Let me apologize beforehand - I didn't realize the enormity of my errors in this original posting. My hypothesis is that everyone who took the jabs are automatically damaged, by multiple mechanisms of design, and more-so, by 'accident' (in the perceptions of 3D humans). This, to my mind, seems understandably to be a contentious topic, and I shall endeavour to ameliorate my obnoxious behaviour from now on, and into the future.
Please remember that many of the vials that many consider to be harmless or less toxic / damaging, even without any discernible physical effects, are definitely not. I clarify, "the lesser of two evils" can still... hurt... without the appropriate knowledge to... correct. Nevertheless, this assumption that these severed components are no longer toxic for the body, and thus can be safely handled by the body and then excreted, is... a very dangerous assumption indeed.
Please accept my apologies again! Because, even if you completely believe it, you have to verify your trust. It's incredibly, incredibly important!
Nano-lipids "can induce cytotoxicity, epigenicity, genotoxicity, and cell death. [...] Although they are considered as the completely safe nanocarriers in biomedicine, the lipid composition, the surfactant, emulsifier, and stabilizer used in the LNP preparation, and surface electrical charge are important factors that might influence the toxicity of LNPs."
There is no 'might' about it! They're incredibly toxic and dangerous... especially in the levels used! [IMHO, of course]
The
Pseudouridine (Ψ) in the 'RNA' is, in addition to all else, causing +1 ribosomal
frameshifting, described in this
paper as "a safety concern with a “huge potential to be harmful”... this is extremely dire!!
Wrong storage and temperatures for example lead to break down of nanolipid enclosures (the contents; modRNA became exposed / free) - and therefore also exposed to the enzymes in the body who breaks down free RNA. When RNA isn't protected from a nanolipid enclosures (which simulates extra cellular vesicles and exosomes turning them invisible to the immune system), then naked RNA is easily broken down by body's enzymes (because no RNA is supposed to float around).
Unfortunately, this flawed misperception shared by many is based on the inculcated belief that the (Ψ) in lab-mRNA is similar to our natural mRNA. It absolutely is
NOT! In my imperfect analogy, it could be perceived as the equivalent to confusing a T-800 cybernetic organism with your best friend; but he is going to MDK your entire resistance village when you bring him back home... better to be forewarned than fore-armed.
Like Sasha Latypova also pointed out, you cannot maintain a homogeneous solution in a large scale production between 37.6 to 200 liter (or even 800 liter) with these highly complicated, and physically sensitive components, as they get filled into the final vials. Some vials had 1000x higher toxic content while others barely any. Also; when the needle was too thin as people got jabbed, was a factor that broke the nano lipids, and so was the physical shaking of the vials a contributing factor of the same, leading to lesser damages.
There is too much evidence of vials being targeted to specific locations, chronic incompetence, prevaricating formula's 'on the fly' with boosters et al, different facilities / countries producing wildly different batch qualities, the 'speed of science' (of course!), the plan to replace all vaccines with this technology (programmable vaccines), the "impossibility" (expense) of removing toxic by-products, like e-coli, DNA, contaminants, etc.
Of course, now we also know that there has been foreign DNA content in the vials, which we didn't know 1.5 years ago. DNA is far more stable compared to modRNA, and poses a problem of course, including naked DNA and broken DNA snippets - due to the addition of a so called SV40 modulator/enhancer, which only because of its existence in the jabs (for absolutely no health related reason), but makes sure to translate foreign DNA into the human genome. Without it - DNA snippets / broken DNA fragments would not be translated.
SV40, polyomavirus simian virus 40, is a potent DNA
tumor virus which 'induces primary brain and bone cancers, malignant mesothelioma, and lymphomas.' Now, I believe you may be inadvertently correct that they (intentionally, IMHO) added, or 'forgot to remove', these highly convenient modulator / enhancers that will easily transcribe whatever happens to be there (the good, the bad, and the ugly) which, in normal and natural situations, actually COULD NOT, be there....
Because, only by artificially inducing and, thus bypassing, many of the intricate layers of the unbelievably multi-layered defences contained ingeniously within a most complex organism could that ever happen... Thanks, Edward Jenner! [well, sort of, but good enough for analogous horseshoes.]
The problem with foreign DNA in the body is, especially when integrated into the human genome, that many more possible changes e.g. illnesses can develop over a large time span. Therefore, we still haven't seen all the damages that people may face in the future. It could take many years before we see that - (at the same time, becoming more difficult to trace them back to its origin, what caused them).
And now for something completely different. I need to re-word this. Thank You! And please, be... unkind, if you may:
"The problem with foreign DNA in the body is that, when integrated into the human genome, many more possible changes (eg. all manner of diseases according to which piece of garbage DNA integrates at a random site initiating a fractal cascade of dysfunction like throwing a spanner into an infinitely complex planetoid-sized machine) can develop over a large time-span. Therefore, we still haven't seen all the damage that people will face in the future. It won't be too long before we see that - whilst at the same time, ensuring no less difficulty in tracing them back to their origins, what caused them..."
Anyway, apologies again, but I feel like a kindergartener trying to teach a university student about their degree.... with all the attendant hilarity.... against myself...
Nevertheless, I must persevere. Thank you all for your moderation.
(I often think of him, too). I also see many other members here, how they write and about what they write - as a fantastic source of inspiration !
