The funny thing is that they say the vaccine can't alter you're DNA because it's RNA and in the body DNA is only converted to RNA not the other way around. This is not exclusively true. Retroviruses for example can reverse transcript RNA to DNA and do use this to add their DNA to your own.
I wonder what might happen if the mRNA for the vaccine mixes up with the RNA from another RNA virus in the same cell giving it the same protein spike. I also wonder what might happen if it's a retrovirus in the cell at the same time. If someone injects the vaccine into animals for a laugh it could also really mess things up.
👍 I'm simply at the point where it no longer matters what "they" tell us - far too many lies, the well has been effectively poisoned, I refuse to drink from it any longer.
I can't restore a stolen Republic, but I can push away from the table and stop eating the poison.
In a few short days I will be walking out my front door with a little trail money and a backpack and take a very long hike. Cashing out doesn't require anyone to pay - I'm just going my own way for as long as I can.
It's not a solution but it's the best answer I have.
I'm really glad for you; what a tremendous experience. Are you through-hiking or just doing part of the Trail? I've been on a couple of parts: I've been at the Northern End in Maine, the small bit that runs through New Jersey and some of the Trail in Maryland. All of them were a long time ago.
The mRNA injection technology was originally created to manipulate DNA - so it can definitely do it. This non-dna-altering variant is a spin-off of that.
True. According to some physicians the spike proteins that the biologic treatment (it does not fit the description of a vaccine) will cause your body not to recognize the virus in the wild and will cause the cytokine storm because the vaccine overrides the type 2 macrophages which decrease inflammation.
The funny thing is that they say the vaccine can't alter you're DNA because it's RNA and in the body DNA is only converted to RNA not the other way around. This is not exclusively true. Retroviruses for example can reverse transcript RNA to DNA and do use this to add their DNA to your own.
I wonder what might happen if the mRNA for the vaccine mixes up with the RNA from another RNA virus in the same cell giving it the same protein spike. I also wonder what might happen if it's a retrovirus in the cell at the same time. If someone injects the vaccine into animals for a laugh it could also really mess things up.
👍 I'm simply at the point where it no longer matters what "they" tell us - far too many lies, the well has been effectively poisoned, I refuse to drink from it any longer.
I can't restore a stolen Republic, but I can push away from the table and stop eating the poison.
In a few short days I will be walking out my front door with a little trail money and a backpack and take a very long hike. Cashing out doesn't require anyone to pay - I'm just going my own way for as long as I can.
It's not a solution but it's the best answer I have.
Appalachian Trail?
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I'm really glad for you; what a tremendous experience. Are you through-hiking or just doing part of the Trail? I've been on a couple of parts: I've been at the Northern End in Maine, the small bit that runs through New Jersey and some of the Trail in Maryland. All of them were a long time ago.
The mRNA injection technology was originally created to manipulate DNA - so it can definitely do it. This non-dna-altering variant is a spin-off of that.
True. According to some physicians the spike proteins that the biologic treatment (it does not fit the description of a vaccine) will cause your body not to recognize the virus in the wild and will cause the cytokine storm because the vaccine overrides the type 2 macrophages which decrease inflammation.