DNA Transfection and Genetic Changes
And because they were putting DNA into your body
and allowing your body one third of the weight
of every shot that went into you is deoxyribonucleic acid,
which has the ability to cross into the nucleus of your cell.
And once in there, something called transfection occurs.
It's nothing to do with infection.
Transfection just means uptake into the same bit of the body
that has your genetic karyotype, your chromosomes.
So these little DNA fragments get to sit right next to your chromosomes,
be worked upon by certain enzymes, and the body just naturally starts to make it part of you.
And so that's what they found, sadly.
They found that in liver cells of patients and many other tissue cells of patients,
both alive and deceased, they have found that the person's karyotype-slash-chromosome material is permanently changed.
Their sperm cells,
their ovary cells,
their spleen cells, their immune cells in the middle of their bone marrow,
they are all permanently changed and have genetic material that is not human,
and it is certainly not their humanity.
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