Unless rampant genetic experimentation is regulated, the whole population of the world will continue on a risky journey towards an unknown destination somewhere in a biotechnology future
Today I want to reach out across a divide and back in time.
At the beginning of the pandemic, the origin of Covid-19 was of special concern to everyone—the question was ‘who was ultimately to blame?’.
The dialogue was between those who thought its origin was zoonotic (jumped from an animal) and those thinking it was made in a laboratory.
We never received a definitive answer to this debate, but nevertheless our government decided early on in mid 2020 that the idea that Covid-19 came from a laboratory was a conspiracy theory (see my article ‘The Jacinda Papers’).
The immediate value to Jacinda’s government should be obvious, if Covid-19 came from an animal it was a natural virus requiring the time honoured solution of a vaccine.
If it came from a biotechnology laboratory, there would be an issue of trust—could the same people who created Covid-19 be trusted to cure it?
Moving back to the present day, genomists have made real progress in resolving the debate around the origins of Covid-19.
Some genetic sequences in Covid-19 have been found in mutated strains of HIV which appear to have no place in any animal viruses and some genetic constructs of Covid-19 are not natural at all, but they are identical to genetic sequences patented before the pandemic by Moderna—a company who created a Covid-19 mRNA vaccine.
The details are technical but the process of researching the connections has been rendered accessible to a lay person
https://arkmedic.substack.com/p/how-to-blast-your-way-to-the-truth?utm_source=url
In general, the debate about Covid-19 origins has swung strongly back towards a laboratory origin, especially considering that it is now clear that the early calls for a zoonotic origin were mainly from scientists involved in the experiments at the Wuhan lab who would have most to lose from the debate.
This gives us all a completely different perspective about that other crucial debate between the provaxx and antivaxx camps (let’s leave aside for a moment the supporters from both camps who are anti-mandate).
Both the vaccinated and the unvaccinated are actually facing a common foe—risky biotechnology experimentation leading either to a virulent illness or a novel vaccine with a high rate of adverse reactions.
Whatever political end game that emerges, both camps are left with a common problem—how to control biotechnology experimentation that threatens the stability of life itself (see my video The Pandemic of Biotechnology).
We are up against formidable obstacles:
- Military interest in biotechnology continues for reasons of both offense and defense. More accidents are inevitable. No weapon ever invented remains unused.
- Commercial investment in biotechnology is huge, there are fortunes to be made and lost depending on the outcomes of experimentation and regulation. Inevitably this means political lobbying and donations with strings attached.
- There is a massive academic class of trained biotechnology researchers looking for employment and professional kudos who are dominating research perspectives and calling for more biotech funding in universities.
- There are popular myths of biotechnology carefully curated through media support that biotech will ultimately cure all diseases and feed the world. As a result, biotechnology is seen by the public and medical professionals as the new frontier of medical and social miracles, but without any understanding of the huge risks and historical accidents. This has led to political myopia concerning biotech risk.
It is time to recognise that both the vaccinated and unvaccinated have actually been relying on the same pandemic exit strategy.
The unvaccinated are trusting their natural immune system to protect them. The vaccinated are trusting their natural immune system to react appropriately to a vaccine and thereby protect them.
So both groups are trusting their natural immune system. Perhaps what neither group fully realised was that biotech manipulation is a common foe that is busy offering novel products, some of which are capable of overwhelming our natural immune system whether we are vaccinated or not.
No exit strategy from the divisive horrors of the pandemic will be complete without instituting limitations on biotechnology experimentation.
For that, the political myopia concerning biotechnology dangers needs to be overcome.
This will require a massive educational effort and inviolable constitutional safeguards.
Guy Hatchard PhD was formerly a senior manager at Genetic ID a global food testing and certification company (now known as FoodChain ID)
