By Jon Rappoport
As my readers know, I’ve been reporting on new types of technology that could be used in a coming COVID-19 vaccine—and warning about the consequences.
One such technology is: DNA vaccines. They would alter recipients’ genetic makeup permanently.
One of the visible knock-on effects of the COVID crisis has been a clear acceleration by government and corporations toward a more automated society, or more aptly called the Fourth Industrial Revolution. However, long before the present crisis began, society was already being primed for this bold and concerted move towards a next-level technocracy.
There’s just a few too many coincidences surrounding this Coronavirus crisis and the incessant promotion of “stuff” by governments, the World Health Organization, and their corporate and ‘philanthropic’ foundation sponsors.
International best-selling author, Dr Vernon Coleman MB ChB DSc FRSA, lists a number of incidents which, he believes, support the contention (shared by many) that we’re in the middle of a global conspiracy to take control of our lives. Watch:
Now in it fourth month of Lockdown, the UK government seems to be caught between a rock and hard place. They are so deeply invested in their initial Coronavirus narrative and reactionary policy measures, that to pull back now would mean admitting that they were wrong to begin with. For today’s new breed of self-inflated, social media-obsessed narcissistic political operatives, admitting that you were partly responsibly for cratering your country’s economy and ruining tens of millions of lives (all based on a wild guess), if a fate worse than mortality itself.
John Miltimore
FEE
In 2010, The Atlantic said that Dr. John Ioannidis “may be one of the most influential scientists alive.”
The article, written by David H. Freedman, made it clear the Greek-American physician-scientist’s rising star stemmed in part from the fearlessness he demonstrated in challenging bad science in the medical research field.
At multiple sites across the planet, there is clear evidence of advanced ancient civilizations.
Are masks really that effective in stopping the spread of respiratory diseases?
It is still widely assumed that personal protective equipment (PPE) is an essential item in protecting oneself and others against the COVID-19 epidemic. Certainly, this is of paramount concern for healthcare workers who will be using a combination of N95 masks, shields, gloves and gowns in order to protect themselves from becoming infected from SARS-CoV-2.
While other countries and societies are getting back to life as normal, in Britain, the social distancing folly continues. For whatever reason, UK government officials seem desperate to cling to the crisis, and impose new restrictions every week which are only really effective at one thing: hampering business and trade.
At the start of the coronavirus lockdown, popular online video conferencing app Zoom experienced unprecedented growth in the use of its platform – driven largely by healthy people going into ‘self-quarantine’ and gathering virtually around the world.
Leading oncologist Professor Karol Sikora raised eyebrows last month when he said a COVID-19 vaccine may not be needed. In this recent news segment, he explains how the coronavirus may eventually just ‘peter out’ long before any much-awaited vaccine ever arrives. But is he right? And what does this mean for the government’s ambitious new mass-testing and contact tracing regime?
