Missouri House Bill 1169 would require the labeling of all products that have the potential to edit or otherwise alter human genes. This includes meat derived from animals that have been injected with mRNA chemicals.

"All customized mRNA 'vaccines' are untested," warns Dr. Joseph Mercola. "Only the mRNA platform itself has been approved."

According to the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, there are no current mRNA vaccines licensed in the United States for use in beef cattle. Apparently just pigs are being injected for the time being – but that could soon change as well.

We are also hearing reports that some cattlemen are, in fact, injecting their herds with mRNA chemicals illegally and without anybody knowing about it. Does this mean that some beef products currently on the market are tainted with mRNA?

The Missouri bill seeks to get ahead of this new trend, which was spawned by the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) "pandemic," by making it illegal to sell meat from animals that received mRNA injections without proper labeling of such.

Tell your representatives to pass Missouri House Bill 1169 to protect the American food supply against mRNA poisoning

Attorney Thomas Renz is another freedom fighter who is sounding the alarm about the threat of mRNA in the food supply. He and others are promoting the passage of House Bill 1169, which he helped write, to rein in Big Ag and protect consumers against this latest pharmaceutical threat to their health.