mRNA Vaccine Research and Safety Concerns
Drew Weissman, who won the Nobel Prize
for developing mRNA technology that allowed
Pfizer and Moderna to make this vaccine
that went into the arms of so many people
around the world.
He writes to Tony Fauci in February of 2021,
this conversation, he said, Tony, I wanted to
alert you to some new data we generated
with our nucleoside modified mRNA LNP.
That's a lipid nanoparticle.
I attached the current version of a supplement
request that has all the new data.
He says, I'm working with a maternal fetal researcher,
and we observed that higher than current vaccines
and given IV, the mRNA LNPs go
to the placenta and the fetus,
measured by translation of the mRNA and
cause an immune response in the amniotic fluid.
If you're a woman and you're pregnant,
an immune response to the baby that
you're having will cause a miscarriage.
This is science 101.
You do not want an immune response to your own body.
Continuing, Drew Weissman says to Tony Fauci,
in non-pregnant female mice, the uterus and ovaries
take up mRNA lipid nanoparticles and translate the mRNA.
We're repeating these studies with human dose levels
of this LNPs given intramuscularly and are
waiting to release the findings until these studies are completed.
Tony writes right back, same day.
He says, Drew, thanks for sending this.
Looks like you have touched all the bases
of informing people of your results.
It'd be interesting to see what human doses levels given intramuscularly do.
I hope that all is well.
Not, holy cow, we got to go back to the board.
We got to talk to the CDC.
Who are you talking to about this?
I need to see the studies right now.
I'm flying there.
Stop everything. Not Tony Fauci.
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