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Moderna developing new mRNA flu vaccine for upcoming avian influenza plandemic
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Fauci, Gates have already funded bioweapons development for bird flu and Spanish flu hybrids | The next plandemic is already underway. Moderna and two other vaccine developers (GlaxoSmithKline & CSL Seqirus) are already preparing human subjects to take a new mRNA flu vaccine for an upcoming avian influenza pandemic. It is important to note that avian influenza (H5N1) has never posed a threat to mankind, but due to more recent gain-of-function virology experiments, the virus now includes hybrid subtypes that can cross from birds to mammals, and potentially from birds to humans. New strains of bird flu have already crossed from birds to wild mammals and the situation is currently being monitored by governments around the world. ● Shayan Sharif, a professor and associate dean with the Ontario Veterinary College recently warned the virus is ‘gathering momentum’ and becoming more of a human threat. “Various pieces of the puzzle are coming together for this virus to become transmissible among humans, Sharif told Global News. “This particular virus has the potential to become a pandemic virus, and if it does, then we have to be absolutely ready because the fatality rate of this virus could be far greater than what we saw for COVID-19.” ● Gain-of-function research on avian influenza has already been funded by Dr. Anthony Fauci from the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Disease and by Bill Gates through his philanthropic ventures through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. In fact, it was Fauci’s funding of gain-of-function research for weaponized bird flu that led to the 2012 moratorium on gain-of-function research. At the time, Fauci funded Ron Fouchier, a Dutch virologist. Fouchier’s team created an airborne bird flu strain that was genetically engineered in ferrets and designed for cross-species infection.
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