Jenner Furst

And they had shifted about four or five years before the pandemic into developing a pan-coronavirus, pan-influenza vaccine. And a lot of that research was happening in places like Wuhan.

And they had shifted about four or five years before the pandemic into developing a pan-coronavirus, pan-influenza vaccine. And a lot of that research was happening in places like Wuhan.

And so it was, you know, almost a reverse engineered scenario where the number one cure for this virus was going to be an mRNA vaccine, despite it, you know, the science or, you know, regardless of whatever the testing or the safety, that's what had to happen.

And so it was, you know, almost a reverse engineered scenario where the number one cure for this virus was going to be an mRNA vaccine, despite it, you know, the science or, you know, regardless of whatever the testing or the safety, that's what had to happen.

And so it was, you know, almost a reverse engineered scenario where the number one cure for this virus was going to be an mRNA vaccine, despite it, you know, the science or, you know, regardless of whatever the testing or the safety, that's what had to happen.

It's very risky, and it's also a miracle of science, right? It's that we can teach our bodies how to fight these things and this kind of, you know, taking vaccine technology to the next level, you know?

It's very risky, and it's also a miracle of science, right? It's that we can teach our bodies how to fight these things and this kind of, you know, taking vaccine technology to the next level, you know?

It's very risky, and it's also a miracle of science, right? It's that we can teach our bodies how to fight these things and this kind of, you know, taking vaccine technology to the next level, you know?

And we're not that intelligent as a life force. I mean, we use about 10% of our brains. So to think that we could manage the fallout or the blowback in species that are a billion years old, I think is extremely pompous and insane of humans to think that.

And we're not that intelligent as a life force. I mean, we use about 10% of our brains. So to think that we could manage the fallout or the blowback in species that are a billion years old, I think is extremely pompous and insane of humans to think that.

And we're not that intelligent as a life force. I mean, we use about 10% of our brains. So to think that we could manage the fallout or the blowback in species that are a billion years old, I think is extremely pompous and insane of humans to think that.

And that's what scientists also believed who didn't get the airtime and who, many of them, their careers suffered when they challenged Fauci on this premise. that this gain of function work, you know, forget about the vaccines, which are the flip side, just the gain of function work alone is playing master of the universe.

And that's what scientists also believed who didn't get the airtime and who, many of them, their careers suffered when they challenged Fauci on this premise. that this gain of function work, you know, forget about the vaccines, which are the flip side, just the gain of function work alone is playing master of the universe.

And that's what scientists also believed who didn't get the airtime and who, many of them, their careers suffered when they challenged Fauci on this premise. that this gain of function work, you know, forget about the vaccines, which are the flip side, just the gain of function work alone is playing master of the universe.

It did. Yeah. And that's the scary thing is that it did. And

It did. Yeah. And that's the scary thing is that it did. And

It did. Yeah. And that's the scary thing is that it did. And

We can say now that there's enough data on the table to say now that the mRNA vaccines changed people's DNA. And even worse, there was— Okay, so what are the—oh, let's just stop right there.

We can say now that there's enough data on the table to say now that the mRNA vaccines changed people's DNA. And even worse, there was— Okay, so what are the—oh, let's just stop right there.

We can say now that there's enough data on the table to say now that the mRNA vaccines changed people's DNA. And even worse, there was— Okay, so what are the—oh, let's just stop right there.