good summary!
The sequencing (that he also talks about and wants to habe funded) of random cells from random people to look for tiny pieces of DNA that could come from the vaccines sounds like a waste of resources without chance of success. Most cells have not come into contact with the vaccine. Many S-protein producing cells should have be killed by the immune system while they produced it. If he find an affected cell it must contain a characteristic piece of DNA that could not have been there naturally.
His answer to the publication question was weird. He easily could publish his vaccine vial sequencing results. He might have got the question wrong but that still leaves the question. Why did he not try to publish?
