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Could mRNA Technology Transform Vaccines?
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| Hey everybody, Jason Burmes here, Reawaken America Tour. | |
| Jason Dean, if you've been watching the program, we had him on a little over a month ago, I think maybe two months ago. | |
| Great conversation. | |
| Jason, tell us what you're doing here today at the Reawaken America Tour. | |
| So we're coming in doing some media. | |
| So this morning I was just on Emerald Robinson Absolute Truth. | |
| Obviously some breaking news on the CDC. | |
| Yesterday, they're approving the vaccine for the childhood schedule. | |
| But we've been speaking on the biometrics aspect. | |
| So how they're literally tying in this nanotechnology and the vaccines, the COVID vaccine. | |
| And obviously they're turning people into computers, which we talked about, which is pretty controversial. | |
| But then you take that and they dive into the CDC wanting to approve this for kids, which they did. | |
| Now, 90 plus vaccines for kids in the childhood schedule, which is completely insane. | |
| But on top of that, Harvard is now talking about making all the childhood vaccines now mRNA technology. | |
| So we now know mRNA not only is not working, it's killing everybody. | |
| But then also there's nanotechnology in there, self-organizing nanotechnology. | |
| So now the CDC approves for kids. | |
| Well, that means that that goes against the National Childhood of Injury Act, right? | |
| So now they're going to get this approved across the board, meaning no one can sue if their child is injured. | |
| And then let's stop right there because that's the key to this. | |
| mRNA is gene therapy. | |
| The vector shots are not traditional vaccines. | |
| They never fit the definition of that. | |
| As I've shown on my program, actually, if you're watching my exclusive at RVM with Thomas Friends, we actually show you in 2013 when Moderna partners, okay, partners with DARPA that these mRNA drugs are completely separate from that technology. | |
| Now, the reason that you want to get it classified as a vaccine is that vaccines are protected in many ways from liability across the board. | |
| And just to get justice in a vaccine injury case, you have to go to a special court system, and that court system is often rigged, correct? | |
| 100%. | |
| And I mean, it's totally rigged. | |
| But on top of that, most parents go bankrupt before they can even get through that system because the court costs, right? | |
| The lawyer costs, et cetera. | |
| But it's the only, I call it cartel, but it's the only set of companies that have liability protection from their product and their products are injected into the body. | |
| I mean, just the idea, that's insane. | |
| But now you add in, and what if you take all the childhood vaccines and they start taking them and they move them over to mRNA technology, right? | |
| So now you have DNA altering all childhood vaccines, and they want to move that in the next decade. | |
| That's fast, right? | |
| So now you're going to have robot kids walking around. | |
| And people go, that seems a little bit too over the edge. | |
| That seems a little bit speculative. | |
| Is it speculative? | |
| Nanotechnology self-organizes. | |
| You can literally go watch Disney, Disney movie Big Hero 6, where they show kids playing with self-organizing nanotechnology. | |
| It self-organizes into a computer, which is patented technology. | |
| Now you will have kids who are patented. | |
| When they get this COVID vaccine, they are technically patented by Moderna, Pfizer, other, et cetera. | |
| All those patents, your child will be patented. | |
| So if you go through this legal system, it'll be found out that you're actually Bill Gates potentially owns you. | |
| And I know that sounds crazy, but that's the road we're going down. | |
| Well, let's talk about this because once again, mRNA technology is bio-nanotech. | |
| Correct. | |
| And one of the things we're going to feature today in my speech, from transgender to transhuman, is the fact that you had NASA in this future strategic warfare document talking about the bio-nano era beginning in 2020 of human kind. | |
| Yes. | |
| All right, now, mRNA, at least the way it's sold, can be used to really reprogram DNA into anything. | |
| Elon Musk, one of the biggest transhumanists out there, actually made the comment, I suppose you could make somebody into a butterfly if you wanted to. | |
| Speak to that. | |
| Well, so, I mean, so CRISPR technology, which basically is, so you get a bacteria that goes into DNA line and actually change the DNA to something else. | |
| Well, if you change the DNA, technically, you could do anything. | |
| So you could grow limbs off of somebody. | |
| You could grow multiple ears. | |
| You could grow different eyes because when you change the DNA, you're changing the person himself. | |
| That's a massive problem. | |
| The DNA is the epicenter of the human. | |
| So when you start altering that, and again, CRISPR technology has been around for so long. | |
| It's not something new. | |
| They've been playing with this. | |
| They're playing God. | |
| I mean, you go back in time. | |
| We've seen DNA altered many, many times. | |
| So they're just doing it all over again. | |
| They're selling it, as you've been talking about. | |
| They've been selling it as, it's a model to cure disease. | |
| So if you have a genetic predisposition to something, don't worry, we'll use CRISPR technology. | |
| We'll use therapies to change you back to where you are. | |
| Well, what if that therapy goes bad? | |
| Well, we already know mRNA did go bad. | |
| Dr. Malone talks about it. | |
| He's the adventurer. | |
| It went bad. | |
| It killed everyone. | |
| That's where we are. | |
| And DARPA, I mean, they have a thing called a brain initiative with the NIH. | |
| This stuff is real. | |
| The human brain initiative, by the way. | |
| They're actually turning people and brains into robots with nanotechnology. | |
