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WOAH 🚨 Scientists have now developed a way to genetically engineer lettuce with pig DNA to make plant-based meat taste like meat The is a new 2026 study that inserted pig myoglobin genes into lettuce chloroplasts, which persisted in the lettuce grown from the harvested seeds. “This research follows...

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Uhhh

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🫠

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Start viewing these companies through the lens of a spiritual battle. The companies name Moolec is the same as Molech a god that children were sacrificed to. The company that makes and sells Ozempic their symbol is a horned golden calf... They always say and show you they are tied to demons.

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Why are they doing this??? Quit fucking with everything!

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Why do people INSIST on meddling with DNA? Can't we just leave nature alone?

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Nasty. This should be fun for those w AlphaGal allergy which can cause anaphalaxis from eating pork 🙄 (and beef and lamb). What a stupid idea.

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Unbelievable. If it has pig genes in it, is it still a plant?

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Isn't genetic manipulations & creating hybrids what brought on the flood? Corrupting God's creation is never a good idea... Wonder what this pork flavored lab meat does to your body, hormones, mood, energy? Is this lab meat cursed?

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So, This Frankenstein food is made by a company called “Moolec” Like a play on the name of the demonic entity who demands child sacrifice; “Molech” Sounds SUPER Innocent & Trustworthy Coincidence, I’m sure

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Leave plants and animals as they were made. If a product needs pig genes in lettuce to taste like meat, that is a good sign we should eat real food and label the experiment.

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Just easier to eat the pig. Why make it convoluted?

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Pork has a lot of parasites in it! This is so gross!

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So 'Science' has discovered how to insert Human DNA into Liberals and they almost Look/Act like humans.

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Just because they can, doesn’t mean they should!

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Moloch is the name of the company…really?

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Should be outlawed.

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The reason they don’t want us eating cows has nothing to do with climate but everything to do with India

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Aaaaand eventually…. 🤠😂🤣😜

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That's an interesting twist on plant-based options, though mixing DNA like that feels unusual.

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Doing quick research on this topic it has the same connections to the groups who want World Order, Depopulation agenda and to create life long pharmaceutical customers. Alexia Groff- first author, Imperial College London Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein Yuhan Lu (Imperial), Mistianne Feeney (Kyomei Ltd.), Julian P. Whitelegge (UCLA), Shengxi Shao, Kyoko Morimoto (Kyomei Ltd. CSO), Peter Julian Nixon (Imperial, corresponding author) Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein (Imperial; Jeff Bezos-funded). Kyomei: Oxford University origins; Morimoto previously at Syngenta and Oxford; Wachs is a serial entrepreneur. Moolec: Spin-out linked to Bioceres; Paladini is heir/director in the traditional Argentine Paladini pork and processed-meat company. Nixon is on the editorial board of the publishing journal.

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This is nuts

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If you use pig dna it is no longer plant based. This is disgusting. Start your own organic gardens and or find and support your local organic farmer. Enough with the franken foods. Buy heirloom seeds. If you want your plant based burger to taste like pig or beef, use-

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"No, the claim is not accurate for this case. Inserting pig myoglobin genes into lettuce (or similar) is classic transgenic genetic modification / genetic engineering, not the kind of gene editing that often faces lighter regulation. It does not “bypass most regulation.”"

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Eat real food.

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So gd sick of this demonic shit

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Here's an idea 💡 don't buy it.........

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No thanks

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That's simply retarded is what that is.

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All food should have pig DNA in it. That way we could get rid of the jihadis.

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Behold. The new Lettuce, Lettuce and Tomato Sandwich!

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Do you want Zombie plant pigs, because this is how you get Zombie plant pigs.

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I hate to side with the muslims on this but, I ain’t eating that shit.

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GROSS.......why????

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