Biotechnology and AI have become a religion

The rise of biotechnology and AI has created a new religion that promises a better life, but in reality, it poses significant risks to human health and freedom.

Dr. Guy Hatchard explains more by demonstrating how what is happening in the USA is also about to happen in New Zealand if the Gene Technology Bill is passed.

The Bill automates the adoption of gene technology, allowing for the rapid introduction of untested and harmful products, such as RNA-sprayed crops and aerosolised vaccines, as proposed by companies like Flagship Pioneering and EcoHealth Alliance in the USA.

The combination of AI and biotechnology is leading to unfettered experimentation on human populations, with the potential for catastrophic consequences, he warns.

Biotechnology and AI have become a religion

Viral RNA-based sprays for plants have unknown consequences

Terrana Biosciences is on a mission to replace pesticides with its RNA-based sprays as “vaccines” for plants to protect crops from pests and diseases. The RNA is taken from plant viruses. 

Michelle Perro explains why Terrana’s sprays are risky, very risky, for people and the environment. RNA sprays are more dangerous than GMO crops, she says.

Viral RNA-based sprays for plants have unknown consequences