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I’ve shared alarming findings regarding DNA contamination in Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, highlighting significant oncogenic risks. Studies show plasmid DNA persists in all tested vials, exceeding safety limits, and potentially integrating into human genomes. This contamination includes SV40 sequences linked to cancer. Despite regulatory claims downplaying the risks, evidence suggests these DNA fragments are functional and could contribute to rising cancer rates. Additionally, there are concerns about spike protein persistence and its implications for health. The situation raises serious questions about vaccine safety and regulatory oversight.

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🚨 THREAD: EXPOSING THE VACCINE COVER-UP: Hidden DNA Contamination in COVID Shots — A Massive, Ignored Oncogenic Threat What you’re about to read will shake the very foundation of the COVID vaccine narrative. Kevin McKernan (@Kevin_McKernan) — a genomics expert with deep roots in the Human Genome Project — has exposed alarming DNA contamination in Pfizer & Moderna vaccines. “.. so when I see what they're doing with these vaccines, several red flags emerged, and I began speaking about it. Now, probably what I've been asked to speak about here is what we found in the Pfizer vaccines, which are plasmids. Pfizer and Moderna both have their expression vectors still in the vaccines.” Here’s the truth you haven’t been told 🧵

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The speaker addresses a New Zealand commission, apologizing for the COVID narrative originating from the U.S., specifically Massachusetts, home to Moderna, Pfizer, and PCR companies. A billion-dollar campaign inhibited vaccine hesitancy, with Tulsi Gabbard noting that those spreading hesitancy were placed on terrorist watch lists. The speaker claims the news has been censored due to powerful budgets spinning a different story. The speaker cites 30 years of experience, beginning with the Human Genome Project at MIT, where his team engineered a robotic pipeline to purify plasmids. His team spun out technology to Agenkor Biosciences, which received a $27 million government grant from Francis Collins to be a commercial genome center for the NIH. He states he specialized in sequencing phosmids. He claims the peer review system is captured due to reliance on pharmaceutical advertisement dollars. He has dozens of patents in genomics and invented a DNA sequencer. Having no financial interest in vaccines, he began speaking out due to red flags.
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Speaker 0: Hello, everyone. This is a presentation I gave to a commission in New Zealand a few weeks ago that I'm just rerecording because I don't think the Zoom call we had actually captured at all, and this is good to have on have on the record. I actually, have a history in New Zealand. I did a semester abroad in New Zealand, back in 1994. So I'm very familiar with the country, and I come here with what you you may consider an apology, from from our country, that much of this COVID nightmare that was imposed upon the people of New Zealand originated from The United States and even from the state that I live in here, Massachusetts. Massachusetts is really ground zero for this in terms of the financial interests that are at play pushing this this COVID narrative. We have both Moderna and Pfizer here, and we have many of the PCR companies that helped amplify, if you will, the PCR view of this of this pandemic. So this this information is not gonna be easy for you for you to hear, mainly because the news has been flooded with a completely different narrative on this. And so you're not at fault for not having seen this data. There was a very large billion dollar campaign here in The United States, to inhibit vaccine hesitancy. This is from the Biden administration. You probably saw a few weeks ago, Tulsi Gabbard even mentioned that people who were spreading vaccine hesitancy were put on terrorist watch lists. So this is a heavily censored field. If you haven't seen this information, it's not at your own fault. It is because there are very powerful budgets in play to spin a very, very different story. So this news is gonna be very unsettling for you, but the information is true. And I have many of the references and citations in here that you can that that can back this up. You can you can investigate on your own. So why should you listen to the so called vaccine terrorist? Well, there is I do have a long history in this field, and I don't have a history that's really financially tied to this narrative, so I can call balls and strikes pretty fairly. I've had about a thirty year experience in this field. I started off my career at the Human Genome Project at MIT. In fact, that robotic pipeline you see up there in the corner is something that our team engineered for the Human Genome Project to purify plasmids. So we live, ate, and breathe plasmid DNA purification on the Human Genome Project. Been part of my career is building companies that extract and purify these things from various cells and study the contaminants that are in them that may affect various, transfections or biological features, if you will. So, after my my my time on the Human Genome Project, I was a team leader for research and development there. We spun much of this technology out that you see in that that upper right picture, to a company called Agenkor Biosciences, which was selling these DNA purification tools, into the pharmaceutical and biotech industry. And, this company was eventually awarded a government grant from Francis Collins for over $27,000,000 to be one of the five and only commercial genome centers that were working for the NIH. So, we were right there side by side sequencing various genomes the government was looking for with a variety of other entities like Whitehead, Baylor, the Venter Institute, WashU. And we specialized in sequencing things known as phosmids, which were very low copy plasmids. So you had to be very good at extracting these these phosmids that only existed at a single copy in in in any given cell. So long history in in plasmid isolation and and sequencing these things. Over 60,000 citations that I have through the publications I have in the field, we've gotten multiple covers of different journals. So I'm very familiar with the peer review system, and this is another source of what has misled us is the peer review system is very captured right now. The they rely heavily on pharmaceutical advertisement dollars, and much like the mainstream media, they are beholden to some of those advertisement dollars in terms of what papers get selected for publication and which ones don't. So there's gatekeeping going on, which is keeping this narrative afloat, but it is starting to crumble. I'm involved in dozens of patents in the genomics field. I've even invented a DNA sequencer that went to market. The NIH also gave us another $6,000,000 grant for building the solid sequencer. Applied Biosystems came and acquired that company and brought that sequencer to market to compete with Illumina. I've been also involved in building genome centers and in doing clinical sequencing of mitochondrial patients. So a long history in this field, but I don't have any revenue or interest in the vaccine space. And so, when I see what they're doing with these vaccines, several red flags emerged, and, I began speaking about it.

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2️⃣ What did we find? “Pfizer and Moderna both have their expression vectors still in the vaccines… plasmid DNA contamination.” @Kevin_McKernan published a paper that kicked off global replication — including studies in 🇨🇦🇩🇪🇺🇸 — confirming residual DNA in every vial tested. 👇 🔬 David Speicher @DJSpeicher (Canada): Tested 30+ vials — found DNA in all of them 🔬 Philip Buckhaults @P_J_Buckhaults (South Carolina): Replicated findings, gave powerful testimony 🔬 Dr. Sin Lee: Confirmed with Sanger sequencing 🔬 Brigitte König (Germany): Peer-reviewed replication 🔬 Ulrich Kammerer’s lab: Showed plasmid DNA persists in cell lines for several cycles 🔬 Even high school interns at FDA found contamination 6–470x over legal limit “This DNA isn’t gone in 48 hours. Some of it contains SV40 elements. And it’s easy to detect — which makes you wonder how it passed through regulation for 13 billion doses.”

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The speaker discusses the finding of plasmids in Pfizer vaccines, referencing a widely read paper that initiated inquiry into the consequences of this residual contaminant. David Speaker replicated this work in Canada, finding it in every one of over 30 vials. Philip Buchholz replicated this in South Carolina, and Dr. Sid Lee replicated the work using different primers and Sanger sequencing. Bridget Koning has replicated this in Germany, and several federal agencies have admitted the presence of DNA, though disagreeing on clinical implications. Ulrich Kammerer's lab replicated the work, transfecting plasmids from the vaccines into cell lines, where they persisted for several cycles of cell division. High schoolers interning at the FDA White Oak facility also measured it and found it to be significantly over the limit. Numerous studies have replicated these findings, with most finding levels over the limit. One individual with ties to Moderna claims it is not over the limit. Kaiser et al. claimed to have found it slightly over the limit but deemed it inconsequential; however, their DNA isolation method has been refuted by Kommer and Konig.
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Speaker 0: Now probably, what I've been asked to speak about here is what we found in in the Pfizer vaccines, which are plasmids. Pfizer and Moderna both have their expression vectors still in the vaccines. So there's a paper here that I have the QR code up there so you can quickly get to. It's been heavily downloaded. It's been read by hundreds of thousands of people. And this really started this inquiry into what is what are the consequences of this residual contaminant that's in the vaccines, and does it have any biological implications for the patients who have been injected with these things? There's another paper from David Speaker who replicated this work in Canada. This is probably the largest study to date, that looked at over 30 vials and found it in every one of them. And, this work is now making its way through peer review, and various other people have replicated this around the world. Philip Buchholz replicated this in South Carolina. There's a great testimony from him, that's online. Doctor. Sid Lee, who is well known for having found DNA contamination in the HPV vaccines, was intrigued by this and also replicated the work using different primers and Sanger sequencing. Bridget Koning has now replicated this in Germany, and her papers are through, peer review. And several federal agencies have now come out and admitted that this is there. Now they disagree on its clinical implications, and we'll get into that, but, there is no question that this DNA, is in these vaccines and, that some of this information wasn't disclosed. Another group in Germany, Ulrich Kammerer's lab actually replicated this work and actually took these plasmids from the vaccines and transfected them into cell lines to see how long they persisted in cell lines. And they persisted for several cycles of cell division. So, there's some persistence to this, although the exact persistence is still being studied, it is not going away in forty eight hours. So this DNA has these SV40 components that we're going to touch on and you can detect them in several passages of cells after they've been transfected with these vaccines. And that has certain implications for how long the spike protein may be persisting in in various patients' bodies after injection. This has become so easy and routine to do that a group of high schoolers who were doing an internship at the FDA White Oak facility went to measure it as well and they found it to be six to four seventy fold over the limit. This is published in the Journal of High School Science. So you don't need a sophisticated laboratory to find this. It's actually quite easy to find, which is, makes a little bit more shocking as to how it ended up there and how the regulations, have missed this the process of giving out 13,000,000,000 to 5,000,000,000 people. There's a whole list of studies now that have replicated this. Every one of these studies you see here that's listed in red on the right has found it over the limit. There is one individual who has not published their methods yet that claims it is not over the limit. This person has some ties to Moderna, however, so there are some conflicts involved there. I think you'll find most of the other authors here do not have any financial ties to the vaccine industry and are reporting things with a little bit more consensus as to what the problem is. There is another paper that has emerged as of late, but it does also have some BioNTech ties. There's a paper from Kaiser et al that claims to have found this to be slightly over the limit, but not as much as everybody else, and deemed it not to be anything of consequence. However, this paper has some flaws in that it used a DNA isolation method that lost a lot of the DNA, particularly the small DNA. It couldn't capture using an ethanol precipitation of that DNA. So that has been refuted by both Kommer and by Konig and the methods that I've reviewed I think Kommer and Konig have this right. They have adequately captured the smaller molecules and are counting

