Jessica Rose
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first heard Nov 2024
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Claire Craig on ex-Claire Craig Path. And Jessica Rose will be here in a second. Jessica loves MJK. So before the break, Dr. Craig and I were talking about the ethics of manipulating the genetics of biological entities. And she was pointing out how much this replicating mRNA vaccine is, in fact, by any description, I don't want to say it too strongly, at least approximates a virus.
How do we deal with the ethics and why aren't we applying the same ethics that we do to other genetic manipulations?
And so what were the things, I don't know if this may be unfair to sort of ask you off the top of your head, but what were the usual things I'm going to say even experiments, the usual considerations that were bypassed.
I wonder if there's another way to back into this topic through the incredible outrage and the response of the molecular, what we used to call molecular biological community, to the Chinese scientist who used CRISPR to create a set of twins. That was so outrageous. I'd love to see some of the ink that was spilled on the ethical transgressions of that scientist.
And again, using our little new ledger theory that we're going to one day develop, the opposite reaction that was used in this case to excuse and obfuscate the usual considerations.
Dr. Craig, I can either let you go or keep you as we bring Jessica Rose in here to be a part of this conversation. I want to interview Jessica a little bit. Do you have time to stay with us or would you rather kind of wrap it up? We'll get you on a stay. Okay. So Dr. Craig will stay with us. Again, you can follow her on Claire Craig path on X. Now, Jessica Rose. Jessica loves MJK.
Jessica's at universe.com. Jessica5b3 is the sub stack. And Jessica, you heard a little bit of the conversation we were just having. Let me start with asking you the question I was sort of asking Dr. Craig, which was why we didn't apply the same bioethical considerations to these products, in particular, this self-replicating vaccine, which essentially...
is approximates a virus in and of itself, why we don't use the same bioethical considerations that we do say with CRISPR technologies and the outrage that we expressed when a Chinese scientist used CRISPR. We went nuts about that. And yet here we are doing something awfully similar. What are your thoughts?
Because they're calling them vaccines and not what they actually are. So, yeah, really, really nice to hear everything that Claire said. If I may, before I explain exactly what the self-amplifying lipid nanoparticle technology is and why it's more horrifying than the previous slide. version, the modified mRNA LNP tech.
I'm really happy to hear that the DNA story is prolific because from my point of view, it's not prolific enough. It's so important for all the reasons that you brought up about the regulators not doing anything about this residual DNA, which is far above EMA limits. Because they're claiming, first of all, they claim that it wasn't there. Then they checked and they confirmed that it was.
I'm talking about Health Canada, the FDA and the EMA. And now they're saying that it's not a problem. This SV40 promoter enhancer, for example, which is a nuclear localization sequence and a known gene therapy tool is very bioactive. And they're claiming that it has no functional role. We have FOIA emails that verify this. It's horrific. So the whole story implicates cancer in a nutshell.
I mean, residual DNA and products that aren't supposed to contain residual DNA and certainly not at the levels that we're finding today. This is horrific. I mean, it has all sorts of implications for... You know what, Jessica?
I think we all three agree on this, but I'll let Dr. Craig address this. I think she was saying that she's worried it will become a false flag, that it's something they could solve and then say, see, everything's fine. Am I getting that right, Dr. Craig?
Yeah, but the thing about it, if I may, is that this is all... I'm going to throw in a pun here. This is all packaged together with the lipid nanoparticle technology, which also is implicated in this new self-amplifying product. So the whole thing is going to go down. I don't think that they're going to just...
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