Thread by @BorgerPieter

Very interesting read. Every RNA molecule can potentially integrate in the genome because the two enzymes required to do so Reverse Transcriptase (RT) and integrase (INT) are 1000-fold present in our genome.

pnas.org/content/118/21…

scinexx.de/news/medizin/c…

I presendet my hypothesis on Linkedin. Next, my account was removed and I was banned:

https://twitter.com/borgerpieter/status/1339516635917545472

Still, my view is now confirmed by other scientists:
Any RNA, including RNA viruses and RNA vaccines, can integrate in the genome through RT and INT activity.

QED

"It is conceivable that these viral proteins produced by our own cells then act like a kind of internal vaccination, helping our immune system to recognize and fight the pathogen, the researchers speculate....

In addition, the presence of the viral gene segments in the human genome could explain why PCRs continue to turn positive in some recovered covid patients. In any case, further studies are urgently needed, Zhang and his colleagues said."

Remember: studies into RNA-Vaccine integration should have been performed long ago...BEFORE Big Pharma put them on the market.

This is what I have written 2 or 3 times to EMA and Swissmedic, last year.

I have not had a reply at all. Not even a confirmation of receipt.