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3️⃣ Why does DNA in the vax matter? “There is a limit… it used to be 1,000-fold lower.” The original DNA limit was 10 picograms per dose. But regulators raised it drastically — especially after liability shields were granted under the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act. Problem is: ❌ That limit was based on naked DNA ❌ Naked DNA degrades fast — half-life: 5–10 minutes 🧬 But now it’s encapsulated in lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) “That means this DNA isn’t breaking down. It’s being delivered directly into cells.” So even the current limits are obsolete, and the actual levels found? 🚨 100 nanograms to 1 microgram per dose 🚨 That’s 10–100x over the limit — and the limit no longer even applies ⸻ “So how did this happen?” Pfizer’s clinical trial used a different product than what got mass-injected. During trials: ✅ They purified the RNA with PCR — cutting plasmid contamination But scaling up? ❌ They skipped that step ❌ Used cheaper plasmid purification straight from E. coli ⚠️ Possibly leaving behind endotoxin (LPS) — which can cause septic-like reactions Remember people collapsing in vax centers? “That is likely LPS — though not yet measured directly.” What has been measured is the plasmid DNA. And it’s everywhere. Published, peer-reviewed, replicated worldwide. “This is not a conspiracy theory. BMJ has published on this. Pfizer switched products — and regulators knew.” The EMA even requested a small trial (n=250) after the change. That data? 🚫 Never delivered. This is called bait-and-switch — and in vaccine manufacturing: “The process is the product. You change the process, you run new trials. They didn’t.”

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The amount of DNA allowed in vaccines was loosened a thousandfold after liability waivers were granted. These limits assumed naked DNA injection, which degrades quickly. However, mRNA vaccines use lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) that also coat contaminating DNA, invalidating the old limits. Studies show DNA levels in the shots are 10 to 100 times higher than the already obsolete limits. The LNPs deliver this DNA directly into cells, changing its persistence and biological impact. Pfizer used a different, more purified product in its trials than what was injected into billions of people. The initial process included a PCR amplification step to reduce DNA background, but this was dropped for mass production due to cost. This resulted in higher levels of background plasmid DNA and potentially E. coli components like endotoxin in the shots, possibly causing anaphylactic reactions. The presence of plasmids has been confirmed, and this process change, documented in the BMJ, is a major violation of manufacturing standards. The EMA requested a new trial after the process change, but the data was never delivered, rendering the original trial data irrelevant.
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Speaker 0: DNA. There is in fact, a limit. This limit of how much DNA can be in a vaccine was derived many decades ago, and it used to be a thousand fold higher. I'm sorry. A thousand fold lower of a threshold, and that it was 10 picograms that they would allow an injection. And since they've gotten a liability waiver on these vaccines here in The United States through the National Childhood of Vaccine Injury Act, they have dilated and loosened those restrictions by a thousand fold over the last few decades. But all of these thresholds, were based on the assumption of injecting naked DNA, which does get degraded pretty quickly, in your bloodstream. You have you have LNPs I'm sorry. You have DNAs that go and actually chew up this DNA, and, that limits, its half life to five or ten minutes. The change that's occurred in order to make this mRNA platform work, that mRNA would also degrade very quickly and be a very useless therapeutic if it were not coated in a lipid nanoparticle. The challenge we have here is these lipid nanoparticles are also coating this contaminated DNA, so the half lives and the the limits that they put in place are no longer valid. This DNA is gonna get delivered directly to cells. It's not going to get degraded, and arguably, the limits they have in place are now completely irrelevant. Even with these limits in place, all of these papers are reporting things log scales over. Orders of magnitude higher than this are what are being seen. A 100 nanograms to a microgram of DNA is what is being found in these shots. So the the limits are relevant and obsolete, and it's still over that limit by 10 to a hundredfold. Alright? So, we don't know how long things last now that they're in LMPs because now they're going directly into cells, and that's gonna create a a much different picture of the persistence of this DNA and its biological impact. So how did this happen? Well, the trials, this is what will shock most people. You have not heard about this in the news, but if you look through the trial work and all the communication back and with the regulators, you'll see that Pfizer ran this trial on a different product than what they injected into billions of people. Alright? This is a major, major bait and switch, that the public is not aware of. When they made this initial vaccine they were able to do an additional purification step known as PCR. They would PCR amplify the spike region off of their plasmid that they used to construct this mRNA. They'd amplify it, usually a million fold above background, and then they would make the RNA off of that. So there was a very small background region of DNA that was used to make the RNA that made these shots. When they had to scale this up, that was too expensive of a step, so they dropped it and skipped it, ripped it out, and went off purifying these plasmids directly out of E. Coli without that amplification and purification step. So now what you have is a much higher percentage of background plasmid DNA and probably some of these E. Coli components like endotoxin in the shots. We haven't measured the endotoxin but it's one of these things if you're in plasma purification you know endotoxin from E. Coli is your number one enemy when you're trying to purify a plasmid of therapeutic grade. If any of that endotoxin gets into the shots, you will create a septic like anaphylaxis, which we saw many people have post injection with these vaccines. They would drop, in the vaccine center such that they had to change the administration protocols to have people sit down for fifteen minutes after the injection. That is likely although we don't have evidence and proof of that, that is likely an artifact of these E. Coli components known as LPS lipopolysaccharides or otherwise known as endotoxin still being in the shots. Now the what we do have evidence for are these plasmids are in there without any question now. This has been replicated in many places around the world and there are consequences for having these residual pieces of DNA left inside the vaccines that we're going to touch on. This is not conspiracy theory. This has been published in the BMJ by Retzaf Levy, and they go through this process one where they where they ran these vaccines in the trial and how they changed that when they decided to go and inject the rest of the world. This is traditionally a mortal sin in vaccine manufacturing or in any sort of biologic manufacturing. The process is the product. You change the process, you have to go through trials again. And the EMA even asked them to do that, although they failed to. They asked for another trial of 250 people once they changed the process, and that data was never delivered. So this bait and switch is very important for you to understand why the trial data is of absolute zero consequence to what we're actually seeing in the field. Those numbers are a caricature of what they're actually doing with these injections.

