Nicolas Hulscher

Yes, yes. Well, basically, so with the conventional mRNA shots, if you have DNA contamination in them, you have spike producing DNA plasmids from the manufacturing process contained still in the lipid nanoparticles. These could transfect your cells and integrate into their genome and will just forever be spike production factories.

Yes, yes. Well, basically, so with the conventional mRNA shots, if you have DNA contamination in them, you have spike producing DNA plasmids from the manufacturing process contained still in the lipid nanoparticles. These could transfect your cells and integrate into their genome and will just forever be spike production factories.

But the other point was just specifically the self replicating ones that are coming on the pipeline with 33 now in development. Those are seriously concerning, in my opinion, and we shouldn't approve those. I mean,

But the other point was just specifically the self replicating ones that are coming on the pipeline with 33 now in development. Those are seriously concerning, in my opinion, and we shouldn't approve those. I mean,

So just because the conventional mRNA shots were approved, all of a sudden the biotech companies are developing all sorts of mRNA products, including these new replicon ones and many more, including recently the HHS paused paused the trial that was set to begin with an oral COVID-19 vaccine. But we looked at the trial. I mean, there was no placebo group. They compare it to another mRNA shot.

So just because the conventional mRNA shots were approved, all of a sudden the biotech companies are developing all sorts of mRNA products, including these new replicon ones and many more, including recently the HHS paused paused the trial that was set to begin with an oral COVID-19 vaccine. But we looked at the trial. I mean, there was no placebo group. They compare it to another mRNA shot.

And so these companies are trying to bypass proper safety assessment, and that was rightfully canceled by our HHS.

And so these companies are trying to bypass proper safety assessment, and that was rightfully canceled by our HHS.

Yeah, the lipid nanoparticles have been shown to have toxicity in humans. I believe there's about 100 studies that have assessed their toxicity. There's actually a research library on it we have published on the focal points. But yes, I am concerned about that, but that's the least of my concerns. I'm more concerned about the payloads contained within them. But yeah, they should.

Yeah, the lipid nanoparticles have been shown to have toxicity in humans. I believe there's about 100 studies that have assessed their toxicity. There's actually a research library on it we have published on the focal points. But yes, I am concerned about that, but that's the least of my concerns. I'm more concerned about the payloads contained within them. But yeah, they should.

I mean, if they really wanted to make it safer, they wouldn't have used these toxic LNPs. They could have figured out something safer.

I mean, if they really wanted to make it safer, they wouldn't have used these toxic LNPs. They could have figured out something safer.

Yeah, cancers are up. Actually, somebody named Ethical Skeptic on X, he looked at this, he gathered the CDC data and he found about 100,000 excess cancer deaths since the vaccine rolled out. And we have a paper, we don't have a paper specifically, but there is one published on Curious.

Yeah, cancers are up. Actually, somebody named Ethical Skeptic on X, he looked at this, he gathered the CDC data and he found about 100,000 excess cancer deaths since the vaccine rolled out. And we have a paper, we don't have a paper specifically, but there is one published on Curious.

this journal, they found that the COVID-19 mRNA shots fulfill the multi-hit hypothesis of oncogenesis, mostly due to the spike protein. And also there's multiple case reports now of rare tumors, these massive ones, they appear in these strange areas.

this journal, they found that the COVID-19 mRNA shots fulfill the multi-hit hypothesis of oncogenesis, mostly due to the spike protein. And also there's multiple case reports now of rare tumors, these massive ones, they appear in these strange areas.

Yeah, this current H5N1 bird flu outbreak began in 2021, late 2021, 2022. And we actually have a peer-reviewed paper out that suspects it may have been due to laboratory activities at the Southeast Poultry Research Laboratory. We actually found that a certain strain, so clad 2344B, that's the current clad circulating. And then there's specific genotypes. So it defines the strain even more.

Yeah, this current H5N1 bird flu outbreak began in 2021, late 2021, 2022. And we actually have a peer-reviewed paper out that suspects it may have been due to laboratory activities at the Southeast Poultry Research Laboratory. We actually found that a certain strain, so clad 2344B, that's the current clad circulating. And then there's specific genotypes. So it defines the strain even more.

We found this genotype B1 first originated in Georgia at the beginning of this outbreak. And so basically in very close proximity to this lab that was actually doing serial passage gain of function with this clad. And then all of a sudden... Wait a second.

We found this genotype B1 first originated in Georgia at the beginning of this outbreak. And so basically in very close proximity to this lab that was actually doing serial passage gain of function with this clad. And then all of a sudden... Wait a second.