Topic: Mrna Contamination

The broadcast cites reports from the Journal of Science and Public Health Policy and Law regarding mutagenic DNA in mRNA injections. It references findings by Dr. Peter McCullough and Professor Philip Buckhaults concerning SV40 sequences and plasmid DNA vectors. The segment claims these contaminants can integrate into the human genome, leading to autoimmune diseases and malignant tumors.

Dr. Bartlett and the host discuss reports of DNA contamination in mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, citing concerns raised by the Florida Surgeon General. They explain the concept of "frame shifting," where the body produces abnormal proteins that can trigger autoimmune disorders or cancers. The segment also mentions Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s legal actions regarding the effectiveness of the shots.

A replay of Greg Reese's report details the use of plants as bioreactors for vaccines and the introduction of mRNA technology into the meat industry. The report cites Dr. Ana Maria Mihalcea's findings of "ribbon-like structures" in the blood of both vaccinated and unvaccinated people. It concludes by urging Americans to take back control of their government and buy meat directly from local, natural farms.

A clip from the World Health Summit features a Bayer board member describing mRNA vaccines as an example of cell and gene therapy. Dan Lyman recalls the early hype regarding the extreme cold storage requirements for vaccines, which he contrasts with reports of unlabeled vials and contaminants found in doses in Japan. Shroer and Lyman describe the shifting narrative around mRNA technology as a form of psychological gaslighting.

A microscopic analysis of the Moderna vaccine reportedly found unidentified particles and "curved structures" that do not match the official list of ingredients. The segment references similar findings by German scientists and calls for further investigation into the purity of the shots. It suggests that the mandated vaccines may contain unknown contaminants that are being injected into the public.