Kevin McKernan
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He was a surfer. Sadly died right before the pandemic.
He was a surfer. Sadly died right before the pandemic.
Yes. I think anyone who gets their nose into the space will come to the same conclusion as him. Unfortunately, if you're in the public, he's elevated as some almost Jesus-level saint. But if you see what he actually does behind the scenes, he is the exact opposite of that. So the pandemic comes along. They're abusing these PCR tools. And I make note of this. I write a paper about it.
Yes. I think anyone who gets their nose into the space will come to the same conclusion as him. Unfortunately, if you're in the public, he's elevated as some almost Jesus-level saint. But if you see what he actually does behind the scenes, he is the exact opposite of that. So the pandemic comes along. They're abusing these PCR tools. And I make note of this. I write a paper about it.
Yes. I think anyone who gets their nose into the space will come to the same conclusion as him. Unfortunately, if you're in the public, he's elevated as some almost Jesus-level saint. But if you see what he actually does behind the scenes, he is the exact opposite of that. So the pandemic comes along. They're abusing these PCR tools. And I make note of this. I write a paper about it.
And, of course, it gets attacked. It goes to the typical censorship and ridicule that you expect. And shortly after that, I think that caught the attention of Peter McCullough. He asked me to help write him a paper about the differences between the vaccines and the virus, which I went through all the molecular biology and how those two things differ.
And, of course, it gets attacked. It goes to the typical censorship and ridicule that you expect. And shortly after that, I think that caught the attention of Peter McCullough. He asked me to help write him a paper about the differences between the vaccines and the virus, which I went through all the molecular biology and how those two things differ.
And, of course, it gets attacked. It goes to the typical censorship and ridicule that you expect. And shortly after that, I think that caught the attention of Peter McCullough. He asked me to help write him a paper about the differences between the vaccines and the virus, which I went through all the molecular biology and how those two things differ.
After that happened, people start randomly sending me vials of vaccines to our address or company.
After that happened, people start randomly sending me vials of vaccines to our address or company.
After that happened, people start randomly sending me vials of vaccines to our address or company.
Well, I could tell that since the PCR was a fraud, that when I saw what they were going to do with the vaccine, I'm like, this has not been tested. I know how that sausage is made. The vaccine. Yeah. My history of building DNA sequencers meant I had a deep respect for when you start changing nucleotide chemistry on RNA molecules, you have no idea what you're doing.
Well, I could tell that since the PCR was a fraud, that when I saw what they were going to do with the vaccine, I'm like, this has not been tested. I know how that sausage is made. The vaccine. Yeah. My history of building DNA sequencers meant I had a deep respect for when you start changing nucleotide chemistry on RNA molecules, you have no idea what you're doing.
Well, I could tell that since the PCR was a fraud, that when I saw what they were going to do with the vaccine, I'm like, this has not been tested. I know how that sausage is made. The vaccine. Yeah. My history of building DNA sequencers meant I had a deep respect for when you start changing nucleotide chemistry on RNA molecules, you have no idea what you're doing.
And that's what they did in the vaccine is they changed every single uracil out with pseudouridine. That completely changes the function of that RNA. And these guys just said, oh, we're just going to change all of them and then inject it and see what happens. And, you know, you change that one methyl group. In the course of trying to build DNA sequencers, and your own sequencer will fall apart.
And that's what they did in the vaccine is they changed every single uracil out with pseudouridine. That completely changes the function of that RNA. And these guys just said, oh, we're just going to change all of them and then inject it and see what happens. And, you know, you change that one methyl group. In the course of trying to build DNA sequencers, and your own sequencer will fall apart.
And that's what they did in the vaccine is they changed every single uracil out with pseudouridine. That completely changes the function of that RNA. And these guys just said, oh, we're just going to change all of them and then inject it and see what happens. And, you know, you change that one methyl group. In the course of trying to build DNA sequencers, and your own sequencer will fall apart.
I mean, the enzymes are that sensitive to a single methyl group being placed on some of these pieces of DNA. You put 800 of them on the RNA that you're doing, you are in completely unknown territory with how that RNA is going to fold, how it's going to be processed in the cell, the RNA interference pathways that's going to kick off.
I mean, the enzymes are that sensitive to a single methyl group being placed on some of these pieces of DNA. You put 800 of them on the RNA that you're doing, you are in completely unknown territory with how that RNA is going to fold, how it's going to be processed in the cell, the RNA interference pathways that's going to kick off.
I mean, the enzymes are that sensitive to a single methyl group being placed on some of these pieces of DNA. You put 800 of them on the RNA that you're doing, you are in completely unknown territory with how that RNA is going to fold, how it's going to be processed in the cell, the RNA interference pathways that's going to kick off.