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Scott Kesterson has done some very good interviews on the injection. Two with Dr. Tenpenny. One with Dr. Carrie Madej. And, this one with Dr. Lee Merritt.
https://www.bards.fm/e/bardsfm-a-conversation-with-dr-lee-merritt-20210507/
This is right on the mark!
Imagine the perfect concert hall, a hall like the Amsterdam Concertgebouw approaches. The acoustic properties of such a hall make the orchestra float and the music sound like angels playing. It is a temple of music.
And it is known that even painting the ceiling would change the sound of the orchestra.
DNA is the blueprint of our, so to say, individual and perfectly built concert hall – in biblical terms “the temple”, our physical body. Changing the DNA by an injection with a genome-modifing agent, is like renovating our concert hall. It can kill the music.
Irreversibly.
Beautifully put. Thank you.
Beautiful.