Tennessee has joined Arizona and Minnesota in introducing bold legislation that classifies mRNA shots and related medicines as weapons of mass destruction. Tennessee’s Senate Bill 1949, the “mRNA Bioweapons Prohibition Act,” introduced by Senator Janice Bowling, is a bold step forward in protecting public health and state rights. The bill classifies mRNA injections and related products, including COVID-19 shots and gene-altering technologies, as weapons of mass destruction under Tennessee law. It bans their manufacture, acquisition, possession and distribution. The bioweapon definitions cover modified mRNA that lingers in cells, gene therapies for infectious diseases and nanotechnology for gene changes. [Read More]