thevaccinereaction--2020-09-29--Will New COVID Vaccine Make You Transhuman?

Two years ago , in October 2018 , Forbes contributor Neil Sahota , a United Nations artificial intelligence adviser and UC Irvine professor , warned that transhumanism is fast approaching—likely faster than you think.1 “ In the past few years , there has been considerable discussion around the idea we are slowly merging with our technology , that we are becoming transhuman , with updated abilities , including enhanced intelligence , strength , and awareness , ” Sahota writes .
The goal of the transhumanist movement , or “ Human 2.0 , ” is to transcend biology into technology .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the video above , to meld human biology with technology and artificial intelligence .
Two visible proponents of transhumanism are Ray Kurzweil ( director of engineering at Google since 2012 ) and Elon Musk ( founder of SpaceX , Tesla and Neuralink ) .
Standing at the Crossroads of Transhumanism According to Madej , right now , today , we may be standing at the literal crossroads of transhumanism , thanks to the fast approaching release of one or more mRNA COVID-19 vaccines .
Many of the COVID-19 vaccines currently being fast-tracked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is aimed at manipulating your very biology , and therefore have the potential to alter the biology of the entire human race .
Conventional vaccines train your body to recognize and respond to the proteins of a particular virus by injecting a small amount of the actual viral protein into your body , thereby triggering an immune response and the development of antibodies .
This is not what happens with an mRNA vaccine .
The theory behind these vaccines is that when you inject the mRNA into your cells , it will stimulate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ protein.2 The mRNA COVID-19 vaccine will be the first of its kind .
No mRNA vaccine has ever been licensed before .
And , to add insult to injury , they ’ re forgoing all animal safety testing .
Madej reviews some of the background of certain individuals participating in the race for a COVID-19 vaccine , which include Moderna co-founder Derrick Rossi , a Harvard researcher who successfully reprogrammed stem cells using modified RNA , thus changing the function of the stem cells .
Moderna was founded on this concept of being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ genetic engineering , Madej says .
As mentioned , the mRNA vaccines are designed to instruct your cells to make the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein , the glycoprotein that attaches to the ACE2 receptor of the cell .
This is the first stage of the two-stage process viruses use to gain entry into cells .
The idea is that by creating the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein , your immune system will mount a response to it and begin producing antibodies to the virus .
However , as reported by The Vaccine Reaction , researchers have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ auto-reactive antibodies and autoimmune problems are not insignificant concerns .
In fact , these are in large part why previous attempts to create a coronavirus vaccine have ALL failed .
Over the past 20 years , coronavirus vaccine research has been plagued by one consistent adverse outcome in particular , namely paradoxical immune enhancement .
This is caused by the fact that coronaviruses produce two different types of antibodies—neutralizing antibodies5 that fight the infection , and binding antibodies6 ( also known as nonneutralizing antibodies ) that can not prevent viral infection .
Incapable @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can instead trigger paradoxical immune enhancement .
What that means is that it looks good until you get the disease , and then it makes the disease far worse than it would have been otherwise .
As detailed in my interview with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. , in one coronavirus vaccine trial using ferrets , all the vaccinated animals died when exposed to the actual virus .
According to Madej , animal studies have also found the type of mRNA technology introduced with this vaccine can increase the risk of cancer and mutagenesis @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Need to Know About the Delivery System Madej goes on to discuss how this mRNA vaccine is going to be administered .
Rather than a conventional injection , the vaccine will be administered using a microneedle platform .
Not only can it be mass produced quickly , but it can also be administered by anyone .
It ’ s as simple at attaching an adhesive bandage to your arm .
The adhesive side of the bandage has rows of tiny microneedles and a hydrogel base that contains luciferase enzyme and the vaccine itself @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the microneedles are said to be nearly painless when pressed into the skin .
The idea is that the microneedles will puncture the skin , delivering the modified synthetic RNA into the nucleus of your cells .
RNA is essentially coding material that your body uses .
In this case , as mentioned , the instructions are to produce the SARS-CoV-2 viral protein .
The problem with all of this , Madej notes , is that they ’ re using a process called transfection — a process used to create genetically modified organisms @ @ @ @ @ @ @ confirmed GMO foods are not as healthy as conventional unmodified foods .
The question is , might we also become less healthy ?
“ Vaccine manufacturers have stated that this will not alter our DNA , our genome , ” Madej says .
Naturally , we won ’ t find out the truth about whether the vaccine causes a temporary or permanent change for many years after the experimental vaccine is introduced , and that ’ s an important piece of information .
Why ?
Because synthetic genes can be patented .
So @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up creating permanent changes in the genome , humans will contain patentable genes .
What will that mean for us , seeing how patents have owners , and owners have patent rights ?
Another part of the delivery system that raises its own set of questions is the use of the enzyme luciferase , which has bioluminescent qualities .
While invisible under normal conditions , using a cellphone app or special device , you will be able to see a glowing vaccination mark .
As described in the journal RSC Advances7 in 2015 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ efficiently deliver genes into cells.
