Topic: Edible Vaccines

Scientists funded by the Gates Foundation are reportedly researching the spread of Alpha-gal syndrome to induce meat intolerance in the public. The segment links this to the development of edible vaccines in crops like lettuce and tomatoes. Jones claims that these biological interventions are being deployed without public consent to achieve "Net Zero" climate goals.

The development of "edible vaccines" in crops like lettuce and bananas is identified as a new method to bypass individual consent. Dr. Tenpenny notes that a growing grassroots movement is questioning the pediatric vaccine schedule, leading the government to remove exemptions. The segment emphasizes the need for continued education to prevent the establishment from successfully implementing a global vaccine passport system.

The concept of edible vaccines, such as engineering bananas or lettuce, is discussed as a long-term goal of researchers like Charlie Arntzen. Malone explains that the human gut is naturally designed to break down foreign proteins and nucleic acids, making it difficult to achieve effective oral vaccination. However, he acknowledges the potential for surreptitious gene therapy through the food supply.

Representative Thomas Massie introduced an amendment to block USDA funding for transgenic edible vaccines. The discussion focuses on research at UC Riverside aimed at turning spinach and lettuce into mRNA vaccine factories. Jones recalls a past incident involving a company called Protogen where genetically engineered corn allegedly contaminated neighboring fields.

Jones discusses NIH reports on "edible vaccines" being developed in plants like tomatoes and bananas. He recounts a story from his early radio career where he was fired for reporting on corn genetically engineered to grow the HIV virus. This historical context is used to argue that the current push for mRNA in the food supply is a long-standing globalist goal.

Research from the University of California, Riverside and other institutions explores turning edible plants like lettuce and spinach into mRNA vaccine factories. DARPA has funded studies into food-based vaccine delivery systems that allow for inoculation through the consumption of genetically engineered produce or livestock. Critics warn that these technologies turn the food supply into a delivery mechanism for gene-altering proteins.

The discussion shifts to the integration of mRNA and gene therapy into the food supply. Tom Renz highlights Missouri House Bill 1169, which seeks to mandate the labeling of gene-therapy-derived food products. He warns that loopholes in the Organic Food Act allow for modified livestock to be labeled organic, and that "edible vaccines" are being designed to bypass traditional injection methods.

Medicago is utilizing gene-editing technology to transform common plants like bananas, lettuce, and potatoes into mini bioreactors for vaccine production. The process involves synthesizing virus codes into biological products and using Agrobacterium tunfaciens to insert genetic instructions into plant cells via a vacuum bath. These plants then produce virus-like particles intended for human consumption as edible vaccines.

A replay of Greg Reese's report details the use of plants as bioreactors for vaccines and the introduction of mRNA technology into the meat industry. The report cites Dr. Ana Maria Mihalcea's findings of "ribbon-like structures" in the blood of both vaccinated and unvaccinated people. It concludes by urging Americans to take back control of their government and buy meat directly from local, natural farms.

The influence of Bayer Monsanto and Bill Gates on American agriculture is examined, with Gates noted as the largest private holder of farmland. Renz argues that the "certified organic" label has been compromised by USDA loopholes. He highlights research into edible vaccines in vegetables dating back to the year 2000 as a method to bypass traditional injection refusal.

A caller highlights research from the University of California regarding "edible vaccines" that would allow mRNA to be grown in lettuce and other crops. This is framed as a backup plan by Bill Gates and the globalist elite to bypass vaccine hesitancy. The segment warns that the food supply is being weaponized with nanotech and genetic modifications to conduct biological experiments on the public without their consent.