There appears to be a study out of Sweden that shows that the mRNA from the Pfizer vaccine can get into liver cells, be converted to DNA. and those liver cells will express the spike protein and that could result in auto-immune disease, among other problems. Below is a video from Dr. Been on the matter:
Now onto my commentary:
1) Remember back in the day early in the vaccine release a lot of people were talking about how this could/would alter your DNA?
Well here we appear to be.
2) Remember when the CDC and the "vaccine" creators said that no way no how would the mRNA go anywhere other than where it was injected?
Well here we are.
Recall that I posted on the matter a while back. There I pointed out that mRNA could in fact leave a cell and travel to other cells:
"So yes, mRNA can be in exosomes, be transferred to other cells and be translated there. Yes, mRNA can exist in outside the cell and "do things" without the encapsulation. How many people have had their Shot move from the deltoid to [enter body part]? "
Well now we see that one such "body part" is the liver. Also:
"This study demonstrates for the first time that mRNA is itself utilized as an intercellular messenger molecule with nuclear functions."
"Nuclear functions" you say?
Well...surprise...
So to summarize. Here at The Ghost we discussed that mRNA can leave the injection site and end up in other organs. We showed that the mRNA could then do "nuclear" things at those locations and that the consequences of that are thus far unknown. Now we have more research that confirms the Ghost Hypothesis (based on previous mRNA studies) and adds that the mRNA is converted to DNA hence (permanently? ) changing the genome of the host or at least the genome of affected organs with still unknown long term consequences.
And we still have government agencies and private companies mandating these shots?
How long until the "if you took..." commercials start and multi-trillion dollar settlements start rolling in?
Oh yeah, did I mention the Furin cleavage site that has appeared in a Moderna patent?