” The abstract discusses their use as “ self-illuminating probes for hepatoma imaging , ” but the fact that quantum dots can deliver genetic material is interesting in itself .
The hydrogel , meanwhile , is a DARPA invention that involves nanotechnology and nanobots .
This “ bioelectronic interface ” is part of how the vaccination mark will be able to connect to your smartphone , Madej says , providing information about blood sugar , heart rate and any number of other biological data .
“ It has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ goes on in your body , ” Madej says .
This will have immediate ramifications for our privacy , yet no one has yet addressed where this information will be going .
Who will collect and have access to all this data ?
Who will be responsible for protecting it ?
How will it be used ?
Also , if your cellphone can receive information from your body , what information can your body receive from it , or other sources ?
Could transmissions affect our mood ?
Our behavior ?
Our physical @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In his Forbes article,8 Sahota quotes Kurzweil ’ s book “ The Singularity Is Near : When Humans Transcend Biology , ” in which Kurzweil states : If Madej turns out to be correct , and the mRNA vaccine ushers in the ability to alter not only our genes but also opens the door for nanotechnology-driven interfacing between our bodies and programmable technology , aren ’ t we in fact stepping over the line into transhuman territory ?
The Truthstream Media video above discusses the larger issues of transhumanism and the race to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
There are even ongoing attempts to upload the human mind into the cloud , ultimately creating a form of “ digital hive mind ” where everyone communicates via “ Wi-Fi telepathy.
” This , despite the fact we still do not fully understand what “ the mind ” actually is , or where it ’ s located .
Another transhumanist that has recently brought us to a brand-new precipice is Elon Musk , with his latest venture , Neuralink , described in the video presentation given in late August , above .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ direct current stimulation .
For now , the device is aimed at helping people with brain or spinal injuries .
Ultimately , the goal is to merge the human brain with computers .
I have strong reservations about this .
There ’ s tremendous room for unintended psychological and psychiatric consequences .
In an interview that I did with psychiatrist Dr. Peter Breggin that has not yet been published , he discussed his concerns with this technology , saying : Getting back to the mRNA vaccines , time will tell just how hazardous @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if the changes end up being permanent , the chance of long-term side effects is much greater than if they end up being temporary .
In a worst-case scenario , whatever changes occur could even be generational .
The problem is these issues won ’ t be readily apparent any time soon .
In my view , this vaccine could easily turn into a global catastrophe the likes of which we ’ ve never experienced before .
We really should not be quick to dismiss the idea that these vaccines may cause permanent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ proof that even conventional vaccines have the ability to do that , and they don ’ t involve the insertion of synthetic RNA .
After the H1N1 swine flu of 2009 , the ASO3-adjuvanted swine flu vaccine Pandemrix ( a fast-tracked vaccine used in Europe but not in the U.S. during 2009-2010 ) was causally linked9 to childhood narcolepsy , which abruptly skyrocketed in several countries.10 11 Children and teens in Finland,12 the U.K.13 and Sweden14 were among the hardest hit .
Further analyses discerned a rise in narcolepsy among adults who received @ @ @ @ @ @ @ link wasn ’ t as obvious as that in children and adolescents.15 A 2019 study16 reported finding a “ novel association between Pandemrix-associated narcolepsy and the non-coding RNA gene GDNF-AS1 ” —a gene thought to regulate the production of glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor or GDNF , a protein that plays an important role in neuronal survival .
They also confirmed a strong association between vaccine-induced narcolepsy and a certain haplotype , suggesting “ variation in genes related to immunity and neuronal survival may interact to increase the susceptibility to Pandemrix-induced narcolepsy in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , there ’ s the research17 showing that the H1N1 swine flu vaccine was one of five inactivated vaccines that increased overall mortality , especially among girls .
A swine flu article I wrote 11 years ago , in 2009 , turned out to have a rather prophetic warning at the end : We can also learn from the swine flu fiasco of 1976 , detailed in this 1979 60 Minutes episode .
Fearing a repeat of the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic , “ the government propaganda machine cranked into action , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to get vaccinated .
According to 60 Minutes , 46 million Americans were vaccinated against the swine flu at that time .
Over the next few years , thousands of Americans filed vaccine damage claims with the federal government.18 As reported by Smithsonian Magazine in 2017:19 “ Some of the American public ’ s hesitance to embrace vaccines—the flu vaccine in particular—can be attributed to the long-lasting effects of a failed 1976 campaign to mass-vaccinate the public against a strain of the swine flu virus , ’ writes Rebecca Kreston for Discover .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Accounting Office to Sen. John Durkin , D-N.H. , reads , in part:20 The devastating side effects of the Pandemrix vaccine should be instructive .
No one anticipated a flu vaccine to have genetic consequences , yet it did .
Now they ’ re proposing injecting mRNA to make every single cell in your body produce the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein .
It seems outright foolish not to assume there will be significant consequences .
This article was reprinted with the author ’ s permission .
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