Topic: Genetic Sequencing

A nurse from Fort Sam Houston reported in 1996 that blood taken from newborns via heel pricks is stored in state databases and sold to corporations. Lawsuits in Minnesota and Michigan have challenged the ownership of these genetic sequences, with some companies claiming patents on individual DNA. The segment links these historical practices to modern corporate medicine and the pharmaceutical industry's focus on treating cancers allegedly caused by recent medical mandates.

Senator Rand Paul's questioning of Anthony Fauci is highlighted as evidence of a cover-up regarding illegal bioweapon development. Historical precedents are cited, such as the 2001 Australian research that accidentally created a lethal mousepox virus, the genetic code of which was later released publicly. These projects are described as bioweapon programs disguised as legitimate biodefense research.

Dr. Lee Merritt claims that global death data for 2020 did not show a significant increase over previous years. She reports running the genetic sequences used in PCR tests through the BLAST database and finding they matched "Homo Sapiens" genes rather than a unique virus. This leads her to conclude that the virus has never been properly isolated and the tests are fundamentally flawed.

Dr. Kaufman explains that "variants" are the result of invalid experiments where random RNA fragments are combined by computers to match a contrived "index sequence." He claims these variants are never isolated or characterized in reality but are used to maintain a state of fear through computer simulations.