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mRNA Shots as Gene Therapy That Does Not Degrade

Day 1 · 2:17:33 · Ron Johnson · Dean Allison

  • 🔬 Citing Michael Yeadon, Johnson says modified mRNA turns cells into spike factories using toxic ingredients never meant for injectables.
  • ⏳ Pseudouridine keeps mRNA from degrading; spike has been found 29–709 days later in blood, tissue, and tumors.
  • 💉 Lipid nanoparticles biodistribute body-wide, contradicting the “stays in the arm” claim known from rat studies.

Layman explanation of modified RNA, persistent spike, and missing off-switch data.

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Transcript

Ron Johnson · 2:17:33

By the way, I never really went through that analysis, did I, in terms of, uh, would this be a good time to do that? September 2021, decision of CDC's And by the way, and Merriam-Webster, that's how powerful those people are. You get Merriam-Webster to change the definition of a vaccine in the dictionary. It went from a product that stimulates a person's immune system to produce immunity. That means they don't get sick to a specific disease, and they change it to a preparation that is used to stimulate the body's immune response. Against diseases. So now all of a sudden, all they're doing with these mRNA is, well, does your antibody count go up? That's your body's immune response to it. I guess you could actually— and by the way, doctors would say this, say, God, I got this really bad inflammation. Well, it's showing it's working. God, I really got— well, it's just doing its job.

Dean Allison · 2:18:33

Unbelievable.

Ron Johnson · 2:18:33

And let me finish this off by— here's the definition, which is why I call this— I go back and forth you know, everybody calls it vaccine. I, I, it always galls me when I, when I make that mistake. But here's the FDA's definition of gene therapy, quote: human gene therapy makes, seeks to modify or manipulate the expression of a gene or to alter the biological properties of living cells for therapeutic use. Now, in my hearings, I kept asking these doctors, would you just explain in layman's terms what the mRNA does? And I've And now as, as subcommittee chair, I've had a couple of Democrat witnesses, doctors, you know, TV doctors, one head of an oncology, uh, society come in, and it's obvious they don't know what mRNA really does. So let me, in my layman's terms, again, I'm not a doctor, but let me, as it was described to me by Dr. Michael Yeadon, this is not a bad point to talk about him.

Ron Johnson · 2:19:33

Fortunately, because I was advocating for early treatment, that type of thing, I got connected to Dr. Michael Yeadon in 2020, late 2020. Dr. Michael Yeadon was the— worked for Pfizer for 30-some years. In the end, he ended up as a senior executive vice president. His background of research, his background is in toxicology. He left Pfizer and actually was doing joint ventures within his own biological pharmaceutical company. But he was literally beside himself when he heard what his colleagues were doing in terms of devising this gene therapy. He said, Ron, there is a long list of ingredients we do not put in injectables because they're toxic to the body. So when I heard my, my colleagues were going to devise a, a shot shot is going to turn your cells into a manufacturing site for a spike protein that's toxic to it.

Speaker I · 2:20:36

I couldn't—.

Ron Johnson · 2:20:36

There's no way that's happening. There's no way. But that's exactly what they did. So what the mRNA is, it's not true mRNA. Now, that's the first thing these doctors that testified before my committee get wrong. I say, do you think— is this like regular mRNA that degrades very rapidly within hours or 4 days. No, no, it's not. It's, it's modified with pseudouridine to make it not degrade. And we've actually got— I think I've got this— the mRNA in these injections, it doesn't degrade. It's again modified with methyl pseudouridine Uh, the Yale University Listen study says the spike protein from injection has been detected 29 to 709 days post-vaccination. That's why I recommend, you know, get biopsies on, on tumors. Studies show the mRNA in blood plasma 14 to 18 days, in tissues and lymph nodes 30 to 60 days, some studies 1 to 3 years in exosome homes and biopsies.

Ron Johnson · 2:21:48

Okay, so that's what this is. I mean, this is not a vaccine. It is either a live virus or an attenuated or a dead virus that, by the way, doesn't excite your immune system well enough. So they have to add adjuvants like mercury and like aluminum to excite your immune system to react to that particular dead virus or attenuated virus. This is something else. This little is encapsulated in lipid nanoparticles, which now there's another study coming out showing how toxic just the lipid nanoparticle is. And then you got the, you know, the mRNA which enters the cell, turns into manufacturing site for the spike protein, which again the body recognizes is not of itself. And so the body attacks it. And when the body attacks something in itself, that's called inflammation. That's what myocarditis is.