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Excellent article!

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Mar 5, 2022·edited Mar 5, 2022Liked by Andreas Oehler

My husband calls it "the jab face bloat" referring to how many people look bloated in the face after getting the shots.

is it safe to assume that somatic cell death could cause inflammation?

P.S. I'm sick thinking about how many people I care about have gotten these stupid shots. i already know two people who have dropped dead from the climate change.

Praying some of them got "control" batches.

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I appreciate your in-depth and relatively simple analysis of these things, which are far above my level of knowledge. It would appear to me that these evil forces have succeeded, at least for a generation or so, in accomplishing their goal of population reduction. 😒 I hope and pray that I'll live to see them dangle from a noose for their horrific crimes.

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Mar 5, 2022·edited Mar 5, 2022Liked by Andreas Oehler

Interesting comment over on el gato malo's substack regarding the study. He asked a few of his geneticist friends about the study and he said this response was typical:

“They did not show integration in the genome... but they did show LINE-1 is expressed which has integrase activity.”

“I bet they are a few months away from showing genome integration. They need Deep PacBio Sequencing to do this as the integration events are likely to be different in each cell and hard to pin down in an ensemble collection of cells.”

“This should induce an immediate moratorium on mRNA transfections until WGS is complete on the Huh7 cell lines.”

https://boriquagato.substack.com/p/video-on-cell-and-gene-therapy-from?s=r

This surprised me as I knew LINE-1 has reverse transcription ability (i.e. can convert mRNA to DNA) but I did not know it also had integrase activity. So if I understand this correctly, LINE-1 also has the capability to snip the genome and facilitate DNA insertion (it integrates it, hence its name).

This just gets worse and worse.

BTW, I found both Andreas' and Stephanie's substack via both of your comments over at Igor Chudov's page over the last few days. You guys are both doing good work, thanks for helping advance our knowledge.

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Mar 4, 2022Liked by Andreas Oehler

Andreas. You've opened a can of worms here.

Have you yet viewed Shyamalan's "Old"(2021)?

What do you think our friendly "cabal" might be searching for through the swab genomic sequencing, if true?

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Thank you, this is great! I really appreciate the mini lecture in the beginning outlining the terrain so it's easier to understand.

This is from the Wikipedia link that Andreas provided, I found it very helpful.

"Cellular senescence is a phenomenon characterized by the cessation of cell division. In their experiments during the early 1960s, Leonard Hayflick and Paul Moorhead found that normal human fetal fibroblasts in culture reach a maximum of approximately 50 cell population doublings before becoming senescent. This process is known as "replicative senescence", or the Hayflick limit. Hayflick's discovery of mortal cells paved the way for the discovery and understanding of cellular aging molecular pathways. Cellular senescence can be initiated by a wide variety of stress inducing factors. These stress factors include both environmental and internal damaging events, abnormal cellular growth, oxidative stress, autophagy factors, among many other things."

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I'm going to have to read this a couple of times before I can comment more intelligently as it uses a lot of technical jargon I'm not up to speed on (yet - ha!). I'd appreciate your review of my video and article here - https://wholistic.substack.com/p/if-vaccine-mrna-alters-dna-what-does - if you have some time...I made it for laypeople to discuss the possibility of what might happen if mRNA from covid vaccines gets into cellular DNA.

However, I didn't touch the subject of other potential modifications per some of the rumors. But correct me if I'm wrong, even if the mRNA doesn't have added "stuff" in it, isn't it bad enough as it is, if it were to actually undergo reverse transcription and get into chromosomal DNA? Though...if the rest of this is true...then we're looking at a total nightmare. Thanks. PS Checking out your other article now too.

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