Topic: Gene Splicing

2 chapters across the catalog

CRISPR technology is identified as a tool being used to splice genes and potentially alter the human genome. While marketed for medical benefits like treating sickle cell anemia, critics argue it is being used to create human-machine hybrids. This "alien intelligence" technology is viewed as a modern iteration of the corruption of humanity described in Genesis 6.

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FRIDAY MUST WATCH BROADCAST! Jack Posobiec, Jay Dyer and More! – FULL SHOW 02/17/23

Rage Against the War Machine and mRNA Gene Splicing

A caller warns of a potential "fake" website (.org vs .com) for the Rage Against the War Machine rally designed to divert activists. The conversation moves to technical claims regarding mRNA vaccines and ADAR enzymes, suggesting a mechanism for gene splicing into human DNA that could lead to vaccine-induced immunodeficiency (VAIDS).