The architects of Moderna’s mRNA shots are plotting to spray RNA on your food – NaturalNews.com
Flagship Pioneering is no stranger to bold—and some would say reckless—biotechnological ambitions. Founded in 1999 by Noubar Afeyan and Ed Kania, the firm has long operated at the intersection of government contracts and experimental medicine. Afeyan, who also co-founded Moderna, played a pivotal role in securing billions in taxpayer funding for the company’s mRNA COVID-19 vaccine, despite its rushed development and widespread reports of adverse effects. Now, the same playbook is being applied to agriculture.
Terrana Biosciences claims its RNA sprays will help farmers combat pests, adapt to climate change, and boost yields—all without altering the plant’s genome. But this distinction is deceptive. While traditional GMOs directly edit DNA, Terrana’s RNA approach hijacks the plant’s natural signaling pathways, effectively reprogramming its biology from within. As CEO Ryan Rapp admitted in an interview with
The timing of Terrana’s launch is unsettling, coming just as whistleblower …