Dr. Luis Marcelo: If you silence that (VMAT2) gene, you bring the human will to the level of a dog.

Ricardo Delgado from La Quinta Columna and geneticist Dr. Luis Marcelo Martinez discussed the issue. (Source: Orwell City https://www.orwell.city/2021/08/god-gene.html)

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Dr. Luis Marcelo Martínez: World Economic Forum. What is it all about? All of this is already written and is part of what is called the 20/30 agenda. It's written already, and they tell you about it. The World Economic Forum says that in ten years, nobody is going to own anything and be happy about it.

And that they're going to control even your thoughts. How do you take control of a human being's thoughts? Is that the objective of the nanotechnology that's being used in these vaccines? Is it the control of human thought and will? From the bioelectrical point of view, through nanobots and behavior modulation through genetic manipulation. A question that has been asked in the world.

The VMAT2 gene encodes the production of GABA. GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid) is a critical neurotransmitter involved in human behavior and will. If you silence that gene, you bring the human will to the level of a dog. And they have done that as a way of dealing with religious fundamentalism.

Ricardo Delgado: That's the famous God gene that when the so-called genome was deciphered in 2001, it was somehow isolated. That famous VMAT2 was like the one associated with religious fundamentalism. The famous 'God gene'. And it was tested. The experiment that was done was to mix a coronavirus, precisely, with the influenza virus. I've seen the conference. And it was then observed that in a certain brain region of the hypothalamus a person developed less than religious fundamentalist gene. It was less abrupt, let's say. As if they really... What they want is to override our will. Not only spiritual but the whole will.

Dr. Luis Marcelo Martínez: And, factually, we know it because scientific papers abound from which viral vectors can be used. And you can modulate the expression of genes. Absolutely. In other words, I'm not talking about a novelty. I'm not just guessing at anything. We, geneticists, know this.