Red Ice TV - May 19, 2023


mRNA In Your Food, Edible Covid Vaccines


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The Chinese have successfully immunized mice with mRNAs, but what does that mean for the rest of the world? What does it mean for our food supply? What are the implications of this breakthrough and what is the impact on the food supply in the future?

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00:00:00.000 so it's not only what goes outside of your food that's dangerous it's obviously what goes inside
00:00:08.780 now we've talked about genetically modified organisms for a long time genetic engineering
00:00:13.440 there's a lot of bad things that they're doing to our food well it's unfortunately getting worse
00:00:18.240 though because now they're actually seeking to insert mrna into your food whether that's actually
00:00:25.500 plant-based foods or as in this case we'll look at a couple of different clips meats as well they can
00:00:31.740 now grow covid vaccines inside of plants and things like that or they can actually just insert it into
00:00:38.380 the meat in and of itself was an article that peter mccullough wrote here uh for his i think a new
00:00:43.700 outlet that he has trial site news about how chinese have loaded cow's milk with mrna exosomes and
00:00:51.320 thereby successfully managed to immunize mice this is you know this is not like shedding that
00:00:57.460 we've talked about before but it's all in this vein right this idea that you just you give it to
00:01:02.120 something over here and either by constant contact proximity or consumption of the thing uh you
00:01:09.880 actually end up getting it right uh check out some clips here of mccullough and also thomas wren so let's
00:01:15.320 begin with this is what we know so far the chinese a small chinese company has reported basically a
00:01:21.300 form of a breakthrough uh where they successfully took a restricted amount of the uh spike protein
00:01:29.700 genetic code that is the sars cov2 spike protein genetic code that's used for covid vaccines uh which
00:01:36.080 is about 3400 base pairs they restricted it to 675 so a smaller segment and they were able to get it
00:01:42.420 into exosomes which are phospholipid packets like little bubbles from cow's milk and then they took the
00:01:48.700 cow's milk and they gave it to mice and the mice were successfully immunized meaning the messenger rna
00:01:56.020 is far more stable than what we think it doesn't need lipid nanoparticles and it crosses the gastrointestinal
00:02:02.560 tract so this is big news and it's also creating great concern if you end up vaccinating a cow if that
00:02:11.200 then ends up in their milk and then it would have the same effect that's exactly what's being taken up by
00:02:17.720 attorney tom rents and uh and representatives in the state of missouri house bill 1169 it's simply a
00:02:24.660 transparency legislation saying that the uh you know that the farmers the cattlemen they have to disclose
00:02:31.540 if there's messenger rna used in the animals and indeed could that pass on now that we know it's it's
00:02:38.980 transmissible through the gi tract the cattlemen's association has come out with a statement saying
00:02:44.300 uh they oppose transparency legislation and that currently there's no messenger rna in the uh in
00:02:51.580 the food supply in beef however the usda on their website has active projects using messenger rna for
00:02:59.080 the bovine uh respiratory syncytial virus active rna vaccination programs right now that are in testing
00:03:06.080 so before we know it uh messenger rna could be in the the food supply and what uh the missouri house bill
00:03:13.320 is asking for at least to inform the public because the public could be ingesting messenger rna
00:03:18.400 that's coding for foreign proteins in the human body in this case it would be the respiratory
00:03:23.780 syncytial virus that affects cows and of course they've talked about this we're going to improve
00:03:30.340 all your conditions we're going to just insert medications your food as medication and not in the
00:03:35.300 way that like what was it plato that said that be let your whereas aristotle maybe let your food be your
00:03:40.320 medicine not like that no they're turning your food into medicine uh which is not really but
00:03:46.400 they're doing it with this mrna technology right so you mentioned thomas rents this is terrifying right
00:03:51.140 but uh listen to what he uh commented on a couple of shows he went on here recently uh regarding this
00:03:56.100 that they're basically already doing this and they're seeking there's loopholes here uh we don't
00:04:02.080 even know exactly who what the meat is it's not what i'm saying it's not like labeled all the time
00:04:07.780 uh they're just moving ahead and doing it listen to this here no we don't in fact right now we've
00:04:13.740 confirmed this mrna stuff is in the food supply we know that merc has a product called sequabity
00:04:20.000 they've been been injecting mrna into pigs since 2018 uh we know that they can actually make what's 0.93
00:04:27.720 called transmissible mrna and what that means is that they can put this stuff in an animal so that
00:04:34.080 it transmits to whoever is ingesting whatever it is that they're ingesting and uh they become
00:04:39.940 vaccinated so they could engineer this into plants into animals into various things and if we don't
00:04:46.140 get disclosure if we don't you know pass some informed consent laws what's going to happen is
00:04:50.900 is for all you guys that stood strong and said no to these mrna vaccines well you're going to get
00:04:56.880 them anyways right through your food you're going to get them anyways right through your food right so
00:05:00.680 if you can't get the majority of people taking the shit then let's just force them by giving it to
00:05:05.820 them in ways they don't even know this is absolutely sickening here here's more from thomas rencer
00:05:09.800 other study uh potatoes rice bananas tomatoes lettuce tobacco alfalfa algae and bugs you know bill gates
00:05:17.580 wants to steep bugs all seem to be real good vectors for transmitting mrna vaccines uh through through
00:05:23.760 the food supply it turns out they've been doing this i found that the the first study i could find where
00:05:28.920 they actually studied delivering vaccines through food was in potatoes in 2005 now there may be stuff
00:05:35.100 before that uh but but they're definitely doing this and it turns out also we just last night got
