Topic: Modrna

Renz explains the difference between naturally occurring messenger RNA and the "ModRNA" used in Pfizer vaccines, which is created in a laboratory. He notes that the Biden administration has already spent $176 million with Moderna to build manufacturing capacity for bird flu vaccines before phase 3 clinical trials are complete. Renz warns that the government is attempting to mesh the authorization of flu vaccines with mRNA platforms to facilitate future mandates.

Dr. Bartlett discusses his involvement in the non-profit lawsuit that forced the FDA to release Pfizer's vaccine data, which the agency originally sought to keep sealed for 75 years. The released documents revealed 1,200 potential adverse diagnoses, including cardiopulmonary arrest and myocarditis. The discussion clarifies that the injections utilize "ModRNA" (modified RNA) rather than natural messenger RNA, which allows the synthetic material to persist longer in the body.

Tom Renz introduces the concept of "ModRNA" (Modified RNA), a synthetic and more robust version of mRNA used in Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. He cites studies suggesting that these synthetic particles are being integrated into the food supply through vaccinated livestock and bioengineered vegetables like lettuce. Renz warns that this allows for "vaccination without informed consent" via the ingestion of meat and produce.