Topic: Genetic Editing

A presentation at a globalist event details how mRNA-protein complexes can be used to correct genetic mutations in cells and tissues. An experiment is described where the genetic code for coat color in mice was successfully edited in fertilized eggs, resulting in offspring with white coats instead of black. The speaker notes that this technology, which has seen exponential growth in scientific literature, will soon be applicable to human health, including the modification of stem cells and organs.

A segment features a critique of the "Fourth Industrial Revolution," arguing that it aims to change human nature through genetic editing rather than just changing tasks. The discussion contrasts "prophets of doom" who predict overpopulation crises with the potential of a vibrant market economy to lift the human spirit.

Klaus Schwab explains that the Fourth Industrial Revolution differs from previous ones because it changes the human being through technologies like gene editing. In an interview with Charlie Rose, Schwab acknowledges that this raises questions about the definition of being human and the impact on individual identity. The segment frames these advancements as a dangerous attempt by globalists to alter human genetics and exert biological control.

Kate Daly plays a 2015 clip of Klaus Schwab discussing how the "Fourth Industrial Revolution" will change human identity through genetic editing. Daly argues that the push for mandatory vaccines is an attempt to implement this DNA-altering technology on a global scale. She frames the deaths in hospitals as a way to provoke the fear necessary to drive mass vaccination.