Gates, Soros to Control New Test Kits As “Scientists” Quietly Abandon PCR Tests

The CDC has quietly posted they will end the false-positive-prone PCR testing for COVID-19 (Polymerase Chain Reaction) after Dec. 31, 2021.

Conveniently on July 19, 2021, a consortium led by Bill Gates and George Soros has purchased Mologic, creator of new personal type test kits, in a deal worth $41 million.

Mologic received an $11.8 million NIH grant on March 31, 2021 to develop new kits. As a bonus, Mologic specializes in “Nanoparticle technology implementation and optimization.”

LEARN MORE: How high-cycle PCR tests give false positives.

Correlation is not causation, but obviously the number of cases will rise when you test more.

And our trusted “scientists” were using extremely high PCR test cycles, which PCR inventor Kary Mullis explained, can lead you to “find almost anything in anybody.”

Labs routinely used PCR test cycles over 35, with most labs not reporting cycles used. Technicians in Kansas used extremely high 42 cycles throughout the so-called pandemic.

Sadly, Kary Mullis passed away from influenza in August, 2019. #WrongArmFauci refused to debate him on science. Now it is too late.

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Scientists Enhance Monkey Brains, Humans Get Stupiderer

Scientists recently used parts of the human genome to double the brain sizes of Marmoset monkey fetuses.

The study, published in Science Magazine, says they also increased the folds of the monkey brain, which allows a larger brain to fit into a smaller skull. The brain neocortexes, linked to cognition and language control, were also enhanced.

The scientists at The Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics in Germany and the Central Institute for Experimental Animals in Japan used the human-specific ARHGAP11B gene.

The monkey fetuses were aborted to prevent unintended consequences.

Meanwhile: IQ scores are falling in “worrying” reversal of 20th century intelligence boom.

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Blood Experiments to Reduce Aging Are Making a Comeback

Parabiosis stitches together the vasculature of two living animals to see if young, healthy blood can improve the health of an aging animal.

The technique fell out of favor in the 1970s, but experiments at Stanford University and elsewhere have begun testing parabiosis and the effects of young blood on older humans.

So far young blood or plasma has not proven to extend life. Only caloric restriction and rapamycin have been shown to reverse the effects of ageing across human tissue.

Scientists at Stanford have found that “umbilical cord plasma from humans contains proteins that improve cognitive function in aged mice.”

There is no word of the treatment Joe Biden is undergoing for debate preparation.

CONCERNSWHEN WILL SCIENCE GO TOO FAR

  • Young blood could activate stem cells in older patients potentially increasing unwanted division of cancer cells.
  • Human trafficking as communist and socialist nation’s continue to devalue the individual for the collective’s sake.
  • During experiments one mouse sometimes ate the head of the other mouse!
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The Fauci-Approved Reconstructed 1918 Spanish Flu Virus

In 2005 Dr. Anthony Fauci and then CDC head Julie Gerberding approved the reconstruction of the 1918 Spanish Flu virus using reverse genetics from the unearthed genome sequence dug up in Alaska permafrost.

The influenza pandemic of 1918 killed up to 50 million people worldwide. An estimated 675,000 died in the United States where life expectancy was lowered by more than 10 years.

Dr. Terence Tumpey of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta and his team filled gaps in the 1918 strain with H1N1 genes and grew their recreated virus in canine kidney cells and hens’ eggs and then infected mice.

The strain manufactured in the lab generated 39,000 times more virus particles in mice lungs than a modern flu strain. All mice died within 6 days of infection.

“This would be extremely dangerous should it escape, and there is a long history of things escaping.”

Barbara Hatch Rosenberg
Molecular Biologist

The genome sequence was put on the GenBank database, so if someone wanted to recreate more of the Spanish Flu the technology is available.

Read the entire research article at Sci-Hub.

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Aristotle’s Tactics and Arguments for the Individual

Philosopher Stefan Molyneux has an excellent presentation on Aristotle (384 – 322 B.C.), shown above. It was purged from YouTube along with Molynuex’s entire ten-plus years of work.

Individuals have their own ability to reason, according to Artistotle, with the ultimate human goal being their own happiness in accordance with moral and intellectual virtue.

Aristotle fled Athens when the government changed hands, fearing the fate of the previously executed Socrates (470 – 399 B.C.)

Those in power target free thinking philosophers. YouTube has shown their stripes.

Audio: Stefan Molyneux’s podcast episode The Truth About Aristotle.

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