The company made this admission in patent filings disclosed by Dr. Robert Malone, the inventor of mRNA vaccine technology, during a hearing led by U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA). According to Malone, Moderna's patent shows that its vaccine contains billions of DNA fragments and other contaminants linked to birth defects and cancer.
The expert also mentioned that Moderna's patent acknowledges that RNA is preferable to DNA in vaccines. However, the vaccine maker also acknowledges the contamination risk involved with its COVID-19 vaccine that was injected into the arms of millions.
Malone testified: "Moderna has a patent on the use of RNA for vaccines. And in that, Moderna explicitly acknowledges that RNA is superior to DNA for vaccine purposes [despite] problems, including the possibility of insertional mutagenesis that could lead to the activation of oncogenes or the inactivation of tumor suppressor genes.
"[The Food and Drug Administration] FDA says they're not aware of any concerns. But Moderna, in its own patent, lays out exactly the same concerns that exist about DNA. So Moderna knows it – DNA is a contaminant.
"It is left in because of the way they make it. They use DNA to make RNA, and then they degrade the DNA. [Afterward,] they have to purify the degraded DNA away from the RNA – and the process they are using is not that good."
According to the Daily Expose, scientists from the U.S. and Canada managed to procure unopened vials of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine with a clear chain of custody. They proceeded to take samples from these and examine them, discovering large numbers of DNA fragments in the RNA preparation.
The scientists then applied standard reconstruction tools to see what the circular plasmid DNAs looked like. According to Malone, the findings suggest the presence of certain DNA sequences in the vials normally not allowed in anything that is going to go into humans – "not the least of which is an antibiotic resistance gene."
Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine also loaded with cancer-causing CONTAMINANTS
"They include these sequences from Simian Virus 40 (SV40) – not the whole virus, but highly active promoter sequences. [This] is exactly the thing that the FDA, in their older regulations, said must be avoided because it confers even more risk for insertional mutagenesis," the mRNA vaccine technology inventor noted.
But the problem isn't just present in Moderna's mRNA COVID-19 injection. Pfizer's mRNA vaccine, produced in cooperation with German company BioNTech, also contained the same contaminants.
The New York-based Pfizer provided documentation about its COVID-19 injection to regulators in the U.S., Europe and Canada. However, the regulators deleted the little notation about SV40 sequences Pfizer wrote in filings – apparently in an attempt to hide it from the public.
"The FDA didn't take the raw DNA sequences, reconstruct those plasmid maps, and look at them themselves," Malone clarified. "They just took for granted what Pfizer had given them. And now this is all coming out because of what these researchers found." (Related: Health Canada confirms that Pfizer COVID-19 injections contain SV40 DNA sequence that can cause CANCER.)
According to Malone, high-level people at both Moderna and Pfizer had to have known the dangers their COVID-19 vaccines pose to the world. The potential consequences for those injected with the poison shot include "anything that is associated with DNA damage, i.e., birth defects and cancer being the most notable ones."
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