Pfizer CEO: Our mRNA ‘Gene Editing’ Can ‘CURE’ People Born with a ‘MISTAKE’ in their DNA

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Pfizer CEO: Our mRNA ‘Gene Editing’ Can ‘CURE’ People Born with a ‘MISTAKE’ in their DNA

November 12th, 2021

Awake Goy

Pfizer’s CEO, Albert Bourla, was interviewed today by Frederick Kemp of The Atlantic Council, as they prepare to award Bourla with a “Distinguished Leadership Award” tomorrow, November, 10, 2021.

Here’s right out of the snake’s mouth, raw footage with him admitting his mRNA jabs are in fact what “conspiracists” called them all along: gene editing! It’s muh science and shiet!!!!!!!!! Don’t you trust science?

FREDERICK KEMPE: What other doors might this mRNA vaccine open for you and for science in general?

ALBERT BOURLA: There is a third application, which is for people that they are born with a mistake in their DNA code, and there are a lot of rare diseases; they are happening to people because somewhere in one gene there is one small mistake in their DNA, and those people, they have to live without until the end of their lives and many times their life doesn’t last very long because of this mistake in their genes.

There are a lot of technologies that are trying to use gene editing, so that they are trying to use the same technology (mRNA) to be able to change, or repair, the mistake of your DNA so that you can cure, basically, those people.

These are just three of the very hot cutting-edge technological fronts that right now we are working on.

Not only that but this mRNA tech can help “cure you” if you are born with genetic defect such as being a masculine man, aware of the Jewish ambition for world dominance, oppose race-mixing, anti-gay or simply just a Christian.

Unbelievable? Why not? Albert Bourla, is the son of Holocaust survivors from Thessaloniki, Greece, imagine the hate he has against Christian white European people. This is pay back time goyim.

In the same interview with the Atlantic Council, here’s how it started:

FREDERICK KEMPE: You’re a Greek-born American. You’ve called yourself a Greek by birth and American by choice, the son of Holocaust survivors from Thessaloniki, Greece. As I understand it, there were fifty thousand Greek Jews before World War II in Thessaloniki and only two thousand survived, and you’ve written this upbringing has shaped you. I wonder if you could talk about what it is your parents went through in their childhood and how these origins and how this history has shaped who you are today.

ALBERT BOURLA: You are right. From fifty thousand Jews, only two thousand survived, that’s a 96 percent extermination in the city of Thessaloniki in Greece, and among those two thousand were my father and mother. They met after the Holocaust. They decided to build a life together, and then they had me and my [sister]. And my parents talked to us a lot about their experiences, and that’s not very common because a lot of Holocaust survivors avoided speaking to their kids about their experiences because it was very painful to remember those stories.

But our parents did, and the thing that they always did was that they never spoke to us about hate. They never spoke to us about revenge. They never [made us think] that we must pay back those that did that to us or to our family. Not at all. On the contrary, it was always a celebration of life. They were telling their stories, and then the moral of the stories was that nothing is impossible. We almost died and we survived, and look what we have now… our family.

I think this is what stamped my personality from the early days, this optimism, and this belief that it’s never the end before it is really the end, and you can always do things to change your fate, and I’m grateful to them for that.

FREDERICK KEMPE: You also said that your Jewish upbringing in Greece, coming from a small country on the world stage, being of a religious minority from the country, taught you to fight for what you believe is right and never to give up. And were there elements of that in the vaccine fight as well?

ALBERT BOURLA: I believe so because the personality of someone is really built in the early days of his life, and then it follows in whatever they do. [We], living as a very, very small minority in Greece, we had to learn how to be able to thrive while we’re very, very different than everybody else. And the same is as a Greek coming to America with a very thick accent. Trying to be able to prove yourself also requires that you fight for what you believe is right.

So that also followed me all the way to the COVID-19 vaccine. But the fundamental is that what really helped us and BioNTech and the teams that they worked very hard to develop in record time, such a success, were two things: One was that we really thought big. These teams really thought big. They didn’t try to do the eight years, seven years of development. They tried to do the eight years [in] eight months of development.

And the second was that there was a very deep, instilled sense of purpose. We knew that what we were doing was not going to affect our (Jews) lives. It’s not going to affect our company’s future. It’s going to affect the lives of the future of the world. That gives you a tremendous drive and this is what everyone on this team, in Pfizer and in BioNTech, did during these eight marvelous months.

If you believe him that they didn’t speak about revenge and pay back you were dropped on your head as a fucking baby! The fact that he is even talking about that says it all, they did talk about it and even if they didn’t talk about it, certainly it has crossed his mind since he’s mentioning it.

Jews hate ALL Christian white Europeans, not just some. Look, even in the case of Greece. Greece was not an Axis member, it did not participate in the Holocaust, yet they are still blamed for exterminating Jews. It was the same with Poland, they accused Poland and demanded compensations from Poland despite Poland being under German and USSR occupation… It is the case for all countries of Europe, each and every single one of them is accused of being guilty of the holy hoax.

Not even at this point can you agree that the German mustache man of the 30s was right?