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Q&A: Is There an Off Switch Once Cells Make Spike?

Day 1 · 2:22:38 · Dean Allison · Ron Johnson

  • ❓ Allison asks whether genetically instructed cells permanently manufacture toxic spike and if production can be stopped.
  • 🧪 Johnson answers we do not know; studies simply stopped looking after hundreds of days of detectable spike.
  • 🤥 He lists two core lies: LNPs stay in the arm, and the construct is ordinary short-lived mRNA.

Panel clarification on genetic mechanism and unknown duration of spike production.

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Transcript

Dean Allison · 2:22:38

But Senator, I just want to make sure that, that the panel understands what you're saying. So a normal vaccine, you know, pre-COVID, let's say for a virus, they would put pieces of a dead virus and inject it into us, and our immune system, the theory is, is then would identify it as foreign and create antibodies. So we're kind of primed if we run across that. But what you're speaking about is this is actually a genetic genetic modification. So mRNA just stands for, you know, modified RNA. So this goes into our cells and causes our own cells to manufacture the spike protein. But the spike protein is the toxic part of, of COVID So I could call it a poison and I wouldn't be wrong. So our body is basically these make our body manufacture a poison, is there an off switch to this? Because it's actually our own cells that now are modified genetically to be permanently manufacturing a poison.

Dean Allison · 2:23:46

Is there an off switch to our bodies to stop manufacturing this poison that then creates immune response amongst others?

Ron Johnson · 2:23:53

We don't know. But again, they've, they've found the actual spike protein. Up to 700 days. They just didn't study it further. So two, two of the major lies, you know, that they told about the injection is first of all, is the lipid nanoparticle or the injection would stay in the arm, right? But the lipid nanoparticle is designed to permeate difficult permeate barriers like the blood-brain, like the placenta barrier. And, and by the way, they knew that for, they had a study on rats that the Japanese regulators FOIA'd and, and got this study, but I distributed all over the body and, you know, accumulated in the adrenal glands, in, in the ovaries, that type. So again, they, they said it was gonna stay in the arm. They knew it was gonna biodistribute all over the place. And the other lie was that this, you know, it's mRNA. No, it's, it's, it's modified RNA. It's modified not to degrade. And so, yeah, so again, these studies, again, we haven't done even close to the number of studies we should do 'cause they don't wanna know. Again, government funds so much this research.

Ron Johnson · 2:24:53

When government does something, they don't want to fund a study that proves what they did is killing people. So we just don't have the information. That's why I'm saying we're, we're asking a lot more questions than we can really provide answers to.

Dean Allison · 2:25:09

Mr. Polk.