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Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel Says They ‘Copied & Pasted’ the Spike Sequence From the Chinese Government “Think about the COVID vaccine … We copied and paste spike. When the virus was sequenced and put online by the Chinese government early in the pandemic, we had it in like in...

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Blake Kuhn1 year ago

‘Copied and pasted’ from the same government that lied about the virus from day one??? Feels more like a tech demo than science. Trust was the first casualty in this pandemic.

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Chief Nerd1 year ago

Surely our top adversary would give us safe code, right?

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BBG, Esq.1 year ago

Oh sweet. I definitely trust China

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Chief Nerd1 year ago

❌ Installing Chinese code on your phone ✅ Injecting Chinese code in your body

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Andrew G. Huff, PhD, MS 🇺🇸1 year ago

Fascinating. As I recall Baric received a copy from Moderna in December 2019.

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Chief Nerd1 year ago

👀

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Ben1 year ago

I've asked CDC if they have independently verified the sequences of the Chinese. They have not, besides relying on public resources. Nobody has actually verified that the published sequence is truly that of the virus. This could as well be modern warfare.. Leak a "novel sequence" to the world, including a bit of theater, and some conspiracy of a "lab leak", and have the western corporations produce the vaccine - now you have the real bioweapon! Including the lockdowns, which hurt people and the economy, etc.

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Andrew Fisher1 year ago

this fucking evil made billions selling scam vaccine to Americans He should be prosecuted and jailed

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FreeThinkerFitness1 year ago

Covid was a big lie.

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Nick Hudson1 year ago

Except the sequence wasn’t really “from the Chinese” now, was it?

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