Concerns Over mRNA Vaccines for Elephants
This should not be occurring. In zoos across America,
they've begun administering mRNA injections to
endangered, uh, baby elephants. These are Asian
elephants. They're at risk of, at very high risk of
extinction, and so the vaccine cartel has decided to
start injecting them, uh, with gene therapy products.
They claim, uh, they're trying to protect them from
elephant herpes
virus. Um, but, uh, you know, the, the crazy
thing is they actually did a field trial.
They injected all of them, and after a few months,
uh, a lot of the elephants developed elephant
herpes virus
anyways. So these mRNA injections aren't even
working,
and s- and they're continuing to inject all the
elephants with
mRNA shots while they're trapped in the zoo.
And so that's probably gonna slowly kill them off.
I mean, elephants live a long time.
They can live 50, 60 years, and so now you're just gonna be
shortening their lifespans. This is, this is monstrous. But you know what?
It, it, it's, it's not shocking. They experimented on the human
population, and so it's very easy for these
individuals to
experiment on elephants
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