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    Lucid Arthur
    Lucid Arthur@lucid_arthur
    ⭐Mel Gibson🌍New Zealand💭News

    Mel Gibson warns New Zealand about Gene Tech Bill

    Mel Gibson is taking significant risks by warning New Zealand residents that elites are pushing to legalize DNA-altering tech to turn the nation into test subjects. While his claims frame this as a conspiracy, the context shows Parliament actually considering major biotech law changes after nearly 30 years. The Gene Tech Bill and amendments to the HSNO and ACVM Acts would replace the current GE framework with risk-based approvals, potentially exempting low-risk technologies. Supporters say this advances science and agriculture, but critics argue it reduces public oversight on food and farms. Viewers are urged to read the bills, contact their MPs, and voice concerns before decisions lock in consequences for everyone.

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    Lucid Arthur
    Lucid Arthur@lucid_arthur
    ⭐Mel Gibson🌍New Zealand💭News

    Mel Gibson warns New Zealand about Gene Tech Bill

    Mel Gibson is taking significant risks by warning New Zealand residents that elites are pushing to legalize DNA-altering tech to turn the nation into test subjects. While his claims frame this as a conspiracy, the context shows Parliament actually considering major biotech law changes after nearly 30 years. The Gene Tech Bill and amendments to the HSNO and ACVM Acts would replace the current GE framework with risk-based approvals, potentially exempting low-risk technologies. Supporters say this advances science and agriculture, but critics argue it reduces public oversight on food and farms. Viewers are urged to read the bills, contact their MPs, and voice concerns before decisions lock in consequences for everyone.

    1w

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