Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter by by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morg

children are being given the ‘vaccine’ in trials (their parents are a
disgrace) and ever-younger people are being offered the vaccine for
a ‘virus’ that even if you believe it exists has virtually zero chance of
harming them. Horrific effects of the ‘trials’ on a 12-year-old girl
were revealed by a family member to be serious brain and gastric
problems that included a bowel obstruction and the inability to
swallow liquids or solids. She was unable to eat or drink without
throwing up, had extreme pain in her back, neck and abdomen, and
was paralysed from the waist down which stopped her urinating
unaided. When the girl was first taken to hospital doctors said it was
all in her mind. She was signed up for the ‘trial’ by her parents for
whom no words suffice. None of this ‘Covid vaccine’ insanity makes
any sense unless you see what the ‘vaccine’ really is – a bodychanger.
Synthetic biology or ‘SynBio’ is a fast-emerging and
expanding scientific discipline which includes everything from
genetic and molecular engineering to electrical and computer
engineering. Synthetic biology is defined in these ways:
• A multidisciplinary area of research that seeks to create new
biological parts, devices, and systems, or to redesign systems that
are already found in nature.
• The use of a mixture of physical engineering and genetic
engineering to create new (and therefore synthetic) life forms.
• An emerging field of research that aims to combine the
knowledge and methods of biology, engineering and related
disciplines in the design of chemically-synthesized DNA to create
organisms with novel or enhanced characteristics and traits
(synthetic organisms including humans).
We now have synthetic blood, skin, organs and limbs being
developed along with synthetic body parts produced by 3D printers.
These are all elements of the synthetic human programme and this
comment by Kurzweil’s co-founder of the Singularity University,