The same people who developed the virus also developed the vaccines. Maybe the vaccines were also designed to harm us? By David Archibald.
It is now commonly accepted that covid had its origin in a lab and wasn’t from a bat, or racoon, or similar. But the next question has yet to be asked, which is: If it came from a lab, it was designed — what was it designed to do?
Now, it turns out that the same people who developed the virus also developed the vaccines. The patents over the covid vaccines were half-owned by Moderna and the other half by the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), under an arrangement that started in 2017. This arrangement allowed NIH staff to get a share of the royalty payments. The people approving the vaccines were also getting an income from them. It may also explain why Fauci and Collins, the head of the NIH, delayed their retirements for so long — they had been waiting for the vaccine payments.
If the virus was designed to harm us — and in the long term it degrades our immune systems — would the vaccine have been designed to heal us, or to protect us? The latter is hard to believe. The vaccines were designed to harm us, but in a different way. …
Any signs yet that vaccines are harmful?
Three main effects of the vaccines have been identified to date:
- Everyone of the vaccinated has heart damage as a result. A recent Japanese study found elevated glucose uptake in the hearts of the vaccinated, relative to the unvaccinated, and nobody missed out …
- The vaccinated are three and a half times more likely to be reinfected with covid, relative to the unvaccinated. Each infection is another chance to develop long covid and start the degradation of the immune system….
- The vaccines contain plasmids (small circular DNA molecules) from bacteria and SV40 (simian virus 40). Apparently this combination will result in the insertion of bacterial DNA into the genome of cells, causing the development of cancers. This aspect of the vaccines has begun to bear its bitter fruit. From an online comment: “Dr. Risch said patients must now wait months, not weeks, to get an appointment at an oncology clinic in New York. “What clinicians have been seeing,” said Dr. Risch, “is very strange things: For example, 25-year-olds with colon cancer, who don’t have family histories of the disease — that’s basically impossible along the known paradigm for how colon cancer works — and other long-latency cancers that they’re seeing in very young people.” Others have also reported “explosive” colon cancer in people in their twenties, decades ahead of when that might normally been seen. And these are being detected after they have already metastasized. …
Motivation?
The elite don’t like ordinary people. To make it easier to kill us, it helps if they dehumanise us. So they refer to us “useless eaters”, a term made prominent by the World Economic Forum’s Uval Harari.
Let’s hope that isn’t true. Nobody wants to talk about it yet, because “everyone” was vaccinated…
