Topic: Bioscience

Colossus Biosciences, a company based in Dallas, Texas, reportedly resurrected dire wolves that have been extinct for 13,000 years. The project involves splicing DNA from extinct marrow into the genome of modern wolves at a secret facility protected by drones. This event is linked to broader concerns regarding underground human-animal chimeric research and government white papers on cloning.

A caller from the UK named "Moneypenny" discusses a new trade pact between the United Kingdom and Texas. She expresses concern over provisions involving "biobanks" and biosciences, suggesting they may be linked to globalist medical experiments. Jones notes that many UK companies are moving to Texas to escape European regulations.

Greg Reese reports on Colossal Biosciences, a company using CRISPR technology to resurrect extinct animals like the woolly mammoth and Tasmanian tiger. The project is funded in part by the CIA's venture capital firm, In-Q-Tel. The report links co-founder George Church to Jeffrey Epstein and suggests the true goal is human cloning and transhumanism under the guise of climate change mitigation.

The CIA's venture capital firm, In-Q-Tel, is a stakeholder in Colossal Biosciences, a company using CRISPR technology to resurrect extinct species like the woolly mammoth and Tasmanian tiger. While the project is publicly framed as a solution to climate change, critics link it to the transhumanist agendas of co-founder George Church. Church has previously faced scrutiny for his professional associations with Jeffrey Epstein and his interest in human cloning and genetic engineering.

Karen Kingston explains that if state governors rescind their emergency declarations, unauthorized medical products like the COVID-19 injections would become illegal to distribute in those states. She encourages listeners to email their senators, governors, and school boards to demand an end to the emergency status. Kingston concludes by stating that Americans must stop participating in the "program of lies" to protect future generations.