Topic: Ace2 Receptors

The discussion of race-specific bioweapons involves scientific terms such as "Caucasoid" and "Negro," which are defended as necessary for understanding how viruses target specific genotypes. Studies from The Lancet and other medical journals are cited to show that COVID-19 disproportionately affected Black and White populations due to ACE2 receptor variations. The narrative suggests that political correctness is being used to prevent the public from understanding the racial targeting of man-made pathogens.

Kent Heckenlively details Dr. Paul Alexander's efforts to reopen schools in 2020 based on data showing children were at low risk due to inactive ACE2 receptors. He claims that the administrative state leaked and misrepresented Alexander's emails to the media to maintain lockdowns and hurt Trump's reelection chances. The segment emphasizes that the "deep state" prioritizes its own power over public welfare.

Mike Adams discusses potential nutritional defenses for the vaccinated, including combinations of diphenhydramine (Benadryl) and lactoferrin to block viral replication. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining blood quality through hydration, fish oils, and potentially daily aspirin to prevent clotting. The segment highlights the success of Dr. Zelenko in promoting ivermectin despite globalist suppression efforts.

Dr. Haider explains that Ivermectin and Fluvoxamine are synergistic; Ivermectin blocks the spike protein from entering cells, while Fluvoxamine addresses inflammation within the brain. He clarifies that Ivermectin is used for its antiviral properties in COVID-19, not its anti-parasitic ones. He asserts that Ivermectin is one of the safest drugs in medical history, far safer than common over-the-counter medications like Tylenol.

Dr. Peter McCullough analyzes the genomic sequence of the Omicron variant, noting 26 unique mutations in the spike protein. He explains that the receptor-binding domain (RBD) has been "carpet-bombed" with mutations, making it less able to lock into the human ACE2 receptor. McCullough discusses the theory that Omicron may have resulted from an insertion of new genetic code, possibly in a lab or through co-infection.

Research by Venkata Krishnan in Boston shows that the Omicron variant's spike protein has been "carpet bombed" with mutations, particularly in the receptor-binding domain. These mutations make it more difficult for the virus to lock into the human ACE2 receptor and penetrate cells. This structural change explains why Omicron is less lethal and invasive than previous variants like Delta.

MIT research scientist Stephanie Seneff discussed how mRNA vaccines re-engineer the body to produce spike proteins that behave like prions. She argued that these modified proteins attach to ACE2 receptors and stay stuck, suppressing them and leading to heart problems, blood clots, and loss of platelets. Seneff suggested that mucking with the protein structure prevents it from snapping into the membrane correctly, causing systemic damage.

The host and Mike Adams discuss the use of bioweapons that target human tissue while leaving infrastructure intact, describing them as "biological neutron bombs." They claim a high-level Chinese spy recently defected with information that forced the globalists to accelerate their plans before their censorship was complete.