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BREAKING: US Scientists- Funded By Bill Gates- Are Studying How To Release Ticks Engineered To Deliver A “Vaccine” That Gives Humans A Violent Allergy To Eating Beef! You know what ticks are, right? So, since humans won't stop eating natural beef and turn to Bill Gates' artificial (synthetic) meat,...

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A chilling new front has been opened in the war on climate change, and the public is the target. Mainstream bioethicists, funded at major universities, are now openly discussing a plan to combat global warming by deliberately spreading a plague of ticks. The goal? To induce a potentially fatal meat allergy in the population. As reported, peer-reviewed studies from institutions like Western Michigan University explore the "benefits" of weaponizing ticks. The logic is simple: if people develop a life-threatening allergy to red meat, they will stop eating beef, thereby reducing cattle methane emissions. The abstract of one such study, funded in part by the Bill Gates Foundation, explicitly argues for this as a solution. Commenting on this development, Alex Jones stated: "This is their new 'net zero' strategy—a planned plague. They've done it before. In the 80s and 90s, they grew vaccines on peanut protein, creating a violent autoimmune response that explains the explosion of deadly peanut allergies. Now, they can't produce nanotech robots to deliver this new poison, so they're using a 'little ticky.' Don't believe them when they say these new diseases are from a 'warmer climate.' Lyme didn't come from a hot jungle; it came from Plum Island. This is a deliberate, funded, and evil attack disguised as environmentalism." The Gates Foundation's parallel funding of biotechnology to "control" cattle ticks reveals the mechanism: develop, release, and test. As this research progresses, the question remains: how long until these "beneficial" ticks magically appear in your backyard?

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