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4️⃣ So what happens when we actually sequence these vaccines? “We put the DNA into commercial annotation software — it highlights every functional part of the plasmid.” And here’s what we found: 🧬 Antibiotic resistance genes — always present to grow in E. coli 🧬 Promoters to activate those genes — like SV40 components Here’s the kicker: “The software automatically annotates these parts. Somebody at Pfizer had to go in and manually delete those annotations before submitting to regulators.” So yes — the DNA sequence was submitted. But… “The sponsor is obligated to annotate every open reading frame and promoter — even if they don’t know what it does.” This wasn’t an accident. It was: 🚨 Intentional removal 🚨 Deception of the FDA 🚨 Violation of regulatory guidelines The FDA only caught it years later when independent labs raised the alarm. ⸻ Why hide SV40? “SV40 contaminated the polio vaccines decades ago. When you give SV40 to cell lines or tissues, you get cancer. There’s no question about that.” The debate isn’t about if it’s carcinogenic — it’s about epidemiology and confounders. But in the lab? 🧬 SV40 is one of the most oncogenic viruses ever studied. And while the full virus isn’t in these shots, Kevin explains: “We have carcinogenic components of SV40 in these vaccines. These sequences are very functional, and they have consequences.” ⸻ So how did regulators respond? “Yes, it’s there. We weren’t informed. But it’s probably too small to matter.” Probably? 🚫 They didn’t measure it 🚫 They don’t know ✅ We do And again — they assume it’s harmless because: “They didn’t consider lipid nanoparticles. Their metric is invalid.”

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When COVID-19 vaccines were sequenced, commercial annotation software highlighted functional parts of the plasmids, including antibiotic resistance genes and SV40 components. The speaker claims that Pfizer had to manually remove these annotations before submitting the plasmid map to regulators. According to the speaker, regulators received the DNA sequence, but the sponsor is obligated to annotate every open reading frame and promoter, even if their function is unknown. The speaker alleges that Pfizer intentionally removed annotations, hiding them from the FDA, which the speaker believes is a violation of guidelines. The speaker suggests the reason for hiding SV40 components is due to SV40 virus contamination in polio vaccines and its debated link to cancer. The speaker asserts that while epidemiological data is confounded by vaccine shedding, laboratory studies show SV40 is a potent oncogenic virus. The speaker claims that the vaccines contain some of the more carcinogenic components of that virus, and that these sequences are functional and have consequences.
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Speaker 0: So what do we find when we sequence these vaccines? We noticed, you take the DNA sequence that you get and you put it into commercial, annotation software to annotate these plasmids. And these commercial annotation software tools by default will highlight all the parts in the plasmid that are functional. So there's always an antibiotic resistance gene in these plasmids that's what helps them propagate in E. Coli and you have to grow these E. Coli in the presence of antibiotics and that means only the cells that have the plasmids replicate. But they also highlight things like these SV40 components that are used to drive the antibiotic resistance gene. Now what's notable with the plasmid map on the left is that the software tool automatically annotates these regions and somebody at Pfizer had to go and remove those annotations by hand before handing the plasmid map on the right to regulators. Alright? So the regulators did get the DNA sequence, but the the sponsor is obligated to annotate every open reading frame and every promoter on that plasmid even if they don't know what they do. And this is where Pfizer, got themselves into a bit of a sticky here in that they had to have gone in there and actively removed those annotations, hid them from the FDA, and the FDA once they saw our data were able to go back look at the sequence annotate it themselves later to find that, yes, this omission had occurred, and this is a violation of the guidelines, that are given. So there has been an intentional deception here that has gone on that I think everyone should take note of. Now why are they hiding s v forty? If you look through the vaccine history here in the literature, you'll know that the s v forty virus contaminated the polio vaccines. And there's a large debate in the literature that's been going on for decades as to its implication in cancer. When you give SV40 viruses to to cell lines and to tissues, you will get cancers. There's no question about that. The only debate that rages on is whether or not you can find this in the epidemiological literature. When you do studies looking at people who got the polio vaccine and who didn't, is there a real difference in cancer rates between those? And that has been much harder to see predominantly because that vaccine shedded. So the unvaccinated got it from the vaccinated because it was a live entity. Alright. So, the epidemiological data is always loaded with confounders, makes it very difficult for you to find these signals, but in the laboratory this virus is one of the most potent oncogenic viruses we know of. So, we don't have the whole virus in these vaccines. We have some of the more carcinogenic components of that virus in the vaccine, however, and I'm going to touch on some of the papers that point that out. These sequences are very functional and they have consequences when they are left behind inside of a vaccine.

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5️⃣Initial Public Regulatory Response admitted the DNA is there, but downplayed it with three claims: http://1.It’s too small in length to matter http://2.It’s too small in quantity to matter http://3.It’s not functional But here’s the reality: ➡️ They never actually measured it ➡️ Their quantity assumptions ignore lipid nanoparticles ➡️ And new papers show the amount exceeds FDA limits ➡️ Plus, there’s clear evidence the DNA is functional All three claims are false, and the literature proves it. @Kevin_McKernan

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The initial regulatory response claimed the DNA fragment was too small to matter, but this was based on an assumption without measurement. The quantity of DNA is now shown to be over the limit, especially considering lipid nanoparticles, even if the limit were justifiable. Claims that the DNA is non-functional are also incorrect. The DNA sequence includes the SV40 promoter and enhancer region, as well as an SV40 origin of replication.
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Speaker 0: So the initial public response to this or the regulatory response was, yes, it's there. We weren't informed about it, but the DNA is probably too small in length to matter. And I say probably because they didn't measure it, and they don't know. We do. The answer is too small in quantity matter. Well, that that quantity metric, as I mentioned before, is was never considering there being lipid nanoparticles around, so they don't have their metrics right there, And multiple papers have now come out saying it's actually over their limit even if that limit is still justifiable. And then they wanna claim that they're not functional. Now all three of these things are wrong, and we're gonna go through the literature that demonstrates why they're wrong. off, that DNA sequence that's in there is known as the s v 40 promoter in the enhancer region. That's that's one of the regions. There's also an s v 40 origin of replication that

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6️⃣Let’s talk about what’s actually in the DNA that’s in these shots. “That DNA sequence is known as the SV40 promoter in the enhancer region.” But it’s not just that: 🧬 SV40 enhancer 🧬 SV40 origin of replication 🧬 SV40 poly-A signal Those are the three big ones. There are a few others, but they’re of “less significance,” per Kevin. Now here’s what makes this deeply concerning: “SV40 enhancers are used in gene therapy plasmids. These are nuclear targeting sequences. Transcription factors bind to that DNA and drag it — and everything it’s attached to — into the nucleus.” So when someone says: “It doesn’t matter because it’ll never get to the nucleus…” 🚨 That’s false. Kevin says plainly: “There’s a nuclear targeting sequence built in that guarantees it will get to the nucleus.” And even if that didn’t exist? “LNPs go to dividing cells. When cells divide, the nuclear membrane dissolves. There is no barrier to the DNA.” So either way, this is designed to get into the nucleus. “When someone tells you otherwise — that it can’t reach the nucleus — they’re running a smokescreen. They’re either lying to you or lying to themselves. This isn’t hard biology — it’s in any high school textbook.” ⸻ This DNA wasn’t random. “This was pulled directly from Pfizer’s gene therapy department. In fact, Pfizer admits this in one of their own papers.” They were trying to scale up fast, so they grabbed plasmids they were already using… for gene therapy. And what does the SV40 enhancer do? “It binds to the P53 gene — your genome’s guardian. P53 is a tumor suppressor. You don’t want anything interfering with it.” But this plasmid does — and… “The spike protein also inhibits P53. That’s two pathways of concern for oncogenic impact.” 📚 Literature from: •Zhang et al. •Welteke-Elders Group •Znikel et al. All point to the same thing: “This SV40 sequence is a hypermutability element. It induces mutations in DNA near it. The paper says, ‘potential tumorigenic activity.’” ⸻ So when you hear: “This DNA doesn’t do anything…” You can say: ❌ “No — it has published function. ❌ It binds tumor suppressor genes ❌ It alters DNA near it ❌ And it’s designed to go straight to the nucleus.” There’s a reason they didn’t disclose this. “They didn’t want you to know. And yes — this DNA lines up with some of their future business interests.”

