Topic: Mod Rna

Tom Renz cites a 2006 FDA industry guidance document that allegedly predicted high likelihoods of delayed adverse reactions, such as cancer and autoimmune issues, from gene therapy products three to five years after administration. Renz argues that the current COVID-19 shots are "mod RNA" (modified RNA) rather than messenger RNA and contain excessive plasmid DNA. He claims the FDA knew these long-term effects were inevitable but proceeded with the rollout.

Scientific journals like DVM 360 are reportedly discussing the use of aerosolized and ingestible vaccines for livestock, which critics fear will be transitioned to human populations. Attorney Tom Renz explains that "mRNA" in commercial shots actually stands for "modified RNA" (mod RNA), which is designed to persist in the body longer than natural messenger RNA. There are also concerns that manufacturing defects have left significant DNA loads in vaccine batches, potentially altering human genetics.