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COVID Vaccine Adulteration, Legal Action Against Manufacturers
Steve Kirsch suggests that the discovery of plasmid bioactive contaminant sequences in mRNA vaccines constitutes "adulteration," potentially allowing for lawsuits against manufacturers. Despite this, mainstream media continues to promote booster shots.
Dr. Phillip Buckhaults, a cancer genomics expert at the University of South Carolina, testified before the South Carolina Senate that Pfizer's mRNA vaccines are contaminated with plasmid DNA. Buckhaults explained that this DNA was used as a template for mass production but was not properly removed. He warned that this foreign DNA could integrate into the human genome, potentially leading to sustained autoimmune issues or future cancers.
Dr. Buckhaults detailed the difference between "Process One" (used for clinical trials) and "Process Two" (used for mass production). While the trial batches used clean PCR products, the production batches used bacteria-grown plasmid DNA to scale up, leading to the contamination. He urged the FDA to require Pfizer to "clean up" the vaccines, noting that different batches have varying levels of DNA, which may explain the inconsistency in adverse events.