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The DNA sequence in gene therapy plasmids contains the SV40 promoter and enhancer region, an SV40 origin of replication, and an SV40 poly A signal. The SV40 enhancers are nuclear targeting sequences, ensuring the DNA enters the cell nucleus, especially during cell division when the nuclear envelope dissolves. Claims that it doesn't reach the nucleus are misleading. This plasmid was sourced from Pfizer's gene therapy department. The SV40 promoter and enhancer bind to the p53 gene, a tumor suppressor, which is concerning given that the spike protein also inhibits p53 expression. Literature indicates this sequence is a hypermutability element, inducing mutations in nearby DNA, suggesting potential tumorigenic activity. These findings contradict claims that this DNA has no function.
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Speaker 0: off, that DNA sequence that's in there is known as the s v 40 promoter and the enhancer region. That's that's one of the regions. There's also an s v 40 origin of replication that we'll touch on, and there's a, s v 40 poly a signal. Those are sort of the three main pieces of DNA that are that are in there. A couple others that are are of less significance in my opinion. But the s v 40 enhancers, these are used in gene therapy plasmids. Alright? These are nuclear targeting sequences. So these transcription factors bind to that sequence and drag it and everything connected to it into the nucleus of the cell. So when you hear a lot of the responses to this work, they'll say, well, it doesn't matter. It's never gonna get to the nucleus. There's two things wrong with that statement. One, there's a nuclear targeting sequence in there that guarantees it will get to the nucleus. these LNPs go to cells that are dividing, and when cells divide, there is no nuclear envelope protecting the DNA. They have to go through cell division, and that dissolves during that process. So when they're talking about this not getting the nucleus, these people are are doing a smokescreen on you. They're not being honest with themselves that cells divide. And when cells divide, there is no protection of this DNA. So that's a that's something to watch out for. When you see people saying it doesn't get to the nucleus, that is a that's that's a sign that they are trying to lie to you, and, it doesn't take much more than a high school biology text book to prove them otherwise. Independent of that, this is a very potent gene therapy tool. In fact, this plasmid was pulled from Pfizer's gene therapy department that was actually mentioned in one of Pfizer's papers in terms of how they developed these vaccines so quickly, they called up their gene therapy department to, get some plasmas they could, they could use quite readily. The other literature out, out there is that this s v 40 promoter and enhancer, this binds the p 53 gene. P 53 is the guardian of your genome. It's a tumor suppressor gene. You don't want anything binding to that gene. Otherwise, you will see you may see an impact in cancer. This is very important given the literature we have now on the spike protein itself also inhibiting the expression of this gene. Welfic Aldergiaries Group has published a paper, Zhang et al, that touches on that. So now we've got two reasons to be concerned about p 53. The DNA in there interferes with it to some degree, and we know the spike protein plays a role in that pathway as well. So, there's a there's an oncogenic concern here. There's also listed literature now from Senickel et al. That demonstrates that this particular sequence is what is known as a a hypermutability element. Alright? It it it will induce mutations in DNA near it. So it is, as this paper says, potential tumorigenic activity. So when they say that there is no function to this DNA, you merely need to point to these three papers and say no, there's published function of this DNA that needs to be explained. And this is not something that you can just say, well, they forgot to tell us about it. No. It's it's it's very relevant. There's a reason they forgot to tell you about it is they didn't want you to know this was in there. And you'll see that this lines up with some of their future business.

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7️⃣Let’s talk about integration risk — and how the DNA in these vaccines doesn’t follow the FDA’s own rules. “These FDA guidelines were based on injecting naked DNA…” But that’s not what’s happening here. Let’s break this down: 🔬 The original FDA limit for residual DNA in vaccines was 10 picograms — based on genomic DNA, which is big (~3 billion base pairs). Later, that limit got bumped up to 10 nanograms — again, assuming big chunks of DNA. But… “When DNA is small — say ~200 base pairs — 10 nanograms equals 500 billion copies of DNA.” 🧠 Why does this matter? “The smaller the DNA fragment, the more copies you get — and the more active chemical ends it has.” That means: ✅ More 5’ phosphates ✅ More 3’ hydroxyls ✅ More chances for that DNA to integrate into your genome “When you chop big DNA into small pieces, it becomes genomic buckshot.” You go from a few long strands… to a storm of integration-prone fragments. ⸻ This is basic chemistry — and the FDA knows this. “Their own literature says: If DNA gets to viral sizes (like plasmids), the safety threshold needs to drop to attograms — or femtograms.” That’s millions of times lower than what they allowed here. But what do we have in these vials? “Very small, broken-up plasmid DNA — packed inside lipid nanoparticles — and targeted into human cells.” ⸻ So what happens when you do that? “There’s a litany of literature showing high rates of spontaneous integration when you transfect cells this way.” Cited studies show: ➡️ 7–10% of cells got integration events ➡️ And that’s likely an undercount “That paper had to detect integration via a reporter gene. But if the DNA integrated without the reporter, it wouldn’t be seen.” So the true rate could be even higher. And remember: “These aren’t isolated ‘oops’ events. These are systemic, chemically favored, and expected given the way this vaccine was constructed.” ⸻ So when someone says: “It’s just trace DNA, it won’t do anything…” You can reply: ❌ “It’s not genomic DNA. ❌ It’s not naked. ❌ It’s not inert.” It’s plasmid-sized, broken DNA It’s wrapped in LNPs It’s designed for intracellular delivery And the FDA’s own documents say that’s precisely when the limits should be lowest — not ignored.

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The FDA guidelines were derived from injecting naked DNA. The smaller the DNA, the more copies exist per nanogram. Ten nanograms of genomic DNA (3 billion bases long) equals about a thousand copies of the human genome. However, 10 nanograms of 200 bases of DNA equals 500 billion copies. Smaller DNA fragments act like buckshot against the genome, with more chemically active ends that facilitate integration. The FDA's literature indicates that if DNA reaches viral sizes like plasmids, limits should decrease to atograms or fentagrams. Current broken-up DNA has many active ends, leading to a high spontaneous integration rate when transfected or delivered via lipid nanoparticles. Studies show integration events in 7-10% of cells. This rate may be underestimated because many DNA fragments integrate without a reporter gene, making them undetectable. Therefore, this is not a low-frequency event.
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Speaker 0: Alright so these FDA guidelines we spoke about earlier that they were they're derived injecting naked DNA but you'll note the papers that justify this limit speak to the fact that the smaller the DNA is on a per nanogram basis, you have many more copies of DNA. So to put this into perspective, 10 picograms of genomic DNA is, was a limit before. It got raised to 10 nanograms. 10 nanograms of genomic DNA, human DNA, like the genome, is three three billion bases long. It's about a thousand copies of the human genome. Over 10 nanograms of 200 bases of DNA is 500,000,000,000 copies of DNA because you need more pieces. Now why does that matter? Well, the DNA is broken up into smaller pieces, it becomes more like buckshot when it goes against your genome. There are more chemically active ends of the DNA. The parts of the DNA that that facilitate this integration into the DNA are the ends of the DNA, the five prime phosphates and three prime hydroxyls in the DNA. So the more of those you have, the higher rates of integration you'll see. When you chop big DNA up into small pieces, its molarity goes up. In other words, a copy number goes up, and there's more of those active ends. And so this is why their own literature from the FDA points this out, that if this DNA gets to viral sizes like plasmids, the limits need to drop down to atograms or fentagrams. Alright. This is what we have. We have very small broken up DNA that has lots of active ends, and there is a litany of literature out there that demonstrates there's a very high spontaneous integration rate with this DNA like this when you transfect it, when you put it in a lipid nanoparticle and put it into a cell. It's like seven to 10% of the cells get an integration event. Alright. And this paper, I think, under measures it because it had to integrate a fairly big piece of DNA that had a reporter gene. We don't have reporter genes on these pieces of DNA, so I I suspect this paper's under measuring the rate of integration because many pieces of DNA in that paper probably integrated without the reporter gene and that they couldn't see them. So, this is not something to be, brushed aside as a low frequency event.

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8️⃣ And you don’t need to look at these papers to know this. You can look at Moderna’s own patents to know this. •They speak to the fact that this DNA is such an integration risk •That they need to invent new methods to remove the DNA •And they do do a better job than Pfizer •They pull the DNA out much more effectively than the Pfizer vaccine •Approximately tenfold So you don’t need to look to our papers on this or our claims. The manufacturers of these vaccines have patents that speak to this being an oncogenic risk. @Kevin_McKernan

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Moderna's patents acknowledge that DNA integration is a risk, necessitating the invention of new methods to remove DNA. According to the speaker, Moderna is approximately tenfold more effective than Pfizer at removing DNA. The speaker claims that the manufacturers' patents indicate that the vaccines pose an oncogenic risk. The speaker suggests that one need not consult external papers to recognize this risk, as it is evident from the manufacturers' own patents.
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Speaker 0: You don't need to look at these papers to know this. You can look at Moderna's own patents to know this. They speak to the fact that this DNA is such an integration risk that they need to invent new methods to remove the DNA. And they do do a better job than Pfizer. They they they pull the DNA out much more effectively than the Pfizer vaccines, approximately tenfold. So you don't need to look to our papers on this or our claims. The manufacturers of these vaccines have patents that speak to this being an oncogenic risk.

