By Alan Barton – All News PipeLine
Lately there has been a lot of slobbering jabber from the main stream propaganda outlets about terrible “new” variants of the so-called Covid bug such as the “Nu Variant” which has been changed to ‘Omicron’ already, supposedly coming out of South Africa along with the suggestions of yet more mass shutdowns, isolations, militant forcing of injecting hapless victims with the kill shot, and so forth. That was not only expected, but we were told it would happen and there have been various versions of the supposed covid virus since it first appeared.
Spike proteins were being fabricated as early as 1990 in laboratories and likely before that, but the early patents were in the field of animal research. It was not until 1999 that the first patents were issued for spike proteins useful in human man made disease construction. “According to Martin, Fauci and the NIAID “found the malleability of coronavirus to be a potential candidate for HIV vaccines,” and in 1999, Fauci funded research at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill (where Baric has a lab) to create “an infectious replication-defective coronavirus” specifically targeted for human lung epithelium.
The patent for that replication-defective coronavirus that attacks human lung cells was filed April 19, 2002 (Patent No. 7279327). “In other words, we made SARS,” Martin says. Or perhaps more accurately, Fauci and UNC did.
Yes, the old SARS Corona Virus was the first spike protein bio-weapon that they used and it is now known as the 2002 SARS outbreak in China starting on 16 November 2002 and lasted supposedly until 2004 resulting in more than 8,000 cases and over 775 deaths.
This test proved the viability of using spike proteins for MASS MURDER.
They then determined that a direct injection of those spike proteins would be the superior method of being sure to create death in all of those so desired to be on their hit list; that means anyone that is not one of the Satanic elites or their preferred slave class groups.
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