So of late there has been some bombshell research made into what the little DNA bumps were that Jikky & Co initially noticed on the vials…
This had led to a few publications and opinions being done.
You can find all of them all on the sub stack above, and in Jessica Rose work.
This got me thinking about Plasmids…….
Now I currently know zip, zilch, nada, nothing about Plasmids, and / or how they will function / interact in the Body, or with bacteria on the body.
But I have been doing a lot of reading into the issue.
As a layperson, (I think us laypeople can all agree) the past three years have been SO FUCKING TIRING as we have spent many late nights researching the “injections”.
And finally when getting up to speed with the LNP, SP etc. BOOM FUCKING BOOM! We now have Plasmid contamination……which by all accounts, should have Medical Regulators across the Globe, immediately suspending and withdrawing ALL the Products followed by a MASSIVE investigation.
So now I have MANY questions brewing about these Plasmids and how they could affect the injected as well as us Control Group.
I posted my first thoughts on in the comment section of the sub stack. But I know it will reach a wider audience and faster if I placed it on a separate sub stack.
SO here are my first line of thoughts / questions below.
"dsDNA contamination of sequence encoding the spike protein wouldn’t require LINE-1 for Reverse Transcription and the presence of an SV40 nuclear localization signal in Pfizer’s vaccine vector would further increase the odds of integration. This work does not present evidence of genome integration but does underscore that LINE-1 activity is not required given the dsDNA levels in these vaccines. The nuclear localization of these vectors should also be verified."
I left a brief note on Jessic Rose sub stack (I have ANOTHER ban form Twitter) asking some questions on this plasmid contamination.
Can someone please "Average Dumb Guy" this for the 5 billion that have taken the injection.
To be able to drive change (especially with politicians, as they aren't bright at all), we need to let people know what this plasmid contamination could mean. The cold hard facts, including ALL the possibilities. It is essential that people know and understand what the possible risks are. Even if they have not been proven yet.
I get that wherever the LNP (or degraded one / naked DNA or RNA) transfect, there are HUGE markers for metastatic cancers.
But what of the gut bacteria contamination that is talked about? Is this is a possibility?
Will the gut bacteria merely incorporate the wuhan sequence into it?
Will it only incorporate the DNA?
Will it do both?
Will it become resistant to the antibiotics?
Can it produce spike protein?
Will it pass the applicable items above, on to the rest pf the bacteria in the gut?
I have thought about this and cant really see how the LNP/DNA/RNA can get across the gut lining to the microbiome and bacteria there. This I see being done via exosomes.
If so, my questions above apply to the exosomes.
Then lets say one or two maybe all of my questions get a "yes". Then how does this affect us who have not been injected? I know that bacteria can be passed via stool, unwashed hands, infected ppls exosomes. So could the plasmid issue "shed" into the control group?
And if so, what health effects would this present? Would it only affect those with leaky gut (exosomes, vagal nerve, CJD).
Then what treatment would we start needing to look at?
My apologies for jumping like this. But as a Risk Manager, this is how my mind is geared to work. I paint as complete picture as I can, And then I begin building the Risk Management Programme, where each Section is filled in and populated.
I really do believe that you need to present it to the Globe in such a format, in order to get traction and understanding. Its how I get my clients to see the risk and manage, mitigate or "treat" it. They are all EXPERTS in their respective fields. So I go to great lengths to break it down into simple constructs for each specialist to understand the others, the whole picture and see how it all works together
We are now over 2 years into this madness and the masses DONT properly understand what is so wrong. They see people dying, they see the cancers, the see the obvious. But they cant see the bigger picture. Or connect the dots. This is where Jikky has done so well, Arkmedic even better.
Its where I have been trying to close the gap between what you experts write, and then I try learn, ask questions and convey to large ground level groups in Average Dumb Guy language. Hence the pseudonym I use when writing.
You are ALL VERY BRILIANT! But the other 99.9% of the planet don't talk science or microbiology.
So please can someone assist? Perhaps you can ask Jessica to write, her stacks are very easy to follow, and she connects well with the masses.
But people need to know.
And if all that I have asked is crap. Then please let me know. One thing I am not is ignorant. I don't mind being wrong, making mistakes, or looking foolish. But I refuse to be ignorant or put my head in the sand. I am here to learn, and to make provisions and plans where they are deemed necessary.
No Human Being should ever not have FULL INFORMED CONSENT & ALL AVAILABLE INFORMATION of what could be impacting their lives, health and futures.
Thank you all for your wonderful work, and all the time and personal sacrifice you have made for Humanity
Nice article. I hate to rain on your parade about the gut membrane barrier, but I do have to raise some thoughts. For one, I'll say that the lipids do get to the large and small intestine of rats in the luciferase data. Secondly, and what has me more worried honestly, is the expulsion of bile into the gut. Bile already contains a few types of lipids (0.51% of total composition), and is produced by the liver, which we already know is heavily transfected by all LNP techs. If bile in the transfected liver gets viably coated mRNA put into it, then makes its way to the gallbladder, these particles could be expelled into the small intestine. Unfortunately for us, rats don't have gallbladders, so we also don't even have rat data on the transfection rate of that organ