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9️⃣ We also have papers from Strayer et al. that demonstrate sp40 plasmids like this are known to integrate. That's why they use them in gene therapy. Lots of literature from this particular laboratory on sp40 plasmids and integration frequency. So it does lend us to be concerned that this residual DNA can find its way into the nucleus and alter the genome. @Kevin_McKernan

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Strayer et al. have papers showing that SV40 plasmids are known to integrate, which is why they are used in gene therapy. There is a lot of literature from this laboratory on SV40 plasmids and integration frequency. This raises concerns that residual DNA can find its way into the nucleus.
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Speaker 0: We also have papers from Strayer et al that demonstrate s v 40 plasmids like this are known to integrate. That's why they use them in gene therapy. Lots of literature from this this particular laboratory on s v 40 plasmids and integration frequency. So it does lend us to to be concerned that this residual DNA can find its way in into the nucleus and and all

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🔟 SV40 Origin, Cytosolic DNA & Nucleic Acid Persistence: Why Contaminated DNA in Vaccines Raises New Oncogenic Concerns Now, I didn’t put up a paper from Quan et al. It’s another one I want to put on the record here. •Quan et al. will demonstrate that the sin of getting this DNA into the cell •Isn’t necessarily an integration event •Once you load the cell with cytosolic DNA, you can trigger the C-gas-sting pathway, which is oncogenic in and of itself So, really the damage is done on transfection. •Whether it integrates into the genome is somewhat irrelevant •Because this plasmid DNA can replicate epizomally •Meaning it doesn’t need to be in the chromosome to replicate •Because it has an SV40 origin of replication •That’s a mammalian origin of replication •That should never be in a vaccine You never want a vaccine that you’re growing in E. coli to also have the capacity to replicate in the host that you’re going to inject it into — mammalians, mammalian cell lines like humans. That is a very reckless and dangerous thing to do. •Moderna didn’t do it •There is evidence that Pfizer is at fault here •Pfizer did leave this origin of replication behind •That is only done because they were lazy and careless about this ⸻ Why do we care about this so much? •There are all of these papers that have rolled out demonstrating nucleic acid persistence •I say nucleic acid, because we don’t know from these papers whether they’re measuring DNA or RNA •They used a method known as RT-PCR, which amplifies both Many of these papers were published before this DNA contamination was known •So they assumed it was RNA, because they were looking at the spike sequence If they went back and tortured that with perhaps primers that looked at the plasmid backbone (that’s not supposed to be in the vaccine), I’m curious what they would find. ⸻ Examples: •Krausen paper – found in heart tissues, 30 days out •Rolchin paper – 60 days •Placenta – 2 to 10 days •Castro-Hughes paper – found plasmid in plasma, 28 days later •Hanna paper – found in breast milk, about 5 days •This paper is under-measuring •PCR assay is horribly insensitive •Only has ~400,000 copy LOD (Limit of Detection) •Should be down to ~10 copies If they had a more sensitive assay, •They likely would have found this out to 10–15 days in breast milk ⸻ Anyway, there’s a tremendous dose getting through breast milk. •If you add up what’s in that paper and the number of feedings a child has, •This is not an insignificant amount, as those authors suggest •They did not consider how much milk a baby drinks over the course of three days •That would add up to a substantial and sizable dose that child was getting in that feeding Credit: @Kevin_McKernan

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Quan et al demonstrated that the introduction of DNA into a cell, even without integration, can trigger the oncogenic cGAS-STING pathway. The speaker claims that the presence of an SV40 origin of replication, a mammalian origin, in a vaccine grown in E. coli is reckless because it allows the plasmid DNA to replicate episomally in the host. The speaker alleges evidence suggests Pfizer, unlike Moderna, may have included this origin of replication due to carelessness. The speaker highlights concerns about nucleic acid persistence, noting that RT-PCR methods used in studies like Krausson and Rolchen may have amplified both DNA and RNA. The speaker suggests that prior studies assumed detected nucleic acids were RNA, but that further investigation using primers specific to the plasmid backbone might reveal the presence of residual plasmid DNA. The Krausson paper found nucleic acids present for thirty days in heart tissues, and the Rolchen paper found them for sixty days.
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Speaker 0: Now, I didn't put up a paper from Quan et al. It's another one I wanna put on the record here. Quan et al will will demonstrate that you that the sin of getting this DNA into the cell isn't necessarily an integration event. Once you load the cell with cytosolic DNA, you can trigger the c gas sting pathway, which is oncogenic in in and of itself. So, really, the damage is done on transfection. Whether it integrates into the genome is somewhat irrelevant because this plasma DNA can can replicate episomally, meaning it doesn't need to be in the chromosome to replicate because it has an s v 40 origin of replication. That's a mammalian origin of replication. That should never be in a vaccine. You never want a vaccine that you're growing in E. Coli to also have the capacity to replicate in the host that you're going to inject it into mammalians, mammalian cell lines like humans. Okay? That is a very reckless and dangerous thing to do. Moderna didn't do it. There are evidence that Pfizer's at fault here and that Pfizer did leave this origin of replication behind, and, that is only done because they were lazy and, and careless about this. So why do we care about this so much? Well, there's all of these papers that have rolled out demonstrating nucleic acid persistence. And I say nucleic acid because we don't know from these papers whether they're measuring DNA or RNA. They used a method known as RT PCR, which which amplifies both. And so many of these papers published before this DNA contamination was known, they assumed it was the RNA because they were looking at the spike sequence. But, if they went back and tortured that with perhaps primers that looked at the plasmid backbone that's not supposed to be in the vaccine, I'm kind of curious what they would find. But we have the Krausson paper here that, was finding this. What are they? They are out thirty days in heart tissues. There's the Rolchen paper, which is out sixty

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1️⃣1️⃣ Spike Protein Persistence Now, very recently, we're also seeing spike protein persistence in these two papers, okay? There's the Patterson paper that found this, had these reversed here. The Yale study actually found it 709 days out and the Patterson study found it 245 days out. But this is protein that is not going away in 48 hours. It is there almost years later. Why is that? Proteins don't do that. Most proteins have a turnover rate that's in weeks, not years. So this implies something is regenerating the spike protein in your body, or it is evading destruction for long periods of time in certain wet reservoirs in the human body. So this leads people to believe perhaps this mRNA is lasting longer, or there's plasmids in there still generating spike, and we don't know the answer yet. - @Kevin_McKernan

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Recent studies indicate the persistence of spike protein in the body long after the initial introduction. A Yale study detected it 709 days out, while a Patterson study found it 245 days out. This extended presence is unusual, as most proteins have a turnover rate of weeks, not years. This suggests either the spike protein is being continuously regenerated within the body or it is somehow evading destruction for extended periods in bodily reservoirs. This leads to speculation that the mRNA may be lasting longer than expected or that plasmids are still present and generating spike protein. The exact mechanism behind this phenomenon is currently unknown.
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Speaker 0: Now very recently, we're also seeing spike protein persistence in these two papers. Okay? There's the the Patterson paper, that found this, have these reversed here. The the Yale study actually found it seven hundred and nine days out, and the Patterson study found it two hundred and forty five days out. But this is protein that is not going away in forty eight hours. It is there almost years later. Why is that? Proteins don't do that. Most proteins have a turnover rate, that's in weeks, not years. So this implies something is regenerating the spike protein in your body, or it is evading destruction for long periods of time in certain wet reservoirs, in the human body. So, this leads people to believe perhaps this mRNA is lasting longer or there's plasmids in there still generating spike, and, we don't know the

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1️⃣2️⃣ Okay, so now here's the real kicker that I haven't presented on much lately, because this is very recent work. 🚨The kicker here is that we're now finding these sequences not just in the vaccine, but we're finding it in people. And we don't know if it's integrated, but it's there. And these are studies that weren't looking for it, and the methods they used arguably suppressed the signal significantly. All right, so there's at least five peer-reviewed studies that have come out looking at RNA sequencing of people who were vaccinated and unvaccinated. 🚨- @Kevin_McKernan

