mutations

CRISPR is celebrated as a cheap and easy way to edit genes. However, a long series of papers has been published detailing the unintended effects of CRISPR gene editing, which has been found to produce many types of serious unintended DNA damage, including mutations and deletions.

Dr Mike Yeadon is back on Lockdown Sceptics! Today we're publishing a new paper by him (and co-author Marc Girardot) looking at how worried we should be about the new variants. They're pretty sanguine.
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The long-range outcome of any genetic modification to plants or animals cannot be known with certainty and the inevitable surprises have the potential to destroy entire species - even all life, itself. What fools these scientists are. Have humans lost their species instinct for survival?

CORRECTION: My copy of the book lists his birthdate as 1887 and I mistakenly thought this was the publication date. The publication date is 1952 – my mistake.  This is the first free portion of my analysis of the book, while the full lecture will be available the following day for subscribers to JaysAnalysis.com at the PayPal and Patreon links. Highlighting both the absurdity and the danger of the globalists and their genocidal plans, we examine another prophetic book from the bad guys – Charles Galton Darwin’s The Next Million Years.

Full talk and analysis of Salk’s book The Survival of the Wisest, 1972, is available at JaysAnalysis.com by subscription at the PayPal links. The father of mass inoculations suspiciously also wants to engineer death and mass depopulation through various means, including mass cancer and RNA manipulation. Salk describes his Darwinism as a death cult.
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A new study shows that CRISPR gene editing can cause hundreds of unintended gene mutations. DNA tinkering is part of a long-standing program, originally funded by the Rockefellers, to transform the human race into two distinct species: one to serve and the other to command. [...]

Doctors in the U.K. have been given the first-ever license to create “three-parent babies,” with the controversial IVF treatment taking place as early as later this year. [1]
The license was granted by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) to a team who pioneered the mitochondrial pronuclear transfer technique at the University of Newcastle.

If you’re in the mood for salad at your next meal, you may be safer buying your own unpackaged lettuce than you are buying the packaged stuff, a new study finds. Why? Because bagged salad promotes Salmonella growth.
Source: UPI

A 4th case of a superbug that is resistant to antibiotics of last resort has been reported in a Connecticut toddler, and health officials are scrambling to figure out where else the superbugs might be lurking.

If you think fleas are annoying now, hold onto your collars; experts are warning that the little nuisances are becoming resistant to the popular flea control products that pet owners turn to in order to keep their little buddies itch-free.
Veterinarians are telling pet owners that flea treatments like Advantage and Frontline are a waste of money because they’re no longer effective at getting rid of fleas and keeping them away. The bugs have mutated in order to survive, it seems. [1]