The document discusses several topics:
1. It suggests that gain of function research to enhance the abilities of coronaviruses like COVID-19 was conducted by researchers in the US and China. A French-built lab in Wuhan may have transferred this technology.
2. It claims a UK scientist received over $200 million to transfer technology to the Wuhan Institute and was later part of a WHO investigation team.
3. It argues that vaccines will create antibodies for the original virus but mass vaccination led to mutations creating a vaccine-resistant virus that antibodies cannot fight.
4. The second document discusses the differences between payment gateways, which interface with customers, and payment service providers, which process transactions
The document discusses several topics:
1. It suggests that gain of function research to enhance the abilities of coronaviruses like COVID-19 was conducted by researchers in the US and China. A French-built lab in Wuhan may have transferred this technology.
2. It claims a UK scientist received over $200 million to transfer technology to the Wuhan Institute and was later part of a WHO investigation team.
3. It argues that vaccines will create antibodies for the original virus but mass vaccination led to mutations creating a vaccine-resistant virus that antibodies cannot fight.
4. The second document discusses the differences between payment gateways, which interface with customers, and payment service providers, which process transactions
The document discusses several topics:
1. It suggests that gain of function research to enhance the abilities of coronaviruses like COVID-19 was conducted by researchers in the US and China. A French-built lab in Wuhan may have transferred this technology.
2. It claims a UK scientist received over $200 million to transfer technology to the Wuhan Institute and was later part of a WHO investigation team.
3. It argues that vaccines will create antibodies for the original virus but mass vaccination led to mutations creating a vaccine-resistant virus that antibodies cannot fight.
4. The second document discusses the differences between payment gateways, which interface with customers, and payment service providers, which process transactions
The document discusses several topics:
1. It suggests that gain of function research to enhance the abilities of coronaviruses like COVID-19 was conducted by researchers in the US and China. A French-built lab in Wuhan may have transferred this technology.
2. It claims a UK scientist received over $200 million to transfer technology to the Wuhan Institute and was later part of a WHO investigation team.
3. It argues that vaccines will create antibodies for the original virus but mass vaccination led to mutations creating a vaccine-resistant virus that antibodies cannot fight.
4. The second document discusses the differences between payment gateways, which interface with customers, and payment service providers, which process transactions
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there is so much it is easy to get lost. there are quite a few people out there who have demonstrated dr. Baric in NC and quite a few labs in the US have done gain of function research and most probably developed this covid19. Next step is china. interestingly french build this wuhan institute in 2009 (very recent) and got out. Next you got this dr. Dszakak (UK citizen) who gets paid more than 200 million and transfer the technology to Wuhan Institute. Interestingly, he was on WHO team to investigate Wuhan. Then you have changing of pandemic definition to fit covid. Lost of pieces that chinese just got handed the bag to get caught ... there is also, a dr. Lieber (harvard head of chemistry dep.) who had a couple of chinese assistants who got arrested by FBI back in early 2000 when this exploded ... then no word on him. It is clear this was prepared ... the issue before us is this: is the vaxx a bioweapon? here comes dr. bossche, who says that vaxx will create antibodies for this wild type, but having this mass vaxx created mutations, and eventually a terrible virus vaxx resistant. by having this vaxx your immunity system will not be able to produce antibodies to fight it ... this is the real thing with the vaxx ... others talk about ADE, and spike protein which never stops.
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