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The speaker claims sequences found in vaccines are now also being found in people. According to the speaker, five peer-reviewed studies involving RNA sequencing of vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals show DNA from vaccine manufacturers in patients' blood. The speaker cites studies by Ryan et al., Chakrabarty, Rhine, and Odek as evidence of Moderna and Pfizer vaccine sequences in patients' blood, suggesting blood supplies are contaminated. The speaker mentions three additional papers (Lee, Navel, and Krauszik) that, while not explicitly looking for it, also confirm residual plasmid sequences in recipients. One study, which investigated a particular disease, revealed differential gene expression in the cGAS-STING and interferon pathways, indicating a potential DNA stimulatory response. The speaker suggests this RNA sequencing data reveals the nature of the contaminant, with gene expression changes indicating a cGAS-STING-like event potentially induced by the DNA.
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Speaker 0: Yet. Okay. So now here's the real kicker that I haven't presented on much lately because this is very recent work. The kicker here is that we're now finding these sequences not just in the vaccine, but we're finding it in people. And we don't know if it is integrated but it is there. These are studies that weren't looking for it and the methods they used arguably suppressed the signal significantly. There are at five peer reviewed studies that have come out looking at RNA sequencing of people who were vaccinated and unvaccinated. If you dig through that data that is in NCBI you can take all those reads, map them against the plasmids from from the vaccine manufacturers, and you can find that DNA in these patients. There's a study from Ryan et al that looked at, like, seventy five people in Australia, and, there's a great study from Chakrabarty that went through that data and demonstrated both Rhine paper and the Odek paper have Moderna and Pfizer vaccine sequences in the patient's blood. So this means that the blood supply is contaminated. That's a very serious issue if the blood banks aren't looking for it and reinjecting this into other people. So this is this would have normally call I think, an enormous halt in any other scenario once you find components of the vaccine that were never declared that have these links to oncogenic sequences, they're now floating around the blood supply and no one's doing anything about it. Alright? That should be a concern to everybody in the in the transfusion field. There's three other papers that have recently confirmed this. Now there again, these papers were not looking for. The authors were studying other things, but their data has been peer reviewed and put into the NCBI short read archive so anyone can comb through their data and find these sequences in there. But the Lee study looked at this, the Navel study looked at this, and the Krauszik study looked at this. All of them, I have documented that there are residual sequences from the plasmids, that are in those studies, infecting, their their recipients. Some of the studies are actually very useful. One of them was looking at at a particular disease that I I'll point you to my substack that goes through these, but this particular disease state, they did RNA sequencing on to see the difference between the vaccinated and unvaccinated. And you can see some gene differential gene expression that's occurring in the c gas sting and the interferon pathways. Alright? That's a sign of a potential DNA stimulatory response. Okay? So some of the RNA sequencing is actually quite revealing as to what the nature of the contaminant is because you can see certain gene expressions get turned on or off that are signatures of a c gas sting like event that could be induced by the by the DNA that's there. So, anyway, our our substack has that documented, and it's worth worth having a look.

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1️⃣3️⃣ RNAseq Datasets Still Detecting Vaccine Plasmid DNA Despite Suppression Methods Now Found in the Blood Supply I’ve shared these before, but for reference, here are the actual papers with their proper titles. Chakrabarty went through the Ryan et al. and ODEX datasets, and when you map those reads against the vaccine plasmids, you get a strong spike signal, which isn’t surprising — we expect the RNA to linger. But what is surprising is that you also get DNA reads, even though RNAseq protocols are designed to suppress DNA. These methods typically use DNase enzymes and RNA purification steps that eliminate or suppress DNA, yet it’s still showing up. That tells us it must be there in much higher concentrations — because if they didn’t use DNase, we’d likely see even more of it. The ODEX dataset is particularly revealing. In the upper right panel (IGB screenshot), the entire plasmid backbone is covered — all regions, including SV40 promoters. That DNA clearly made it into patients. The Novel study showed a lighter read density — so less contamination, but still detectable plasmid fragments. Same goes for the Lee et al. dataset. It’s not in every patient, since some of the samples were taken 14+ days out, but in samples closer to vaccination, we consistently see it — even with suppression steps in place. One study — in mice — wasn’t even looking at DNA. It was studying re-adenylation of the mRNA — how the poly-A tail might be regenerated in vivo, which may help explain why the mRNA sticks around so long. But even in that unrelated study, we find vaccine DNA contamination coming through. This stuff is littered across the short read archive. And that’s despite protocols trying to wash it out. The signal is still there. - @Kevin_McKernan

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Chakrabarty reviewed the Ryan et al and Odek studies, mapping reads to plasmids and finding significant spike sequence from RNA, and less from plasmid DNA, which is expected. RNA sequencing protocols suppress DNA, yet DNA is still present. The Odek study shows the entire vector backbone covered with sequencing reads, indicating heavy contamination and the presence of SV40 promoters in patients. This is evidenced across multiple studies. The Novel study had a lighter density of reads, but some plasmid DNA was detectable. The Lee et al study also showed some SV40 reads. These are more apparent in samples taken closer to vaccination, despite DNA suppression methods. A mice study on vaccine redentilation showed poly A tails regenerate, potentially lengthening RNA lifespan, but DNA contamination was also present.
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Speaker 0: I would I I just have these up here so people can, quickly get to these papers. I've listed them before, but in case you you want their actual, you know, decorated titles, here's Chakrabarty on the upper left. He went through, the Ryan et al and the Odek study. And when we map those reads, the plasmids, we get a significant amount of sequence coming back from spike. That's not surprising because the RNA is certainly sticking around, but less sequence coming from the plasma DNA, which is not surprising because there is a higher molarity of the RNA in the shot than there is the DNA. And it's not surprising, these methods are using an RNA seq protocol. These RNA sequencing protocols use RNA purification kits that tend to eliminate or suppress the DNA that's there. Alright, so DNA has a harder time getting through here but we're still seeing that DNA come through. That's what is so shocking about these studies is that they're employing methods to suppress the DNA like using a DNase enzyme in prep yet it's still there. That means that it must be at much higher concentrations if the researchers didn't perform or if they were not to perform that step. If they sequenced the DNA of these people directly they would probably see tremendous amount more signal. This is the Odek study, and there you can see in the, the upper right panel there that is an IGV screenshot of reads across the plasmid, and the entire vector backbone is fully covered with sequencing reads. So this one is heavily contaminated in these patients. The the vaccine DNA is clearly all regions of it are clearly covered, including the SV 40 regions. So those SV 40 promoters are making their way into patients, and we can see evidence of this littering the short read archive across multiple studies now. The novel study had a much lighter density of reads so this one there was less there looking at this but we can detect some pieces of plasma DNA that are in there so another concern. And likewise, the Lee et al study has some of these SV40 reads as well. So it's not in every patient because some of the some of the samples they take are fourteen days out or later, but the people, when they take a sample that's pretty close to vaccination, we see it, even though they're using methods to suppress it. Now this is a study that was actually looking it wasn't in humans, it was in mice. It was looking at something completely different. It was looking at the redentilation rate of these vaccines. After you put them into some organisms, the poly A tail gets regenerated which is another reason why these might be lasting longer. Typically the length of the poly A dictates how long the RNA sticks around. Alright so they've found some processes in these cells that are re adenylating these things which may be adding to the longevity of the RNA, but the DNA is coming through these as well so that contamination is actually plaguing that study as well.

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1️⃣4️⃣ So why do we care about this? Well, there have been several people and several data sources that have been demonstrating a rise in cancer. There's @JohnBeaudoinSr work where he FOIA-ed the death records of all of the people in Massachusetts. He's done this in many states now. And you can go through those death records and count up how many more neoplasms are we finding. And there is a clear rise in certain types of ICD-10 codes that dictate that this is, in fact, a phenomenon. We have an increased rate of cancer. There's no doubt about that from his literature, from his data. There's others who have looked at this from an excess mortality standpoint. @EthicalSkeptic has done this. His analysis does require some important adjustments in that there is a pull-forward effect that he adjusts for, which is during the COVID pandemic, a lot of elderly passed away. And that creates a bit of a shift in the data when that happens. But once that's adjusted for, you can see that there is a clear rise in cancer rates that is persisting even to this day. David Wiseman found this in the CDC data as well. But there are other forms of analysis you can look at from economic indicators. What we're also seeing from Edward Dowd and Ethical Skeptic is that the cancer treatments are up. If you look at the drug sales for cancer rates, this kind of confirms the epidemiological data when you see it in the drug treatment sales moving at the same rate. And the inflection time point of when that has occurred is concordant with when the vaccine programs rolled out. So cancer is up. The mechanism for this is still in question, but we don't need contaminants in these vaccines that are linked to it. .. - @Kevin_McKernan

