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Who ought to determine when there’s a pandemic and what to do about it?

That’s what’s at stake because the World Health Organization debates amendments to the Worldwide Well being Laws and considers a brand new pandemic treaty.

Presently, nationwide governments have sovereignty over these choices, and whereas they might look to the World Well being Group for steerage, finally, they need to reply to the individuals of their nations and they are often held accountable below their nations’ authorized frameworks. 

The brand new agreements nations are contemplating on the World Well being Group is an try to subordinate nation states to an unelected, undemocratic, unaccountable worldwide authority.

TAKE ACTION: Tell your state legislators to stop the World Health Organization’s power grab!

In the USA, native and state governments are in cost. The federal authorities can’t power them to order lockdowns or mandates, however it may possibly and does present help by making sources like masks, exams, medicines and vaccines accessible. 

The federal authorities makes the principles for what occurs throughout state strains (like airplane journey), in addition to in packages it administers nationwide, however the Supreme Court docket dominated that these powers don’t prolong to having the ability to force employers working in a number of states to impose vaccine mandates.

So, although there was an enormous push on the federal stage for lockdowns and vaccine mandates, the facility to impose them was restricted and lots of states and localities opted out. That made it attainable for Individuals to vote with their ft and transfer from locations like California and New York to states like Florida with higher respect for people’ well being sovereignty.

Between 2020 and 2022, people left California in droves, with the variety of residents leaving surpassing these transferring in by practically 700,000, and New York misplaced 15,000 extra individuals than California. In the meantime, Florida’s inhabitants boomed because it took the lead because the fastest growing state.

The U.S. authorities has already introduced its intention to cede its authority over pandemics to the World Well being Group.

Sadly, some native authorities are already hiding behind federal legislation to guard themselves in opposition to being held accountable once they break state legal guidelines. The identical dangerous actors would use World Well being Group dictates to defend themselves from legal responsibility, if given the prospect.

In North Carolina, a high-school scholar was vaccinated in opposition to his will and with out parental consent—even after telling the workers at a vaccine clinic arrange at his highschool that he didn’t need the COVID shot. His mother and father sued below state legislation and misplaced, as a result of the court docket stated the federal Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act (PREP Act) preempted state legal guidelines in opposition to battery and was the next authority than even the U.S. Structure. The Vaccine Reaction reported:

“Regardless of calling the act of forcing a toddler to get a COVID-19 shot in opposition to his will and with out his father or mother’s consent, “egregious,” the court docket unanimously concluded that the PREP Act preempted state legislation and guarded the defendants from being held responsible for battery, violation of Tanner’s mom’s constitutional liberty and parental rights, and violation of Tanner’s bodily autonomy and plaintiffs’ federal constitutional rights.”

Our solely hope is that some states and localities shall be prepared to guard well being sovereignty and stand robust in opposition to federal and worldwide energy grabs.

On January 19, 2017, the final day of the Obama-Biden Administration, the Division of World Migration and Quarantine issued a final rule amending its quarantine rules for outbreaks of latest or re-emerging communicable ailments. This regulation paved the way in which for the COVID-19 lockdowns, and it additionally gave the World Well being Group the facility to determine what a “Public Well being Emergency” is below U.S. legislation. 

The rules require the Secretary of Well being and Human Providers to defer to the Director-Common of the World Well being Group, treating any WHO Public Well being Emergency of Worldwide Concern as a U.S. Public Well being Emergency. The Secretary should even deal with the WHO’s “short-term or standing suggestions for functions of stopping or promptly detecting the prevalence or reoccurrence of the communicable illness” as a U.S. Public Well being Emergency.

Take into consideration that. It’s an extremely broad authority. 

Say, as an example, that the WHO issued suggestions for stopping the reoccurrence of COVID-19. Beneath this regulation, the U.S. must deal with that as a endless Public Well being Emergy.

As Meryl Nass and Katherine Watt have reported, in 2022, 15 state attorneys general filed a legal petition difficult the 2017 regulation. The 15 states represented have been Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas and Utah. Their petition factors out that:

• The WHO Structure was by no means ratified as a treaty by two-thirds of the Senate. As an alternative, Congress handed a joint decision authorizing the President to take part within the WHO.

• When authorizing participation within the WHO, Congress acknowledged that it permitted participation “with the understanding that nothing within the Structure of the World Well being Group in any method commits the USA to enact any particular legislative program concerning any issues referred to in stated Structure.”

• Delegating choices exterior the chief department permits the President and his officers to deny accountability for necessary coverage choices, successfully rendering the important thing decisionmakers past the attain of the voting public. In distinction, retaining choices concerning public well being emergencies with HHS and never the WHO permits voters to proceed having a say in whether or not officers are correctly utilizing their authority.

• Permitting a global group to find out when public well being emergencies exist in the USA essentially permits that group to make use of police powers that have been neither given to it or to the federal authorities by the States.