00:05:43.620 responses from some cattlemen associations around the country where they said no we're already giving
00:05:49.300 mrna to our cows and to our pigs and other things like that so uh you know this is old news you shouldn't
00:05:54.680 worry about it and you know to my mind as we see the tech one of the things that's really changed
00:06:01.000 is that now we're seeing that the technology is there to transmit this in an edible format so the
00:06:07.880 question is if they don't have anything to disclose why are they opposing disclosing it yeah so worrying
00:06:13.820 uh worrying as hell remember that way back when when they rolled out uh the vax the covid shot we talked
00:06:18.660 about how it could be uh trans uh transmitted through breast milk remember we talked about that
00:06:23.320 uh so it kind of sounds that they've used this um realization and said well why don't we just put
00:06:28.900 it in cows who can then transmit it through people drinking the milk of the cow and there was a study
00:06:33.680 here a new uh paper on this an oral vaccine for cars for SARS-CoV-2 rbd mrna bovine milk derived
00:06:42.520 exosomes induces a neutralizing antibody response in vivo uh one of the papers that you can check out
00:06:49.040 right there too uh now of course we've talked about this before they are uh creating new types
00:06:56.380 of plants right that they've genetically engineered in this case have inserted uh mrna into them such
00:07:01.880 as lettuce there's other things as well uh grow and eat your own vaccines uh it's a story from
00:07:06.740 university of california the university of ottawa their website to say please pass the salad edible
00:07:11.900 vaccines produced in lettuce to protect against covid 19 uh and here's a clip from a company that
00:07:19.300 been doing this is back in 2021 uh that shows it now they're they're showing you that you just you
00:07:25.160 just grow the vaccine in the plant right it's a plant-based covid vaccine but this of course also
00:07:31.800 means that if you grow it in the plant you would obviously be getting it if you actually consume
00:07:36.560 uh the plants right so check out this clip researchers have just launched a late-stage clinical trial
00:07:41.720 on a whole new kind of covid 19 vaccine one that's grown in plants they're looking for volunteers in
00:07:48.720 san diego we're going in depth on what you might call the world's first vegan vaccine medicago's
00:07:56.480 manufacturing facility looks like a nursery but inside these plants they're growing a new kind of
00:08:03.040 vaccine one that's now being tested in volunteers around the u.s including in san diego they can grow
00:08:09.860 this material very fast dr dennis tarakjian is leading the local arm of the trial at the medical
00:08:15.780 center for clinical research it's a two-shot administration 21 days apart he says this vaccine
00:08:22.520 doesn't need to be frozen like the ones from pfizer and moderna so it's easier to transport and store
00:08:27.820 it's refrigerated at the same temperatures as the shot from johnson and johnson but it uses entirely
00:08:33.860 different technology the vaccines from pfizer and moderna contain little bubbles of genetic
00:08:39.380 instructions that prompt your cells to make a fragment of the virus instead of a fragment medicago
00:08:45.720 uses plants to grow particles that look like the entire coronavirus just check it out under a
00:08:52.060 microscope the whole point is that it looks like a virus to your immune system so that you develop a
00:08:56.540 really nice robust response against it but it is not a virus so it in it in and of itself it cannot cause
00:09:03.040 disease the technology is called a virus-like particle the fda approved the first vaccines
00:09:09.100 using the platform in the 1980s for hepatitis b but the big breakthrough happened in the late 2000s
00:09:16.260 when regulators licensed two vaccines for human papillomavirus or hpv says dr peter chinhong of uc san
00:09:23.860 francisco in the hpv world it's done wonders it's gone gangbusters uh more than 90 percent efficacy
00:09:31.820 uh in hpv so they're hoping that it will do the same in covet medicago says its covet vaccine could
00:09:38.260 become the first of its kind grown in plants past virus-like particle vaccines were grown in bacteria
00:09:44.320 or yeast a small phase one study found this covet vaccine produced 10 times as many antibodies
00:09:50.820 compared to people infected with the real coronavirus the challenge now will be enrolling enough
00:09:56.540 volunteers for a 30 000 person trial anyone 16 and up can now book a vaccination appointment in
00:10:03.680 california just because we have something today doesn't necessarily mean we can't find something
00:10:08.780 better tomorrow dr tarachian says we need as many vaccine options as possible to fight off variants
00:10:16.060 it's an opportunity for you to be a part of a cutting edge technology and be the solution to a problem
00:10:24.400 that is devastating this whole world
00:10:26.600 on monday a massive explosion at a dairy farm in the texas panhandle in dimmitt texas killed more
00:10:37.160 than 18 000 cows 18 000 one person was critically injured apparently the cows were being brought in for
00:10:44.300 milking when the blast occurred this is the deadliest barn fire in the history of the state of texas
00:10:51.360 it's also the deadliest fire for cattle in the history of the united states we have no idea what
00:10:58.060 caused this authorities are saying they're investigating it it looks like terrorism maybe it is maybe it
00:11:03.860 isn't but maybe someone should explain how it isn't
00:11:05.960 we've developed modular platforms that can 3d print meat real meat not something that mimics sweets
00:11:19.260 so it all starts with a cell that is collected from a real animal in an ethical way without harming the
00:11:26.300 animal afterwards we differentiate the cells into either muscle cells or fat cells we load the cells
00:11:34.200 into our bio ink and load them into our printers we can decide exactly what's the fat percentage and
00:11:41.640 composition of a steak after we 3d print the steak we take it in an incubation and maturation process
00:11:48.660 meaning that the muscle fibers connect one to each other and as this whole industry will evolve we will
00:11:54.660 see more advanced products that will replace the steak that we are used to eat in the restaurant
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