A bit more on dsRNA

Jun 09, 2024

Jessica Rose did a great distillation of jargonized dsRNA substack.

The TL/DR is that the regulators are quite concerned about dsRNA. The pharmas are codon optimizing their modRNAs to make dsRNA for stability purposes and then using an irrelevant ELISA assay to pretend its not there.

The proper assay to test for dsRNA is to use the enzyme that utilizes dsRNA as a substrate (RNaseIII), not some antibody designed not to see it.

Unacceptable Jessica

A summary of Kevin McKernan's latest deep dive... there's likely also a dsRNA problem with the modified mRNA LNP platform

Here’s the original article. Bottom line for this summary and add-on article: what’s the deal with double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) in the modified mRNA injectable products? why is this a big deal? can something be done? So everybody here probably knows that we’re on the verge of publishing our latest results on the DNA contamination in found in the Pfizer and…

a year ago · 135 likes · 27 comments · Jessica Rose

This comes right on the heels of the 9th Circuit ruling that the ‘vaccines’ are not vaccines. This will have profound legal consequences as it eviscerates Jacobson vs Massachusetts.

In 2021, I warned folks that this was not a vaccine but a Prodrug.

The shills came out in force to declare this was not a prodrug despite it fitting all definitions of such.

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