The attorneys generals’ arguments are hermetic, however the usHealth and Human Providers Secretary rejected their petition and when Texas and Oklahoma sued, the case acquired thrown out. Katherine Watt’s analysis was spot-on:

“One motive why the Texas federal decide dismissed the petitioner states’ case in opposition to Xavier Becerra and the Division of Well being and Human Providers is that the decide didn’t suppose the states introduced any proof of precise hurt, concrete harm or threatened imminent harm to the individuals dwelling within the states.

“HHS argued, and the decide agreed, that the hurt from the WHO-based definitions of ‘public well being emergency’ have been speculative, hypothetical, conjectural, and subsequently the states lacked standing.

“Quickly, the following ‘lethal world pandemic’ efficiency will start.

“If and when state AGs file new circumstances to guard state residents from ‘public well being emergency’-predicated arrest, detention, torture and homicide, it will likely be essential that they incorporate the knowledge that has so painfully been introduced into the sunshine these previous couple of years.

“They need to lay out the proof that ‘lethal world pandemic’ tales are fiction.

“They need to incorporate the information concerning the accidents and deaths precipitated in every state by use of merchandise often called ‘Covid-19 vaccines’ below Emergency Use Authorization standing: the precise harms and concrete accidents.

“They need to lay out how deployment of EUA merchandise, as covert biochemical weapons, is straight linked to HHS declarations {that a} ‘public well being emergency exists.’

“And so they should lay out how HHS declarations {that a} ‘public well being emergency exists’ are straight linked to all 5 of the authorized definitions inserted into American regulatory legislation by way of the January 19, 2017 version of the Federal Register, and linked to the whole system of treaties and laws built to enable State-sponsored mass murder, which grows extra ripe for dismantling with each passing day.”

Please urge your state to declare its sovereignty over public well being, as Louisiana and Florida have finished, earlier than it’s too late.

The one factor that might begin to erode state sovereignty over public well being is a two-thirds vote of the Senate to ratify the brand new pandemic agreement the World Well being Group is pushing.

We want states to face up and resist this now, as a result of we’re already within the midst of one other pandemic, the hen flu. 

The loopy factor concerning the hen flu is that it’s been occurring for many years, but it surely’s solely affected poultry, so the cruelty, waste and illogic of the hen flu response has garnered little consideration.

With COVID, people who find themselves asymptomatic however take a look at constructive are anticipated to quarantine.

With hen flu, flocks which can be asymptomatic however take a look at constructive are destroyed en masse.

Anybody who isn’t nervous about this from an animal welfare perspective must be nervous as a result of it’s impacting our meals provide.

This has been taking place for 25 years as a nationwide program and for the reason that 1980s on a case-by-case foundation.

Since 2000, there’s been a national program to check farmed poultry below the Nationwide Poultry Enchancment Plan’s “U.S. Avian Influenza Clear” program. There have been state packages for common hen flu testing that predate the nationwide program.

Extremely Pathogenic Avian Influenza was thought-about a menace to egg, rooster and turkey farming, however HPAI didn’t exist in the USA, so this system examined for Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza, which precipitated few or no medical indicators in contaminated birds. 

Regardless that they weren’t sick, birds that examined constructive for LPAI have been culled, based mostly on the concept the H5/H7 subtypes of low pathogenic avian influenza may mutate into extremely pathogenic avian influenza.

An outbreak in 1983–1984 prompted the destruction of greater than 17 million birds at a value of practically $56 million. The involvement of gain-of-function hall-of-shamer Yoshihiro Kawaoka on this incident and the truth that it predated the politically suspicious 1997 Hong Kong outbreak the place there have been human hen flu circumstances recommend that there’s extra to this story than most individuals realized.

In 1996–1997, various table-egg farms in Pennsylvania examined constructive for an H7N2 avian influenza virus that was nonpathogenic to chickens, however the Pennsylvania Agricultural Division ordered 9 flocks to be depopulated.

In 2002, practically Four million birds have been killed below State and Federal authority in Virginia and Texas on account of outbreaks of H7 LPAI (in Virginia) and H5 LPAI (in Texas). The U.S. Division of Agriculture’s APHIS supplied compensation to the poultry house owners and contract growers on the price of $10 per hen, spending near $40 million on the hassle.

In 2006, the nationwide test-and-destroy program was expanded from breeding flocks to commercial poultry.

Spending hundreds of thousands of {dollars} killing hundreds of thousands of in any other case wholesome birds each time a flock examined constructive for Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza, didn’t maintain Extremely Pathogenic Avian Influenza at bay.

In 2015, HPAI H5 virus outbreaks (together with H5N2 and H5N8 viruses) have been reported in business poultry flocks in 21 US states. In line with the inappropriately titled, “When poultry take a sick leave: Response costs for the 2014–2015 highly pathogenic avian influenza epidemic in the USA,” $879 million was spent to kill 51 million birds.

In 2016, 414,000 birds have been killed after they examined constructive for H7N8 HPAI/LPAI in Indiana.

In 2017, HPAI was present in Tennessee; 253,000 birds with LPAI have been killed in 4 states together with Alabama, Kentucky and Georgia.

In 2020, a South Carolina turkey flock with 32,577 birds was destroyed after HPAI was detected.

