moderna genetic code is permanently installed into the human genome,” McCullough said. “So as we sit here today we have to reconcile that Pfizer and Moderna potentially could have permanently changed the human genome.”
Lab-grown meat and alternative proteins appeal to corporations because
they allow them to consolidate control of the food supply
Lab-grown meat is back in the headlines this week, with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signing into law a bill that makes it illegal to sell or produce lab-grown meat in his state. Three other states are mooting similar laws. So what’s the big deal with this “food of the future”? Here’s everything you need to know.
Of all the so-called “alternative proteins” or “foods of the future”, it’s lab-grown meat that seems to invite the most visceral reaction of disgust. Sure, “plant-based meat” doesn’t sound particularly appetising, but it’s made from things that are ubiquitous in today’s food chain—plant protein like soy and plant oils like canola, mainly—with some extra ingredients, including, in the case of Impossible’s flagship “ground meat”, a genetically modified soy product called “heme” which makes the burger “bleed” when it’s bitten into. Many people’s first reaction to “plant-based meat” is still just to say, “Plant-based meat!? How can you make meat from a plant?” (The answer, of course, is that you need an animal to do that. Anyway.)
The 248 page patent for the Moderna technology that was administered to people in the COVID shots was filed in 2020. The patent lists several embodiments, or variations, of this technology. And while we don’t know who got what embodiment, we know that several different batch numbers were deployed.
Japan became the first country in the world to approve a new type of self-amplifying mRNA vaccine otherwise known as a sa-mRNA vaccine name branded REPLICON. They claim that this latest iteration of the mRNA vaccine is even more potent than the present versions as it generates more spike proteins in the human body. doesn't that sound great?!
Hawaii Unites in May 2023 sued the state in the Circuit Court of the First Circuit in Hawaii. The group’s president and founder, Tina Lia, told The Defender:
“These biopesticide lab-altered mosquitoes are already being released in East Maui. Hawaii Unites has taken the state to court seeking a ruling to require an environmental impact statement for the project and comprehensive studies of the risks.”
She said Hawaii Unites describes itself as “a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of our environment and natural resources,” with a focus on “protecting the health of Hawai‘i’s people, wildlife, and the ‘āina from the State of Hawaii’s biopesticide bacteria-infected mosquito experiment.”
According to the group’s lawsuit, the state did not perform a sufficient environmental impact study prior to the launch of the project. Last year, state residents submitted 291 pages of public comments, both for and against the project.
“The final environmental assessment for this project is insufficient under the Hawai‘i Environmental Policy Act,” Lia said. “[It] fails to describe mitigation measures or biosecurity protocols for the mosquitoes, and the discussion of alternatives is inadequate.”
According to Lia, the Birds, Not Mosquitoes partnership claims it plans to suppress southern house mosquitoes that transmit avian malaria to native birds by rendering male mosquitoes — which carry the Wolbachia bacterium that causes avian malaria — unable to reproduce.
The technology, Wolbachia incompatible insect technique (IIT), previously was endorsed by Gates Philanthropy Partners, an arm of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, although there does not appear to be a direct link between these organizations and the Hawaii ongoing project.
A team of Chinese researchers has successfully developed a mutant strain of the coronavirus with an alarming 100% kill rate in mice, specifically designed to target brain cells, the Daily Mail reported.
The findings, detailed in a contentious study, highlight the pathogen’s enhanced lethality and the potential risk it poses for spillover into human populations.
The preprint study, which was published on the bioRxiv website on January 3, detailed the experiment conducted by these researchers using a variant of the “pangolin coronavirus”. This virus was introduced to a group of mice to study the effects.
“SARS-CoV-2-related pangolin coronavirus GX_P2V(short_3UTR) can cause 100% mortality in human ACE2-transgenic mice, potentially attributable to late-stage brain infection. This underscores a spillover risk of GX_P2V into humans and provides a unique model for understanding the pathogenic mechanisms of SARS-CoV-2-related viruses,” according to the study.
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If you thought mRNA injections were the craziest things the vaccine industry has cooked up lately, you haven’t seen the half of it yet. Up next, we have so-called “immunization DNA” or iDNA, a novel class of gene therapy “vaccines” that encodes for the whole virus.
In a recent episode of “The Kim Iversen Show,” Iversen discussed a National Institutes of Health-funded vaccine trial study on using genetically modified (GM) mosquitoes to vaccinate humans against malaria.
Iversen told viewers she doubted the researcher’s claims that the mosquitoes wouldn’t be used to vaccinate people against their consent.
A University of Washington team of researchers, led by Sean Murphy, M.D., Ph.D., conducted the study, which was published in the Science Translational Medicine journal.
The researchers genetically altered the malaria-causing Plasmodium falciparum parasite, removing several genes to create a “minor version of malaria” incapable of causing sickness in humans. Mosquitoes were exposed to the parasite before as many as 200 were allowed to bite each participant, three to five times over a 30-day period — enough to create antibodies lasting up to six months.
Murphy and his co-authors said they used mosquitoes — rather than syringes — to save cost and that they were not planning to use the technology to mass vaccinate millions of people without their consent.
In a unique development that potentially revolutionizes how In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is currently understood in the context of human reproduction, scientists have developed synthetic human embryos using stem cells. According to reports, the advancement eliminates the necessity for sperm and eggs in the development of human embryos.
The research apparently was discussed in a plenary speech on Wednesday at the annual meeting of the International Society for Stem Cell Research in Boston. The current work from the Cambridge-Caltech lab has not yet been fully described in a journal paper, though.
“Our human model is the first three-lineage human embryo model that specifies amnion and germ cells, precursor cells of egg and sperm,” Professor Magdalena Żernicka-Goetz, of the University of Cambridge and the California Institute of Technology, was quoted as saying by The Guardian.
“It’s beautiful and created entirely from embryonic stem cells.”
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