The Canaries in the Human DNA Mine

Julian Gillespie
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Decades of sophisticated and detailed legislation created to safeguard humanity from exposure to genetically modified organisms was ignored or legislated away in an instant when SARS-CoV-2 arrived. It seems this banishment was done with intention and not for the good of humanity. The lipid nanoparticles containing modified RNAs, the so-called “vaccines”, from the beginning fulfilled the legal definitions for being categorized as genetically modified organisms. Pfizer, Moderna, and regulators all knew this. The claims by Pfizer and Moderna repeated by regulators and complicit politicians that modified RNAs do not enter the cell nucleus and reverse transcribe into the human genome were lies constructed knowingly. Over four decades of scientific knowledge marked with Nobel Prizes pointed to modified RNAs integrating into the human genome. The knowledge of retroposition preceded the use of modified RNAs in response to the pandemic, but the WHO and regulatory experts did not inform the global population about these facts. This article retraces the steps in what appears to be a sophisticated deception played out in legal language, technical scientific jargon, and by medical regulatory bodies acting as if they were serving public health.
人类DNA矿中的金丝雀
数十年来为保护人类免受转基因生物侵害而制定的复杂而详细的立法,在SARS-CoV-2到来的瞬间被忽视或立法废除。看来这次放逐是有意为之,而不是为了人类的利益。含有修饰rna的脂质纳米颗粒,即所谓的“疫苗”,从一开始就符合被归类为转基因生物的法律定义。辉瑞、Moderna和监管机构都知道这一点。辉瑞和Moderna一再声称,经过修饰的rna不会进入细胞核,也不会反向转录到人类基因组中,这是监管机构和政客们故意编造的谎言。四十多年来获得诺贝尔奖的科学知识表明,经过修饰的rna可以整合到人类基因组中。在使用修饰rna应对大流行之前,就已经知道了逆转录的知识,但世卫组织和监管专家没有将这些事实告知全球人口。这篇文章追溯了这似乎是一个复杂的欺骗的步骤,这些欺骗是由法律语言、技术科学术语和医疗监管机构扮演的,好像他们是在为公众健康服务。
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