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If true this brings down the whole house of cards. Some please send this to Rand.
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Insane Bill Gates-Funded Professor Has Combined Bird Flu With Deadly Spanish Flu in Gain-of-Function Research
As mainstream media jarringly reverses its 3-year long contention and reportage that the COVID vaccines are “safe and effective,” now acknowledging a study which would almost certainly have previously been censored, a popular v-blogger unearthed, in 2022, a study which shows that a heavily Bill Gates-funded scientist at UW-Madison conducted gene-splicing research on bird flu which “enhanced the pathogen’s virulence” in mammals.
Such research is often referred to as “gain-of-function” research. It has been banned in the US since 2014, and has been an object of contention since the NIAID under Anthony Fauci continued the type of research after that by offshoring it to China. Fauci has been referred to the US Department of Justice by US Senator Rand Paul for allegedly lying to Congress about the research.
On June 4, 2024 the UK Telegraph reported that “Covid Vaccines May Have Helped Rise in Excess Deaths,” after joining in the open censorship by mainstream media of any information from any source which ran contrary to the World Heath Organization’s and the medical establishment’s insistence that the mRNA COVID vaccines were “safe and effective.”
Now, as the World Health Organization (WHO) has been accused by the Mexican government of falsely declaring the world’s first ‘bird flu” death, attention returns to the 2022 work of popular v-blogger (video blogger) IceAgeFarmer in which he uncovered University of Wisconsin gene-splicing, “gain-of-function” research in 2008 which, in the wrong hands, could possibly wipe out much of humanity.
As birds are migratory animals able to cover vast distances and jump continents, airport and travel restrictions would be futile. The research describes the genetic combination in a lab of archived “Spanish Flu” virus from 1918 with Bird Flu virus.
The lead scientist in the research, UW-Madison Prof. Yoshihiro Kawaoka, known in science circles as a “star in the flu world,” was given a $2 million grant in 2019 by the Gates Foundation. In 2009, Prof. Kawaoka received a $9.5 million grant from Gates for bird flu research which would, according to a UW press release, would study:
“viral proteins that allow avian influenza viruses to bind to human receptors or facilitate efficient replication in human cells.”
The 2008 research uncovered by IceAgeFarmer is entitled “Genes That Made 1918 Flu Lethal Isolated.” A portion of the research paper follows. As instances of Bird Flu continue to be played up in the media, parallel announcements of a remarkably quickly developed Bird Flu vaccine indicate a renewed push for mandatory vaccinations, digital vaccine passports, and renewed trampling on basic rights and civil liberties.
“By mixing and matching a contemporary flu virus with the “Spanish flu” — a virus that killed between 20 and 50 million people 90 years ago in history’s most devastating outbreak of infectious disease — researchers have identified a set of three genes that helped underpin the extraordinary virulence of the 1918 virus.
Writing December 29 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, a team led by University of Wisconsin-Madison virologists Yoshihiro Kawaoka and Tokiko Watanabe identifies genes that gave the 1918 virus the capacity to reproduce in lung tissue, a hallmark of the pathogen that claimed more lives than all the battles of World War I combined….
To find the gene or genes that enabled the virus to invade the lungs, Kawaoka and his group blended genetic elements from the 1918 flu virus with those of a currently circulating avian influenza virus and tested the variants on ferrets, an animal that mimics human flu infection.
For the most part, substituting single genes from the 1918 virus onto the template of a much more benign contemporary virus yielded agents that could only replicate in the upper respiratory tract. One exception, however, included a complex of three genes that, acting in concert with another key gene, allowed the virus to efficiently colonize lung cells and make RNA polymerase, a protein necessary for the virus to reproduce.
“The RNA polymerase is used to make new copies of the virus,” Kawaoka explains. Without the protein, the virus is unable to make new virus particles and spread infection to nearby cells.
In the late 1990s, scientists were able to recover genes from the 1918 virus by looking in the preserved lung tissue of some of the pandemic’s victims. Using the relic genes, Kawaoka’s group was able to generate viruses that carry different combinations of the 1918 virus and modern seasonal influenza virus.
When tested, most of the hybrid viruses only infected the nasal passages of ferrets and didn’t cause pneumonia. But one did infect the lungs, and it carried the RNA polymerase genes from the 1918 virus that allowed the virus to make the key step of synthesizing its proteins.
In 2004, Kawaoka and his team identified another key gene from the 1918 virus that enhanced the pathogen’s virulence in mice. That gene makes hemagglutinin, a protein found on the surface of the virus and that confers on viral particles the ability to attach to host cells.
