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Last week, the ICSA was held in Tokyo, and I was the only Italian doctor invited and present. We talked about something that is happening, and it’s coincidental because just a few days before our CS began, the Japanese regulatory agency, their equivalent of AIFA, commercially approved the use of this new vaccine called Replicon, which is a self-amplifying mRNA vaccine. What does this mean, practically? It means that it is a vaccine that leads to continuous, amplified replication of both mRNA production and spike toxin.

Now, we know and hoped that through sweat, for example, thanks also to a Japanese hematologist colleague who showed us the slides, a lot of the spike is eliminated through sweat—there is an effort by our body to eliminate it. Well, if with this new vaccine much more spike is produced, and even if the mRNA is not benign, this means that for their entire life, anyone inoculated with this drug will unfortunately continue to produce it. And for now, only the Japanese, starting from October 1st—two days ago—can inoculate themselves with it, maybe upon the advice of their doctor.

This is extremely serious. We are together with Professor Malone, who spoke about it two days ago in the United States, I am talking about it now, but also Dr. Marquis and Dr. Trozzi, who are Canadian, and they are trying to talk about it. We need to warn the world about this criminal insanity, because not only is it clear that we can expect many more adverse events, but unfortunately we can also expect something that previously seemed logical but, in my opinion, highly unlikely—namely, the transfer of exosomes from the vaccinated to the unvaccinated.

Now, with this enormous increase in the amount of self-replicating mRNA and spike protein production that will last for years, it is possible that shedding through exosomes, that is, transmission from a vaccinated person to an unvaccinated one, may occur. This is criminal because it means putting the entire world population at risk. We need to talk about this in Italy—I feel that no one is talking about it, not even the most deluded colleagues are talking about it. Talk about it yourselves. Thank you.

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