>For an effective mRNA product Now that's rich. >Considering how ineffective the jabs are, it seems fair to question whether lack of mRNA integrity might be to blame The jabs are highly effective at killing its consumers. >Fragmented RNA could potentially also be hazardous Isn't this a feature? >The “bad batch” phenomenon may also be indicative of quality problems. Is the bad batch the one that isn't killing people or the one kills its victims? >the vials are all different Yes, this allows the weapon to survive. If every batch killed its victim right out of the gate, it would be too obvious.