Vax Via Mosquito and Ancient Viruses

Pandora has a new box and she's opening it now

Perhaps you recall, back in 2021 the ‘completely objective’ media reported that a university in Japan was researching on genetically modified mosquitoes and their potential to act ‘flying vaccines.’ The ultimate goal of this research is to create GMO mosquitoes that will vaccinate humans agains malaria.

This Flying Syringes article claims that Gates, “…actually released a swarm of mosquitoes on unsuspecting crowd at a TED conference in 2009.” Gates quickly assured his audience that the mosquitoes weren’t infectious, saying he released them to point out that there’s no reason only poor people should have the experience. I assume he believes only poor people suffer mosquito bites. Who knows what goes through this psychopath’s mind? The article, which contains numerous intrusive ads, goes on to list several other horrors in the Gates medical tyranny pipeline. 

Look! It’s a flying syringe,

I remember reading that Florida approved the release of millions of genetically modified mosquitoes in the Florida Keys. This program began in 2021 with the purpose of evaluating the effectiveness of the GMO pests to control the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which can spread diseases. Apparently, the EPA approved the release of 2.4 billion more of these creatures in Monroe County and California, according to report.

What could possibly go wrong?

A company based in the United Kingdom, called Oxitec, conducted the genetic modification of the mosquitoes and claim the experiment is a success, according to a story published in the April 2022 issue of Smithsonian Magazine. Despite this claim of success, the company still hasn’t published any data from the experiment. 

The scientists, funded by Gates, obviously, engineered all male mosquitoes and injected them “with a gene that is lethal to female offspring, thus killing off half of all new mosquitoes.” This is to reduce the overall mosquito population. Welp, at least their depopulation efforts aren’t solely focused on humans. Yay! 

Oh, and bonus: the article says that they [Oxitec] engineered the mosquitoes to be non-biting. Really? I thought male mosquitoes naturally didn’t bite — that only the females could bite.

Russia discovers secret bio labs in Ukraine funded by Uncle Sam

A June 2022 story titled, Ukraine Biolabs Used Fever Carrying Mosquitoes to Spark Dengue Pandemic in Cuba, posits the following claim in the introductory sentence:

“Despite not denying its involvement in the Ukrainian laboratories’ cooperation, Washington did not acknowledge that it had conducted biological weapon research there.” The Ukrainian labs’ research focused on the dengue fever carrying Aedes mosquitoes — the same genus it is believed the US used to start a dengue fever pandemic in Cuba during the 70s and 80s. US authorities have continually denied having anything to do with the outbreak.

Ya don’t say?

The story continues, saying that Russia “…reported finding documents in confiscated bio labs in Ukraine that showed researchers were testing harmful pathogens with the apparent intention of using them as part of biological weapons.” The Russian Defense Ministry claims these documents show the US has provided funding for these bio labs for over a decade. 

Another one for the ‘what could go wrong’ files

A few weeks back, I read about these scientists who collected a 48,500-year-old dormant virus, took it back to their lab in France, and revived it. According to the article, this led “…many to express concerns about the dangers of bringing to life ancient microbes.”

Pandora’s Box by Wisnu Tan.

The researchers named the virus (‘cause if you found it, you get the name it) Pandoravirus yedoma. And, yes, they purposely came up with a name that referenced Pandora’s box. You remember that little box right? Find a refresher here, if you need one. 

If you don’t have any idea about what can happen when you mess with ancient viruses, you might consider reading The Passage. Click picture to navigate to Cronin’s website.

That’s the first of the trilogy by Justin Cronin. Yes, I know it’s fiction, but all kinds of fiction movies and past TV series seem to be coming true these days. 

We must, somehow, stop all of this nonsense. I’ve got some rope…

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