Posted on 10/06/2021 3:45:41 PM PDT by henbane
The leader of the project, Riverside’s Juan Pablo Giraldo, said, “Ideally, a single plant would produce enough mRNA to vaccinate a single person,” adding the experiment is being done on spinach and lettuce with both “long-term goals of people growing it in their own gardens” and mass industrial production.
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Will they require it to be labelled as such or just pass it off as regular lettuce?
I was given a pneumonia shot and a few others while a patient in the hospital a number of years ago, even after I told them no.
I didn’t know they were doing it, because they were always taking blood samples and what not.
I found out eight years later. If I knew it at the time, I would have sued their a$$es.
It’s an experimental gene therapy, not a “vaccine.”
Watch the Left go from wanting to ban GMOs to wanting to mandate them. They will be going so fast in this shift that one might find it necessary to protect oneself from the ensuing shock wave.
“I am scared to death of getting a flu shot this year.”
Please be totally committed to Overdose vit C with Fose Hips and Zink every day, and be careful when you are out and about. Say your prayers too. You don’t have to have a flu shot to avoid the flu. I’ve never had a Flu vaccine and never had the Flu. Thus I have natural immunity to Flu.
We’re not vaccine hesitant because of the needle.
It’s the vax and I won’t eat it any more than accept an injection.
The vaccine isn’t even approved. Nobody gives a shit about legality anymore.
This will kill the Lettuce industry...
So much for “heart health foods”.
Why not cut to the chase and just eat the cave bats?!?!
Roger that! OTOH make camps for the vaxxed to keep from contaminating the un-vaxxed.
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