Concerns Over mRNA Vaccine Safety
You've looked at this mRNA technology.
What is your opinion about the safety of the COVID vaccine
that was injected into the entire world?
So my background is medical biochemistry and looking at metabolism,
including RNA.
In my 25 years of working on RNA,
what we learned is that
if you want to do anything with RNA,
you shouldn't modify it,
you shouldn't stabilize it,
and you shouldn't inject it.
So they did all of that.
When they came out with this RNA idea,
we kind of laughed at it because
RNA has like a half-life of what, two hours, an hour?
If it's not modified, not stabilized.
So RNA, unless you modify it,
you stabilize it, it's actually useless for anything.
They took something that is supposed
to leave the body quickly and made it persist.
Why is that a problem?
It's a huge problem because RNA,
you should look at it as the blueprint of your house.
This is how your cells are translating into proteins
and those actually do the work.
So if your blueprint is modified in the middle of the construction pattern,
just give you an example,
then it's going to be a disaster because
it's not the same protein as you designed.
Fragments can be formed and
this is the majority of spike proteins
after modification of its RNA and injections.
The biggest danger is because the template stays in the cell,
is reverse transcription making DNA from RNA and
that's the source of aneuploidy,
which we all know, physicians,
it's more DNA in the cells that is necessary
and that's a cancerous transformed cell.
So you think this could end up causing cancer?
What we're hearing, turbo cancers, autoimmune disease issues.
It has a huge impact.
If you ask me as a medical biochemist,
it's beyond a disaster.
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