Invasion of the body patchers – with animal organs, (on top of monkey and plasmid DNA, fabricated venom, prosthetic eyes, brain implants, 5G, etc)

I posted an article about the transplanting of a failed human kidney with a “CRISPr’ed” pig kidney earlier this week:

Holy sow! Surgeons transplant a kidney from a CRISPR gene-edited pig into a living patient (substack.com)

Rhus should qualify as human experimentation and compassionate treatment = no suitable human donors and an urgent need to “do something”.

Enquiring minds want to know:

“what breed of pig, how old, what colour, how many other breeds f pig wee considered, was the pig injected with swine flu “vaccines”, how did they know which bits to snip using the gene editing tool, how will they “measure the error” I the target snips, were the likes of George Church and David Liu consulted?”

There are other questions that arise – like “are we about to see a mass use of the procedure in every American needing a transplant, could we use pigs for clinical trials of Remdesivir, was the recipient f the pig kidney, Richard Slayman, injected with the experimental C19 modified mRNA venom weapon or did he have an exemption (the venom will act on the pig kidney?), why a pig kidney was used instead of the equally experimental use of a lab grown organoid?”

(Pondering about the impact on reproduction is “premature”, I hope!)

Organoids: Today’s research tool, tomorrow’s organ transplant solution | Science | AAAS

“Organoids allow researchers to conduct many types of experiments that are not possible with humans or even animals, and they could someday serve as an alternative organ source for transplantation.

More than 100,000 people are on the U.S. organ transplant waiting list, but there aren’t enough donor organs for all of them. Some are on the list for years until they are matched, while others—more than 6,000 a year—die waiting.”

And lastly, of course, were pigs affected by the SARS-COV2 virus over the last four years???

Here’s an article that compares traditional animal vaccines with mRNA animal injections that stay in the hoof or trotter or rump or wherever…

Vaccines using mRNA can protect farm animals against diseases traditional ones may not – and there are safeguards to ensure they won’t end up in your food (theconversation.com)

This is merely an extension of the use of animal organs as a source for the horrendous increase in human organ diseases since the roll-out of the “vaxgene” weapons.

Man gets genetically-modified pig heart in world-first transplant - BBC News

“A US man has become the first person in the world to get a heart transplant from a genetically-modified pig.”

That didn’t turn out so well:

A man who got the 1st pig heart transplant has died after 2 months : NPR

Here are a few links to past articles on CRISPr:

A glimpse into the future that combines molecular biology, genomics, AI and “Re-genesis”– Where are we going? (substack.com)

Gene editing is evolving rapidly – now there is prime editing that can add sequences to cells to help them repair faulty sequences – taking control of our genetic futures with genome intervention (substack.com)

Observation: the NZ Māori word for Europeans is “pakeha” which translates to “long white pig”. Last I looked, a (Sheraton?) hotel in Suva has an entire 40c6 foot wall dedicated to the tools needed to cook humans – Fijians used to love hopping over to neighbouring islands like Tonga so they could “throw another leg on the barbie”.

Lastly, for some reason the South Park episodes parodying Al Gore as the Cassandra” warning about man-bear-pig keeps leaping to the front of my mind!

South Park - ManBearPig's Family (youtube.com)

Here is manbearpig with his family.

Onwards!!

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