Editor’s Note: They say they’re just doing research. They say they’re just testing things out. But let’s get real, folks. This is exactly what they think they need to get the rest of us jabbed.
For two decades scientists have been quietly developing self-spreading contagious vaccines. The NIH funded this research, in which either DNA from a deadly pathogen is packaged in a contagious but less harmful virus, or the deadly virus’s lethality is weakened by engineering it in a lab.
The resultant “vaccines” spread from one person to the next just like a contagious respiratory virus. Only five percent of regional populations would need to be immunized; the other ninety-five percent would “catch” the vaccine as it spread person-to-person through community transmission.
This technology bypasses the inconvenience of recalcitrant citizens who may refuse to give consent. Its advocates highlight that a mass vaccination campaign that would ordinarily take months of expensive effort to immunize everyone could be shortened to only a few weeks.
Scientists have already shown proof of concept in animal populations: in 2000, Spanish researchers injected seventy rabbits with a transmissible vaccine and returned them to the wild, where they quickly passed the vaccine on to hundreds more, reportedly stopping a viral outbreak. European countries are now testing the technology on pigs.
In the wake of the covid pandemic, about a dozen research institutions in the U.S., Europe, and Australia are investigating the potential human uses for self-spreading vaccines. The federal Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), for example, is examining this technology for U.S. military to protect against the West Africa lassa fever, a virus spread by rats to humans. This project, it should be noted, does not require the consent of our military service men and women.
In 2019 the U.K. government began exploring this technology to address the seasonal flu. A research paper from Britain’s Department of Health and Social Care advised that university students could be an obvious target group:
They do not work so [vaccinating them] will not cause much economic disruption and most have second homes to go to, thereby spreading the vaccine.
Researchers admitted a contagious vaccine for an attenuated flu virus would cause some deaths but estimated these would be less than the original influenza virus. As the U.K. government report described:
Self-spreading vaccines are less lethal but not non-lethal: they can still kill. Some people will die who would otherwise have lived, though fewer people die overall.
As the saying goes, you can’t make an omelet without breaking a few eggs. Or in Lenin’s formulation, if you are going to chop down a forest then wood chips will fly. Contagious vaccines are in our future, their champions claim, and are no different than putting fluoride in drinking water. Plus, for those who find jabs unpleasant there are fewer needles required.
Government-funded research of lab-engineered viruses to create contagious self-spreading vaccines that bypass the consent of citizens. What could go wrong?
Article cross-posted with minor edits from Brownstone Institute.
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There are plans to put this deadly vaxx in our food chain and yes the water supply. They think no one would suspect anything. Maybe acquiring a geiger counter would help in deterring ingesting the poison? Tap water would be used washing hands and maybe bathing carefully or washing clothes, but no drinking! Bottle water from a reliable spring – and even that could be compromised – could be used for drinking purposes.
I want to move to the hills and watch the rest of humanity die off like they deserve.
You and me both. I’m tired of all this. It’s time to find a small cabin out in the forest and watch the rest of the world burn itself down.
I’m way ahead of both of you.
you and billions of others. if we don’t resist no one will be watching
that’s why we dont want “welfare” governments.
government should be only doing military, currency, juditiary/police and taxes (no income tax). no government in healthcare, education, commerce, energy, science, research and so on.
grow your own and have your own well.
The Lord rebuke them. They have no power than that which has been given them from above.
The “LORD” is BA’AL, maybe you should read a concordance and study that book more.
The funny part is, everyone knows this is wrong.
But if I sit and point out that the CONVID SCAMDEMIC, most of modern medicine, as well as BLM, CRT, LGBTQ, Feminism, et al, are all ran by JEWS, well then that gets to be a problem, doesn’t it? Because everybody LOVES “Jews” (for some un-Godly reason), so what ARE you going to do to fight this?
Kneel to the Jews and take your “vaccine”?
Or accept that Jews are our enemies and treat them as such.
Jesus Christ, the Son of the Living God, is a Jew. He is the Lion of the tribe of Judah.
That is the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard. Where did you read that? Oh wait, you didn’t, because you’re a Sunday-blasphemer that has never actually read the book. You need to go back to “Sunday School”, lol, because the guy you revere SO MUCH however you don’t know his ACTUAL NAME (cause, you’re so devoted) was NOT NAMED “JESUS” and he was NOT A JEW.
You can’t point to a single book, chapter, and verse that says what you are claiming.
But I can point to SEVERAL that outline PLAINLY that he is NOT.
John 10:26 (the guy you call “Jesus” is speaking to the Pharisees, who you know as JEWS today): “But you do not believe, because you are not of my sheep, just as I said to you.”
NOT OF MY SHEEP. Let’s move on…
John 8:47 (Still “Jesus”, still the “Pharisees” aka Jews): “Whoever is from God hears God’s words; therefore you are not hearing, because you are not from God.”
The word YAHWEH having been removed notwithstanding in this translation, we know from the BOOKS that “Jesus” (you’re really going to have to learn his name) was, indeed, full blooded JUDEAN, which is an ISRAELITE TRIBE. ALL “Israelite tribes” are from Yahweh Elohim who you probably call “G_d” because you’re too ignorant to know his name. And “Jesus” here CLEARLY STATES, to the JEWS, aka PHARISEES, YOU ARE NOT FROM YAHWEH.
Gosh, how little you’ve read that book, eh? Let’s move on.
In John 8:44 we hear “Jesus” tell us who the “Pharisees” are REALLY descended from, which you would know, if you knew the book of Genesis, specifically Genesis 3:13-15. He says, “You are from your father The Devil, and the desire of your father you are willing to do; from the beginning he has been murdering men and does not stand in the truth because there is no truth in him; whenever he speaks a lie, he speaks from what is his, because he is of falsehood and is also its father.”
So right there, not only does “Jesus” say the “Jews” are not of GOD, but also that they are OF THE DEVIL, which is to say, DESCENDED FROM LUCIFER.
You keep waving that book around like you’ve achieved salvation when you haven’t the faintest clue what it says or means isn’t going to work out for you, in the end. Just so you know.
Oh and by the way…BEWARE THOSE WHO SAY THEY ARE JEWS BUT ARE NOT FOR THEY ARE A SYNAGOGUE OF SATAN.
In the translation of Revelations here, the Jews mucked around a bit with the word “Jews” and “Israelites”, interchanging them intentionally like they do. In fact, most of scripture has been mucked with Jews since a failed minister and bankrupt lawyer somehow got his own “Scofield bible” published with the help of some Zionist financiers and the Oxford publishing company. And when they took over the Catholic Church with the foundation of the Jesuit order. And at the council of Nicaea. And when translating the Vulgate. Pretty much every chance they got.
Point being, revelations TELLS YOU TO BEWARE THOSE WHO GO TO SYNAGOGUE. It’s literally right there for you to read.
And I would very so much appreciate it if you would stop telling LIES about the covenant books you call “The Bible”, and also to stop telling lies about the people therein, because you obviously know VERY LITTLE about what’s in those pages.
And now that you’ve been righteously smacked down due to your “pseudo-faith”, I’m betting this is the last I’ll hear from you.
See, this guy was probably Jewish. Either that, or he learned how shamefully weak his scriptural knowledge was.