Topic: Exosomes

The COVID-19 vaccines utilize genetic transfer technology to trick human ribosomes into producing the pathogenic spike protein originally engineered in a Wuhan lab. Research by Sanjaya Bansal shows that these spike proteins circulate in the body within exosomes for extended periods. Unlike traditional vaccines, these injections bypass the body's natural mucosal defenses in the nose and mouth.

Dr. Jane Ruby discusses the mechanism of "vaccine shedding," suggesting that spike proteins are transmitted from the vaccinated to the unvaccinated via exosomes. She highlights research indicating that fecal RNA from spike proteins is detected in 70% of patients, suggesting a fecal-oral or fecal-hand-to-oral transmission route. Ruby advises unvaccinated individuals to use separate bathrooms from those who have received the injection.