Stopping the misuse of mRNA technology!

22.05.2021 | www.kla.tv/18827

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In his book “Biedermann and the Arsonists“, the German author Max Frisch describes a citizen named Biedermann who has two arsonists come into his house, even though they made it clear from the start that they would set it on fire. Max Frisch deliberately exaggerates a typical human weakness, namely, not to listen sufficiently, to use one’s brain and take appropriate precautionary measures – in other words, tragic laziness and false self-assessment. But it is precisely this weakness that mischievous fellows, “arsonists”, take advantage of. Is Max Frisch exaggerating?

The mRNA technology, praised by the pharmaceutical industry as a true miracle weapon, is already being used in medicines and vaccines. But it doesn’t come alone. It brings with it other previously little-known new technologies that do more than change humans on the physical level. They make it possible to penetrate the most sacred part of man: his genes and his consciousness.

Genetic engineering and nanotechnology can also be used to insert genes – i.e. DNA and mRNA – [1] into nerves and brain cells. These methods can change emotions and behavior, for example by altering neurons and artificially producing selected neurotransmitters, which are brain messengers [2].

Furthermore, CRISPR [4], which are so-called gene scissors and Brain Computer Interface -short BCI’s [5]- are added, which in the future are supposed to make humans almost arbitrarily changeable. These far-reaching changes of the natural man by these technologies are called transhumanism: “Man is no longer man, as created by God, but “improved and enhanced, but still fundamentally human”, as it is expressed by the World Economic Forum, WEF [6].

In a nutshell: Humanity would finally be offered what many have been looking for: A wide range of self-optimizations should be made available for private use [3].

At first it sounds – admittedly – like bad science fiction – if these developments were unavailable for everyone to look at, as given in the sources. A look at the websites of the WEF (World Economic Forum), DARPA (research institute of the US military) and various pharmaceutical giants also makes one take notice. For example, at Moderna – a leading pharmaceutical company – [7], it states:

Recognizing the broad potential of mRNA science, we set out to create an mRNA technology platform that functions very much like an operating system on a computer. It is designed so that it can plug and play interchangeably with different programs. In our case, the “program” or “app” is our mRNA drug – the unique mRNA sequence that codes for a protein. […] We have a dedicated team of several hundred scientists and engineers solely focused on advancing Moderna’s platform technology. They are organized around key disciplines and work in an integrated fashion to advance knowledge surrounding mRNA science and solve for challenges that are unique to mRNA drug development. […]

“Generally, the only thing that changes from one potential mRNA medicine to another is the coding region – the actual genetic code […] Utilizing these instruction sets gives our investigational mRNA medicines a software-like quality.”

Did you get that right? A huge team of hundreds of scientists and engineers is working diligently on how to “reprogram” people’s cells, that is, make them do something that they would not naturally do with their own genetic code? And they also present this in the most positive colors for all to see? – Yes, that’s how it is. Every body translates its DNA into mRNA to create proteins with its “transcript.” This is how life works. With the help of the artificially produced and administered mRNA, the body is now supposed to be able to compensate for nature’s deficiencies, depending on the “app”. Frankenstein, hello !!!

On this regard, the Irish immunologist Prof. Dr. Dolores Cahill [8] warns: This is a very dangerous technology with unforeseeable consequences. This means that scientists who ignore the very complex processes in our cells -through this playing with the fire- could make mistakes that lead to undesirable results or even to uncontrollable processes that get out of hand.

Additionally, there is a gigantic potential for misuse of the reprogramming of human DNA, i.e. genes! In general, the human body cannot translate mRNA into DNA, because it lacks an enzyme to convert mRNA into DNA. But if the human body is artificially administered the missing enzyme, which it cannot produce itself, “through a backdoor”, so to speak, then it will be able to translate mRNA into DNA [9]. And then there is the technology to make administered mRNA self-propagate in the body, so that the modification thus achieved can no longer be switched off [10]. This means the human being would then no longer be a human being, but an arbitrarily modeled being.

Even the brain is programmable, as mentioned at the beginning [1-5], [11]. What a gruesome idea! Wouldn’t it really be possible for an unscrupulous financial-military and industrial complex to implement any power-hungry agenda, no matter how wacky? Just like Max Frisch’ book mentioned at the beginning, the potential “arsonists”, such as DARPA, Moderna, many pharmaceutical companies and, last but not least, the WEF, have openly declared where the journey is going to. So now in order that Max Frisch will not be correct at last with his statement “everyone is Biedermann” and mankind’s „hut“is „burned down“ so to speak, it is equally insufficient if Professor Dr. Dolores Cahill and other scientists’ courageous investigative work bring these connections to the light. Dear viewers, it really takes every “Biedermann” now to make sure that it comes to a public, uncensored investigation and discussion with all qualified specialists, in which this mRNA technology with all its details and “backdoors” is duly exposed and monitored, and may be stopped.

from hm. ddo. ts. ch.

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