“We do not believe any group of men adequate enough or wise enough to operate without scrutiny or without criticism. We know that the only way to avoid error is to detect it, that the only way to detect it is to be free to inquire. We know that in secrecy error undetected will flourish and subvert.” –J. Robert Oppenheimer
TL;DR- The bottom line is that I have simply checked the gene sequences of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, and verified that they BOTH contain nucleic acid code that translates to the shorter PRRARSV protein code, which is a kind of "hall pass" into the cell nucleus. Thus, BOTH of these vaccines produce a spike … Continue reading Pfizer and Moderna Vaccines Both Contain the PRRARSV Key to the Cell Nucleus
Ask yourself a simple question. Why should the very first examples of mRNA vaccines for humans violate the most important safety standard of the mRNA platform? Why would the vaccines do exactly what they PROMISED US the vaccines would not do? TL;DR - They didn't just lie to us about the spike mRNA not going … Continue reading mRNA Vaccines that Breach the Nucleus and Change the Genome – What are the Chances?
Joe Biden didn’t win. This is our Real President: AND our beautiful REALFLOTUS. This Stormwatch Monday Open Thread remains open - VERY OPEN – a place for everybody to post whatever they feel they would like to tell the White Hats, and the rest of the MAGA/KAG/KMAG world (with KMAG being a bit of both). … Continue reading Dear KMAG: 20230130 Joe Biden Didn’t Win ❀ Open Topic / Bing Liu Murder Potentially Linked to PRRARSV Nuclear Translocation Signal in Spike Protein of COVID Vaccines
This is SO HUGE. I must explain this to you. TL;DR - The spike protein not only contains a special sequence that allows it into the cell nucleus - it also has an ability to bring its own spike mRNA sequence with it. Both features appear to be unique among coronaviruses. The features explain genomic … Continue reading Genomic DNA Incorporation of the SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein Explained by Unique Hidden Key to Nucleus and Spike’s Surprising Ability to Transport mRNA