Be proud! “We” will create vaccines in 100 days!

 

Today let’s look at the turbo-creation of new mRNA vaccines. The ‘political’ news on offer have been so chewed over that really, news editors should simply leave them aside to fester. Here’s the compilation – see for yourselves: “Newspaper headlines: ‘Plan B on Rwanda’ as ‘MPs defy second jobs anger’” (link). 

The only ‘good’ news picked from those front pages is that, according to the front page of ‘Metro’, Labour will also use ‘migrant barges’. In other words: vote Labour, all you racist, bigoted, Tory-voting ‘old white people’ because there’ll be no difference in ‘migrant policies’. Yeah right: we’ll believe that.

And so to ‘science’. Under the headlineVaccines ‘from lab to jab in 100 days” The Times proudly reports (all emphases are mine):

Britain could roll out vaccines within 100 days of a deadly virus emerging under a new programme designed to stop future pandemics in their tracks. Hundreds of scientists have begun work on the high-security project, developing “prototype” vaccines against diseases including bird flu and preparing for any unknown future threat, described as “Disease X”.” (link, paywalled)

At first glance this looks like another of those ‘be proud, be very proud’ puff pieces about how clever we Brits are. However, some extremely disquieting facts are reported. It’s not so much that there’s this ‘secret’ facility at Porton Down, it’s this ‘look at us!’ remark about the UK becoming:

“the global leader in vaccine development. It is working towards a “100-day mission” to deploy vaccines within three months of a virus being detected in humans.” (link, paywalled)

If  you’ve already wondered how this would work, firstly read this:

The new £65 million facility is the only place in the world with the capacity to carry out every stage of vaccine development, from isolating harmful pathogens to quickly conducting clinical trials. Scientists would be able to test thousands of treatments at the same time to quickly establish which existing drugs are most effective.” (link, paywalled)

Conducting clinical trials within 100 days? Does this remind anyone of … anything? Like the wonder-vaccine pumped into us, by threat of severe social isolation and never mind side effects or death? The Times helpfully and proudly writes:

The site is operating in partnership with UK universities, the pharmaceutical industry and global health organisations. More than 200 scientists are working to create libraries of prototype vaccines for virus families seen as the most likely to cause a pandemic, such as influenza. These vaccines can be tweaked according to the genetic sequence of any deadly new strain by deploying the same mRNA technology used in the Covid jabs made by Pfizer and Moderna.” (link, paywalled)

Ah – the good old mRNA technology! The side effects, the long-term damage, hasn’t even been investigated properly, but “we” are happily going to ‘create’ new mRNA vaccines? I wonder if the prospect of establishing a ‘centre’ such as this is the reason why authorities are dragging their feet in the ongoing inquiries and why our glorious MSM don’t report about these inquiries … 

Moreover, I am astonished that the usual race mongers aren’t screaming blue murder, given that the first ‘success’ is a vaccine against the Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever which might start the next pandemic:

“clinical trials to test the world’s first vaccine against Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever [have begun].  The virus, which is spread by tick bites, is fatal in 30 per cent of cases and is seen as one of the biggest pandemic threats.” (link, paywalled)

Look at the global distribution map of this disease: well, as the name suggests, it’s concentrated in African and subtropical middle eastern areas! This leads to the unappetising thought that the ‘health’ organisations’ are now going to try out the ‘blessings’ of mRNA vaccines on populations where the covid vaccine hasn’t been used to the extent it it has in the Western world. Surely, this is racist?

This ‘pandemic’ was expected to have arrived here in the UK last month (link) but so far I’m not aware that people have been keeling over with this. It’s especially intriguing because the ticks with this pathogen are said to arrive on migratory birds. I seem to vaguely remember that bird migration is taking place in Spring.

Hammering home “Teh Message” and providing the next arsenal of fear porn is this statement by the UKHSA Chief Executive, Ms Harries, who said:

“[…] the likelihood of another pandemic was growing due to climate change, urbanisation and global migration, all of which increase the risk of a virus leaping from animals to humans. “Covid-19 was the biggest public health incident for a century but I don’t think any of us think it will be a century before the next one comes,” she added. A government analysis of more than 80 threats to Britain identified another pandemic as the greatest danger, suggesting the chances were as high as one in four of a crisis within the next five years that could cause 840,000 deaths.” (link, paywalled)

Blame ‘climate change’ – how convenient! To prevent those 840,000 deaths – how precise is that calculation! – we’ll be offered or forced to accept more mRNA vaccines. Well, I suppose that’s one way of getting to grips with overpopulation …

I leave you with other ’science news’: aromatherapy might help with preventing Alzheimers. I’m especially glad to learn this because the ‘study’ was undertaken on 12 subjects, six of whom improved while the others didn’t and the control group got ‘worse’ (link, paywalled). Stunning, isn’t it! But what can we expect from a ‘science’ establishment which gleefully attempts to ‘create’ vaccines, ‘clinical trials’ included, in 100 days …

That’s all I have for today. I’m sure we’re all very proud of our incredibly scientific scientists and their “100-day vaccines”. Have a good day.