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Several data sources indicate a rise in cancer, including John Bowdoin's analysis of death records showing increased neoplasms. Ethical skeptic and David Wiseman's analyses of excess mortality and CDC data also support this. Cancer treatment drug sales are up, aligning with the timing of vaccine program rollouts. The GAIBO study, later removed from a preprint server, examined excess mortality in Japan, the most heavily mRNA vaccinated country. It found that post-vaccination excess mortality exceeded the combined impact of the tsunami and Hiroshima. The magnitude of excess mortality remained consistent despite declining vaccine uptake, suggesting a cumulative effect. The types of cancer also shifted to a younger demographic. Another peer-reviewed paper from Japan confirms the excess mortality, contributing to a decline in life expectancy for the first time in a long while. Only 5-7% of the excess mortality in Japan is attributed to cancer, with other causes like stroke and myocarditis being more prevalent.
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Speaker 0: So why do we care about this? Well, there have been several people, and and several data sources that have been demonstrating a rise in cancer. Alright? There's John Bowdoin's work where he voided the death records of all of the people in Massachusetts. He's done this in many states now. And you can go through those death records and count up how many more neoplasms are we finding. And there is a clear rise in certain types of ICD 10 codes that dictate that this is in fact a phenomenon. We have an increased rate of cancer. There's there's no doubt about that from his liter from his data. There's others who have looked at this from an excess mortality standpoint. Ethical skeptic has done this. His analysis does require, some in important adjustments and that there is a pull forward effect that he adjusts for, which is during the COVID pandemic. A lot of elderly, passed away, and, that creates a bit of a shift in the data when that happens. But once that's adjusted for, you can see that there is a clear rise in in cancer rates that is persisting even to this day. David Wiseman found this, in the CDC data as well. But there are other forms of analysis you can look at from economic indicators. What it would what we're also seeing from Edward Dowd in ethical skeptic is that the cancer treatments are up. If you look at the drug sales for cancer rates, this kind of confirms the epidemiological data when you see it in the drug treatment sales moving at the same rate and that the inflection time point of one that has occurred is is is concordant with when the vaccine programs rolled out. Alright? So cancer is up. The the mechanism for this is still, you know, in question, but we we don't need contaminants in these vaccines that are linked to it. This is also seen in a study called the GAIBO study, which was curiously yanked off of a preprint server after I gave a presentation on this study because the study was quite remarkable in that it looked at excess mortality in Japan. So Japan's a very interesting case study in that Japan is the most heavily mRNA vaccinated country in the world. There are 13 of that population took the shot and an even higher number, I think it's north of eighty percent, took the the two or three. Alright. So it is, there isn't a cleaner picture of this probably than any any other country in the world. And what they have seen in Japan is that the ex source mortality that's occurred since the vaccination program is larger than the tsunami in Hiroshima combined. This is a massive hit to the demographics of their country. What's also evident in their data, as you can see on the slide or the graph on the right there that has these orange bars, is the magnitude of the excess mortality is staying somewhat consistent as they layer on more doses. Alright? That suggests there's a cumulative effect because what's occurred as they've gone on, you can see the blue wave down below, is less and less people are taking these shots in Japan. Yet the magnitude of the excess mortality isn't going down with it. So your shot may have some residuals from the Right? The the the that's the cumulative damage means that this wave of ex source mortality, they're not out of the woods yet. They may see this persist for a decade. That is quite concerning, given the decay in the uptake of these vaccines over time. The other thing that's very important about this study is that the types of cancer all changed. Prior to this, they had a baseline cancer rate of different cancers. After the vaccine, the cancer shift to a younger age demographic in different types of of cancers. That's a very important sort of Bradford Hill, tendency of causality, if you will, when you see a bio biological signal like that. So, the GAIBO paper, is up on our, on our Substack because they pulled it off the preprint server once this came live. But there's another paper from Japan that that recently did get through peer review that, emulates this. And, not not to the detail of the Geibel paper, but it does show that this exorcist mortality in Japan is in fact real, and, it's evident in the data. For the time in their history, they have a decay in their life expectancy. You can see that on the the chart over here on the left, where the tsunami and the vaccine are mentioned. You can see their life expectancy was cruising along, getting better and better over the years up until the vaccine program, and now it's decaying for the time in in in a very long while. Now the excess mortality in Japan is not all cancer. In fact, only, like, five to seven percent of it are cancers. A lot of a lot of the, there's there's a survivor bias going on here. You have to not die from a stroke or myocarditis or acute renal failure in order for you to for them to find cancer. So the people are dying predominantly from these other things, but if they happen to survive that, then you can detect the cancer signal. So it is a bit more delayed and a bit more, I'd say, camouflaged by the other more acute forms of injury from these vaccines.

@KennyCarmody - Kenny Carmody

1️⃣5️⃣ What Did Pfizer Know, and When Did They Know It and Why is this happening? One of the more delayed — and camouflaged — effects of these vaccines is cancer. It’s not as immediate as myocarditis or clots, but it’s showing up. And it’s not just speculation. The signals are there. The science is there. The fraud is there. Let’s start with what Pfizer knew. Very early on, during their own trials, Pfizer saw the signals. They had the data. And they acted — not by alerting the public or regulators — but by buying up cancer treatment companies. $43 billion went into acquiring Seagen. Another $2.26 billion went into Trillium Therapeutics, which just so happens to focus on blood cancers involving CD147, a receptor known to be involved in COVID-19. That’s not coincidence. That’s a hedge. They saw what was coming. And they moved to profit from it. Meanwhile, the product that hit the market was not what was tested in trials. That’s a bait-and-switch. The clinical formulation was different. That alone nullifies every claim of efficacy. It’s scientific fraud. The trial data cannot be trusted because it doesn’t match the commercial product. Now let’s talk DNA contamination. Ten out of eleven studies — peer-reviewed or in preprint — are finding residual plasmid DNA in the vaccine vials. The only ones that didn’t have financial conflicts of interest. We now have five separate peer-reviewed studies that weren’t even looking for this DNA — they were sequencing blood or tissues — and still found it. Others went in afterward, dug through the data, and uncovered vaccine plasmid sequences floating in people’s blood. Let that sink in. We have SV40 promoter sequences in people now. These are oncogenic, and they weren’t disclosed. We’re also seeing injection site neoplasms — cancers forming right at the site of vaccine administration. This is not coincidence anymore. This is a real, repeatable signal. We’re giving this to pregnant women. It’s on the childhood schedule. And these shots are liability-free and often mandated. This may be the largest carcinogenic exposure event in human history. Now, we’re also seeing another mechanism come into view — amyloidogenic peptides. These are sequences in the spike protein that are known to form amyloids or prions — misfolded proteins that can cause other proteins to misfold in a chain reaction. This could explain the bizarre fibrin-rich clots we’re seeing — long, rubbery, calamari-like structures that don’t behave like normal thrombi. We think these prion-like sequences might be driving clotting cascades, contributing to the cardiovascular crisis we’re now observing. These aren’t easy to detect. You need specialized equipment and expertise — unlike DNA, which you can find with a PCR machine in a parking lot. But it’s there. It’s all there. And it’s time we stop pretending it isn’t. @Kevin_McKernan

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Pfizer knew early on that something was going to happen, and acquired cancer companies, including C Gen for $43 billion and Trillium Therapeutics for $2.26 billion, which focused on blood cancers with a CD147 marker, also involved in COVID. The Pfizer vaccines on the market are not the same formulation as what was tested in the clinical trials, which is a bait and switch and a fraud. Significant contamination has been found in the vaccines in 10 out of 11 studies. There is also significant DNA contamination found in five peer-reviewed studies. Cancer is on the rise, with several papers reporting cancer post-vaccination, sometimes at the injection site. The vaccines may be the largest carcinogenic hit ever to the human population, and are on childhood schedules and given to pregnant women. The vaccines encode a protein sequence known to be amyloidogenic, meaning it can form amyloids or prions in the body, which may be playing a role in clotting cascades and cardiovascular issues.
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Speaker 0: Why is this happening? Well, they know something. Pfizer, very early on, they had the data on this from their trial. They knew this was gonna happen, and they quickly went out and acquired cancer companies. They put $43,000,000,000 into the acquisition of C Gen and they put $2,260,000,000 to acquire Trillium Therapeutics. Trillium was focused on blood cancers that have a CD147 marker on them. Okay? That is one of the markers that is known to be involved in COVID. So, they have a very interesting window on those malignancies, and, they're buying up the cancer companies that are probably gonna play the biggest role in benefiting from the mess that they've created. So, in summary, the Pfizer vaccines on the market are not the same formulation as what was tested in the clinical trials. This is a big bait and switch and it's a fraud. You can't believe anything they're saying about the vaccine efficiency, which we have seen even those numbers decay over time. This is probably why. They're not really what they trialed. They gave you something different. There is significant contamination that's found. Like, 10 out of 11 studies have found this, and the ones that haven't found it have some financial conflicts. So I think the consensus is out. 10 out of 10 out of 10 of the real studies are finding this. Several are through peer review, which have not been easy to get through peer review. The peer review journals do not like these papers. They get they get beat beat around in peer review for months to years, but they're they're making their way out now. There is also significant DNA contamination now found in five peer reviewed studies that were not looking at this. They were looking at people's blood and tissue, and it was accidentally in there. Other people had to go sleuth it out. We've got cancer on the rise, and there's several papers that report cancer post vaccination. Like like, right at right at the site of injection, they'll see neoplasms. Alright? There is there's something going on here. This can't be ignored saying it's a coincidence anymore. Now this is these are liability free, and they're often mandated. Okay? This may be the largest carcinogenic hit ever to the human population, and we have these on childhood schedules. We're giving these to pregnant women. This has gone absolutely off the rails, and, it's time people pull back and look at this data more soberly without the panic of the COVID pandemic clouding everyone's judgment, if you will. Now we've done some recent work as well. I'm gonna point people's attention to. There's another type of artifact in this data, that hasn't been covered as well because it's more expensive to cover. So DNA is pretty easy to measure. We have PCR machines that were testing COVID in parking lots. It's a very decentralized tool that anyone can use, which is why the replication has been so easy. What hasn't been easy to replicate and to study are prions and amyloidogenic peptides that we believe are in the spike sequence in these vaccines. The vaccines encode a particular protein sequence in there that's known to be amyloidogenic. That means it can form amyloids or, prions in the body. Alright? Prions are proteins that misfold and when they misfold they chain react to make other proteins misfold. We think this might be playing a role in the clotting cascades, which is why we're seeing lots of clots in people, that these things are facilitating a fibrin clot like structure, and this is a this is resulting in a lot of the cardiovascular issues that are seen with these very bizarre calamari clots. These are harder to measure. There's not the tools to do this aren't as cheap, and it requires a real specialist. Kevin McCarran has been doing some work, not me, different Kevin, on this.