| And I always say this. | |
| Don't take my word for it. | |
| You can literally Google this stuff and it pops right up and they'll show you how they're actually putting a nanoparticulate inside under the cell so that that DNA starts spinning all the time. | |
| Yeah, they've been nanosectioning the neocortex for some time and replicating it in silicon. | |
| And that's why people like Ray Kurzweil have talked about not only the age of spiritual machines and a transhumanist future, but really a post-human future because we're talking about the end of carbon-based human beings and instead this digital doppelganger and cyber consciousness that is derived from their next level track trace database society of not what's around us in the sensors, | |
| but the internet of bodies through this type of technology, correct? | |
| So I think it's fascinating because people looked at this and go, well, there's no way there'd actually be robots walking the street. | |
| And I go, well, they could, but that's probably not how they're going to do it. | |
| It's the boil the frog mentality. | |
| So you throw a frog into a boiling pot of water, they're going to jump out. | |
| They're not stupid, right? | |
| But if you put them in a regular water, they'll slowly turn the heat up. | |
| Next thing you know, they're boiled and they're dead, right? | |
| So what do you do? | |
| You don't turn them into robots all the time. | |
| Over a period of time, you have a crisis like COVID-19. | |
| And then you make a vaccine that has nanotechnology. | |
| And then you have the Fitbits, the eye watches, the apps, et cetera. | |
| And you slowly start to become a part of the computer, whether it's the phone, the laptop, whatever it may be. | |
| Plus, who knows what the next smartphone is going to look like. | |
| At some point, it won't be a good object, right? | |
| Over a period of time, you're going to boil the frog to the point where your kid and you will actually be a robot, and you just won't know you're a robot. | |
| Does that make sense? | |
| No, absolutely. | |
| I've been talking about this. | |
| And look, technology is a double-edged sword. | |
| If I thought that this technology was going to be able to be used on a mass scale to empower human beings, I'd be all about it. | |
| But instead, it's being used to enslave us. | |
| And for instance, mRNA technology and these shots would have taken anywhere from five to ten years after they showed efficacy in any actual trials to be unleashed on the public. | |
| Now they've been fast-tracked on the public. | |
| It is bio-nanotech. | |
| They're introducing more of it. | |
| And at the same time, they're pointing to things that we've been using for years now, like cochlear implants and retinal implants now, as that bridge saying, look at all these good things we've done. | |
| The Luke Arm, for instance, for people who are paraplegics. | |
| But that acts as a Trojan horse and a back door for people to modify their biology in other ways, that being encouraged in pop culture, as they also sell you on a quote unquote metaverse that is also pushed by the World Economic Forum. | |
| So on one level, they show you all these good things that are going to quote unquote enhance your biology. | |
| But with this metaverse, they want you to disconnect from your biology and believe that you can literally become any form you want. | |
| And that's really where this transgender thing has moved to, where it's not just a sexual thing. | |
| It's a thing where they're saying, this is the new species. | |
| We've taken control of the evolution of human beings. | |
| And they're no longer human. | |
| And that's exactly the point I was making, is the fact that everyone's looking for the robot out on the street and be like, oh my God, this is crazy. | |
| No, you're becoming the robot on the street. | |
| And they are selling you. | |
| Hollywood's selling you. | |
| And to the point you made, which is brilliant, is with technology. | |
| I mean, I have a phone with me. | |
| We're doing this on a phone. | |
| I am not opposed to technology. | |
| Technology has actually improved a lot of people's life. | |
| Some of this technology could be used to improve somebody's life. | |
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Saving Humanity Through Technology
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| You have veterans that come back from a war. | |
| You could actually rehabilitate them. | |
| I mean, my brother had a prosthetic growing up. | |
| You can make this good. | |
| The problem is the people in charge right now, the psychopaths in charge right now, are using this against us. | |
| This technology should be used to make life more fruitful, make all of us better, have a better life, honestly. | |
| So right now, we have to grab this back and use it for ethical reasons, not for the sinister reasons we're doing now. | |
| Tell everybody where they can find your work and how they can support you, my friend. | |
| Yeah, just go to BraveTV.com, honestly. | |
| BraveTV.com. | |
| We're doing a podcast five days a week. | |
| And it's not about headlines at this point. | |
| It's honestly about saving humanity. | |
| I mean, yes, America has to be saved. | |
| Humanity has to be saved right now. | |
| We are battling a physical, mental, and spiritual battle right now, the likes that no one's ever seen. | |
| So we just go there. | |
| We're trying to give people good things to work on every single day and just spread the word. | |
| We have to save this whole thing. | |
| So that's what we work on every day. | |
| And that's what we've been saying. | |
| You know, I just want to end up at the end of my lifetime still being a human being. | |
| This is a spiritual battle. | |
| Ray Kurzweil made no mistakes when he wrote the book, The Age of Spiritual Machines. | |
| And as human beings, we have to fight back. | |
| Thank you so much, brother. | |
| I appreciate it, Mount. | |
| Have a good one, everybody. | |
| Take care. | |
| Awesome, brother. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you. | |