What is up with this 2018 patent for DNA plasmid launched live attenuated vaccines for single strand RNA viruses? Dr. McCullough discussing how the covid injection does change your DNA

https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2020051080A1/en

Well well well.  This is an interesting patent.  Originated in 2018, with the goal to replace traditional live attenuated vaccines with  DNA vaccines……

Here is Dr. McCullough discussing how the covid injection does indeed alter your DNA:

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The shot does change your DNA

And here is the 98 page patent for the technology used to make the covid injection.  Disguised as a cheaper subpar vaccine designed for tropical viruses……..

The originators of the patent is the University of Texas, the inventor is a Chinese individual  in Austin TX, via a law firm in Washington DC.  (Remember kids, Moderna is based out of Texas).

Here is the 98 page PDF pertaining to this patent. https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/2b/7c/54/0f37c99edbf5ea/WO2020051080A1.pdf

A couple notable things I want to point out in this patent.  First, Moderna is headquartered in Texas.  This new DNA vaccine option was patented by University of Texas and 2 Chinese individuals with an Austin, TX address.

Second, they are alleging this patent is for “warm climate diseases” such as Zika, Yellow Fever, etc due to the inefficiency that cold storage requirements present in these tropical climates in traditional live attenuated vaccines.  (Interesting angle, given the Pfizer jab required sub zero artic storage freezers but whatever).

This paragraph though is most damning.

They admitted here that traditional live attenuated vaccines are more effective, and usually only require 1 dose.  So they angle the need for a DNA vaccine to eliminate the cold storage issue, even though more doses of the vaccine are needed.  Did we all catch that they admit here that the “new improved” vaccine platform also uses DNA encoding?  You know, the very thing they said the mRNA technology does not do?

Does this really sound like a Zika or yellow fever RNA to DNA virus vaccine?  Nope.  They patented it for that use so they could use it for covid.  In 2018.