“Here, I think we are talking about another mechanism,” Kawaoka says. The RNA polymerase is used to make copies of the virus once it has entered a host cell. The role of hemagglutinin is to help the virus gain access to cells.””
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https://coronanews123.wordpress.com...dly-spanish-flu-in-gain-of-function-research/
Insane Bill Gates-Funded Professor Has Combined Bird Flu With Deadly Spanish Flu in Gain-of-Function Research
As mainstream media jarringly reverses its 3-year long contention and reportage that the COVID vaccines are “safe and effective,” now acknowledging a study which would almost certainly have previously been censored, a popular v-blogger unearthed, in 2022, a study which shows that a heavily Bill Gates-funded scientist at UW-Madison conducted gene-splicing research on bird flu which “enhanced the pathogen’s virulence” in mammals.
Such research is often referred to as “gain-of-function” research. It has been banned in the US since 2014, and has been an object of contention since the NIAID under Anthony Fauci continued the type of research after that by offshoring it to China. Fauci has been referred to the US Department of Justice by US Senator Rand Paul for allegedly lying to Congress about the research.
On June 4, 2024 the UK Telegraph reported that “Covid Vaccines May Have Helped Rise in Excess Deaths,” after joining in the open censorship by mainstream media of any information from any source which ran contrary to the World Heath Organization’s and the medical establishment’s insistence that the mRNA COVID vaccines were “safe and effective.”
As birds are migratory animals able to cover vast distances and jump continents, airport and travel restrictions would be futile. The research describes the genetic combination in a lab of archived “Spanish Flu” virus from 1918 with Bird Flu virus.
The lead scientist in the research, UW-Madison Prof. Yoshihiro Kawaoka, known in science circles as a “star in the flu world,” was given a $2 million grant in 2019 by the Gates Foundation. In 2009, Prof. Kawaoka received a $9.5 million grant from Gates for bird flu research which would, according to a UW press release, would study:
“viral proteins that allow avian influenza viruses to bind to human receptors or facilitate efficient replication in human cells.”
The 2008 research uncovered by IceAgeFarmer is entitled “Genes That Made 1918 Flu Lethal Isolated.” A portion of the research paper follows. As instances of Bird Flu continue to be played up in the media, parallel announcements of a remarkably quickly developed Bird Flu vaccine indicate a renewed push for mandatory vaccinations, digital vaccine passports, and renewed trampling on basic rights and civil liberties.
“By mixing and matching a contemporary flu virus with the “Spanish flu” — a virus that killed between 20 and 50 million people 90 years ago in history’s most devastating outbreak of infectious disease — researchers have identified a set of three genes that helped underpin the extraordinary virulence of the 1918 virus.
Writing December 29 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, a team led by University of Wisconsin-Madison virologists Yoshihiro Kawaoka and Tokiko Watanabe identifies genes that gave the 1918 virus the capacity to reproduce in lung tissue, a hallmark of the pathogen that claimed more lives than all the battles of World War I combined….
To find the gene or genes that enabled the virus to invade the lungs, Kawaoka and his group blended genetic elements from the 1918 flu virus with those of a currently circulating avian influenza virus and tested the variants on ferrets, an animal that mimics human flu infection.
For the most part, substituting single genes from the 1918 virus onto the template of a much more benign contemporary virus yielded agents that could only replicate in the upper respiratory tract. One exception, however, included a complex of three genes that, acting in concert with another key gene, allowed the virus to efficiently colonize lung cells and make RNA polymerase, a protein necessary for the virus to reproduce.
“The RNA polymerase is used to make new copies of the virus,” Kawaoka explains. Without the protein, the virus is unable to make new virus particles and spread infection to nearby cells.
In the late 1990s, scientists were able to recover genes from the 1918 virus by looking in the preserved lung tissue of some of the pandemic’s victims. Using the relic genes, Kawaoka’s group was able to generate viruses that carry different combinations of the 1918 virus and modern seasonal influenza virus.
When tested, most of the hybrid viruses only infected the nasal passages of ferrets and didn’t cause pneumonia. But one did infect the lungs, and it carried the RNA polymerase genes from the 1918 virus that allowed the virus to make the key step of synthesizing its proteins.
In 2004, Kawaoka and his team identified another key gene from the 1918 virus that enhanced the pathogen’s virulence in mice. That gene makes hemagglutinin, a protein found on the surface of the virus and that confers on viral particles the ability to attach to host cells.
“Here, I think we are talking about another mechanism,” Kawaoka says. The RNA polymerase is used to make copies of the virus once it has entered a host cell. The role of hemagglutinin is to help the virus gain access to cells.””
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