@KennyCarmody - Kenny Carmody

1️⃣6️⃣ The Truth About These Clots Is Out, and It’s Worse Than You Think Whole Genome Sequencing of Fibrin Clots Kevin McCarran has been doing some work, not me, different Kevin, on this. And I’ve been collaborating with him in that I’ve been sequencing some of these clots to prove that they’re not a fictitious Twitter phenomenon. They’re, in fact, real human DNA in these clots. And there’s something that we’re noticing in that DNA, is that it has a signature of being a neutrophil extracellular trap. It is a type of reaction that happens in sepsis. And your immune system sees foreign entities. It begins to clot around them. And it tends to take some free-circulating DNA into those clotting structures and leave a particular signature in that DNA that we can see. This sequencing has been very informative in that we’re beginning to see sequences of the patient’s genome that might be predisposing them to this. Billions of these shots were given, 5 billion people perhaps. We don’t have 5 billion people that are clotted. But a subset of those people are having a bad reaction. We’re trying to figure out who. It may be that they have genetic predispositions in some of the clotting cascade that make them more at risk of this than other people. And we’re beginning to see this. Right now, it’s just two clots that we’ve looked at. So we don’t have statistical significance that this is, in fact, a causative mutation. But we are finding what are known as high-impact variants inside of genes involved in fibrin formation and fibrin clotting. That is a bit spooky to the least. So you can see more about that on this particular substack. And be sure to look at the links in there that point to Kevin McCarran’s work. He’ll go through demonstrating that some of these clots are binding thioflavin, which is a marker for an amyloid. And so there may be an amyloidogenesis issue that we have. That pathology is going to have to be looked at very carefully because that may be what’s behind some of these clotting problems that we’re seeing in the field. So anyway, thank you for your time. I know this isn’t pleasant information to hear, but it’s real. It’s out there. And it is being heavily suppressed. So it’s important that communities like yours can hear this. And the citations are in here for your reference if you have any questions. Feel free to contact me. Thank you. . -@Kevin_McKernan

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The speaker has been sequencing clots and found real human DNA, showing a signature of neutrophil extracellular traps, a reaction occurring in sepsis when the immune system clots around foreign entities. This process takes free-circulating DNA into clotting structures, leaving a specific signature. Sequencing reveals patient genome sequences that might predispose them to clotting. While billions received shots, not everyone clotted, suggesting a subset has a bad reaction. Genetic predispositions in the clotting cascade may increase risk. Initial analysis of two clots shows high-impact variants in genes involved in fibrin formation and clotting. Kevin McCarran's work demonstrates some clots bind thiophlavin, a marker for amyloid, suggesting a potential amyloidosis issue. Pathology needs careful examination as it may underlie clotting problems. This information is being suppressed, but citations are provided for reference.
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Speaker 0: I've been collaborating with him in that been sequencing some of these clots to prove that they're not a a a fictitious Twitter phenomenon. They're in fact real human DNA in these clots. And there's something that we're noticing in that DNA is that it has a signature of being a neutrophil extracellular trap. It is a type of reaction that happens in sepsis, and, your immune system sees foreign entities. It begins to clot around them, and it tends to take some free circulating DNA into those clotting structures and leave a particular signature in that DNA that we can see. This sequencing has been very informative in that we are beginning to see sequences of the patient's genome that might be predisposing them to this. Billions of these shots were given, five billion people perhaps. We don't have five billion people that are clotted. A subset of those people are having a bad reaction. We are trying to figure out who. It it may be that they have genetic predispositions in sort of some of the clotting cascade that make them more at risk of this than other people, and we're beginning to see this in just and right now, it's just two clots that we've looked at. So we don't have statistical significance that this is in fact a causative mutation. But we are finding, what are known as, high impact variants inside of genes involved in fibrin formation, in fibrin clotting. Alright? That is a bit, spooky to the least. So, you can see more about that on this particular substack, and be sure to look at the links in there that that point to Kevin McCarran's work. He'll go through demonstrating that some of these clots are binding thiophlavin, which is a marker for an amyloid. And so there may be an amyloidosis issue that we have that pathology is gonna have to be looked at very carefully because that may be what's behind some of these clotting problems that we're seeing in the field. So, anyway, thank you for the time. I know this is unpleasant information to hear, but, it is, it's real. It's out there, and it is being heavily suppressed. So it's important that communities like yours can hear this, and the citations are are in here for your reference. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. Thank you.
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For the past 14 months, my world has shrunk to my bedroom due to a vaccine injury that mimics stroke episodes. I can no longer work, drive, or even walk far, and daily tasks like eating and breathing have become battles. The isolation has been brutal, especially as I reflect on my adventurous past. Yet, I hold onto hope for a better future in 2025. I deeply appreciate the kind comments and support from everyone, which warms my heart this Christmas. Thank you all, and may God bless you.

@KennyCarmody - Kenny Carmody

For the last 14 months, I've been confined to a world that's shrunk to the size of my bedroom, unable to walk far or venture out. My life has become a series of small, cautious steps just to keep my body from seizing up entirely. Life? That's a distant memory, even as a passenger; the road is no longer my path to explore. I'm haunted by my vaccine injury which causes episodes that mimic ischemic strokes—sudden, terrifying. My esophagus and larynx spasm, hypercranial tension, sinus swelling, occipital and trigeminal neuralgia stealing my breath away, forcing me to lie down and focus every ounce of my being on calming my body. This ordeal repeats 3-4 times daily, a relentless cycle. And that’s just a small portion of the symptomatic. Cant work anymore. Can’t do groceries, can’t go for walks longer than a quarter mile mostly less, can’t help my family and friends, can’t drive a car, I pretty much can’t do anything more. Eating is a battle due to the swallowing issues and massive muscular decline in my jaw and face muscles. Breathing is also a big issues due to my paralysed diaphragm. 2024 has been a brutal chapter, isolating me from both my life and society, all because of a vaccine injury. Yet, the story isn't over; we press on. Before this confinement, my life was a globe-trotting adventure, with over 100 countries stamped in my passport. Now, stepping outside my front door feels like a small victory, a moment to be grateful for. As we approach Christmas, I wish you warmth, joy, and the company of loved ones. May God be with you. In the depths of despair, there's always a flicker of light, a whisper of hope. I pray that 2025 brings an end to our suffering or ushers in a brighter future. It seems only God can save us now, as doctors, government, friends, and even family have drifted away, their concern fading. I understand their distance; being a burden is a role no one aspires to play. Miss the Good Old Days 2019. Used to run and walk miles and miles in nature. Ah, the Good Old Days of 2019, when I could lose myself in nature, running and walking for miles on end, free and invigorated. Then came July 21st, 2021, the day of my vaccination and everything changed. Since then, over three years have passed in what I call Doctor Misery, witnessing a relentless decline in my physical and neurological well-being. It's been a long, arduous battle from that day to this, December 22nd, 2024, and I know the struggle will persist. Sadly, there's been little to no help or support along this journey. Yet, what truly matters is that our stories are being shared, our voices heard. Peace be with you!

@KennyCarmody - Kenny Carmody

I can not say how much I thank all of your for your kind, thoughtful and caring comments on here. Give me a bit time I will respond to every one of you. It means the world to me hearing people care and fight for all of those who are suffering and in need of help. This makes my Christmas feel a bit warmer. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. 🙏❤️ Merry Christmas to all of you and may god bless you.🙏

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