Francis Boyle repeatedly called mRNA virus shots "Frankenstein" and described them as biological weapons

Professor **Francis Boyle** called them "Frankenstein" and biological weapons. We analyze his arguments regarding the technology and legislation.

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Professor **Francis Boyle** described ELbichito-19 mRNA vaccines as "biological weapons" and "Frankenstein vaccines," arguing that their technology relates to gain-of-function and should be regulated under biological weapons laws.

## mRNA Technology Under Scrutiny

The Professor **Francis Boyle**, known for being the author of the United States Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act of **1989**, repeatedly expressed his deep concern regarding ELbichito-19 mRNA vaccines. He called them "Frankenstein vaccines" or "Frankenshots," suggesting that the underlying technology involved gain-of-function elements. Boyle maintained that, due to these characteristics, the development and administration of these injections must be analyzed within the legal framework of biological weapons.

## Accusations and Legislation

**Boyle's** criticisms were not limited to vaccine technology. He also directed accusations against figures like **Bill Gates**, whom he accused of promoting a supposed agenda of depopulation and eugenics through global health and vaccination programs. Boyle, who passed away on **January 30, 2025**, at the age of **74**, remained firm in his critical stance against what he considered a "medical tyranny," questioning the legal status of these injections until his death.

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