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Tell us a little bit about the study that just came out of Sweden that is just so alarming.
The news is buzzing out of Lund University, Malmö, Sweden.
Markus Alden is the first author.
The first demonstration in a human hepatic or liver cell line that the Pfizer vaccine
in fact reverse transcribes and installs DNA into the human genome.
Wow.
And so in simple terms, what does that mean, Dr. Bartlett?
Thank you for making it simple.
So basically there's an enzyme that can take that messenger RNA vaccine information and
put it into the DNA of the person, into their DNA.
And we were told that could not happen.
So this is in a lab, but it's showing that the D, you remember the vaccine is messenger
RNA.
Yeah.
And we were told that that messenger RNA could not go into your DNA, but this is showing
that in a lab it can.
And so what happens when it does, Dr. Gold?
Well, can I answer slightly different than your question?
So one of the fun things about the last couple of years being a doctor and lawyer is this
is a very interesting opportunity.
And I think we're going to be bringing another lawsuit because there's actually federal law
that you cannot discriminate against people for genetic discriminations.
I forgot the acronym.
I think it's a gene and G-I-N-A.
Gina.
Gina, right?
So this now opens the door to saying that if you're not allowing somebody in who chose
not to get the shot, that you're actually engaging in genetic discrimination.
So I think this Sweden study, I think, opens the door to a new type of lawsuit.
If you're pregnant and you have this done, can that then affect your baby?
Yes.
This is an alarming finding that CDC says on its website very explicitly, this will
not change your DNA.
The paper that came out of Sweden, now there'll be many more to confirm it, and the steps
are to A, confirm it, to confirm that the entire code is installed, and then to actually
confirm that it's expressed, meaning that the spike protein now is continuously expressed
from human cells.
Because the lipid nanoparticles are taken up everywhere, that means somatic cells in
your organs, but also your gametocytes, actually the cells that actually are the sperm and
the egg, if they are carrying it, that indeed means that, in fact, it could be passed to
the daughter cells.
So that could be open up for birth defects?
Yes.
Yes.
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