In 2021, the Humane Society of the USA, Mercy for Animals and Farm Sanctuary challenged the USA Division of Agriculture’s avian influenza response plan and received a settlement. In line with Farm Sanctuary:

“USDA’s merciless and irresponsible plan depends on and incentivizes “depopulation” (the mass slaughter of harmless animals) to include hen flu outbreaks somewhat than doing something to deal with the tense and overcrowded manufacturing facility farm situations that make such outbreaks nearly inevitable. 

“The USDA sought to dismiss the lawsuit, however a California federal decide ordered in March 2021 that the case ought to transfer ahead, and finally, the events have been in a position to attain a settlement. Whereas this victory is not going to instantly cease the mass killings of birds on manufacturing facility farms or stop the company from spending lots of of hundreds of thousands of taxpayer {dollars} bailing out agribusiness when flocks are ‘depopulated,’ it is going to require USDA to supply an Environmental Impression Assertion (EIS) addressing the devastating impacts of a plan that entails killing hundreds of thousands of birds and disposing of their our bodies in unlined pits or burning them.

“We hope the company will notice the foolishness of its plan and undertake another that seeks to forestall hen flu outbreaks within the first place by addressing the horrendous overcrowded situations in manufacturing facility farms, as instructed in our lawsuit. Adopting such another may cease the mindless killing of tens of hundreds of thousands of animals and save taxpayers lots of of hundreds of thousands of {dollars}.”

In January 2023, the USDA revealed a Notice of Intent to Prepare an Environmental Impact Statement for Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, however has not but taken additional motion. 

In the meantime, we’re within the midst of the biggest ever destruction of flocks in historical past, which has been ongoing since 2022, with 82.05 million birds killed thus far.

These birds aren’t dying from the flu. They’re asymptomatic, they’re being massacred and the extra birds are killed the extra HPAI circumstances there are.

One trace that this can be a rip-off is that the federal government and their stenographers within the media by no means point out what number of birds die from the flu versus being killed for testing constructive. Since we by no means hear about birds dying from the flu, we will solely assume that each one the birds being killed are asymptomatic.

So, what’s occurring right here? 

Are the massacres of asymptomatic birds a misleading type of provide administration?

The federal government is guaranteeing farmers and poultry corporations market costs and disposal prices once they destroy their flocks. It’s laborious to not see that as a perverse incentive for an business that’s been getting larger in a approach that might solely crash costs.

The Environmental Working Group experiences that the biggest rooster farms elevated by 17 p.c, from 6,332 farms with 500,000 or extra birds in 2012 to 7,211 farms in 2017 and seven,406 farms in 2022. 

There have been 24 p.c extra chickens produced in these amenities in 2022 than in 2012–nearly 1.Four billion extra. 

On the identical time, the variety of farms elevating broiler chickens shrunk between 2012 and 2022, lowering three p.c from 32,935 broiler rooster farms in 2012 to 32,751 in 2017 and 31,877 in 2022.

Extra birds have been concentrated into fewer broiler operations as a result of on the identical time that the variety of farms went down by three p.c, the variety of animals elevated by eight p.c, from nearly 8.5 billion birds in 2012 to eight.9 billion in 2017 and nearly 9.2 billion in 2022. 

Admittedly, there’s no proof, past the circumstantial, that the HPAI might be a provide administration technique, however Canada, which has an precise provide administration system, lately determined to let the non-supply-managed poultry sector get paid to destroy HPAI-positive flocks.

Farming is a notoriously high-risk, low-margin enterprise and poultry farmers are serfs on their own land caught in terribly abusive contracts with the rooster corporations. Confronted with testing constructive for HPAI, no farmer would be capable to refuse a buyout in change for destroying the flock. 

That’s why we aren’t listening to poultry farmers complain about any of this.

And, with the hen flu jacking costs up, HPAI is a bonanza for the businesses they work for.

Yahoo is reporting, “Eggs jumped to $Three per dozen in 2024, double the price of $1.45 in February 2020. Nevertheless, costs are down from 2023, when a dozen eggs price $4.82, in keeping with USA Immediately statistics.”

Fox News says, “Boneless rooster breast has elevated in value 26%, from $3.26 per pound in January 2021 to $4.11 per pound in February 2024.”

Low provide means larger costs and decrease high quality. 

Chick-fil-A is dropping a decade-old “no antibiotics ever” pledge, claiming they simply can’t supply sufficient antibiotic-free rooster. Do they imply, on the proper value?

Are the hen flu massacres a part of the plot to switch actual farms with faux meals?

Whereas conscientious animal advocates are urgent the USDA to spend money on higher-welfare farming to maintain flocks wholesome, Frankenfood vegans are cheering on HPAI, regardless of the mass killings, celebrating what they see because the inevitable triumph of artificial genetically modified organisms over animal farming.

Manufacturing unit farming is terrible and it’s laborious to be sympathetic to individuals in that business, however artificial biology and lab-grown meat aren’t any higher. That change would depart management of the meals system within the palms of the very same corporations and evil billionaire buyers–besides with a tighter grip–and I wouldn’t put it previous them to magnify, exacerbate and even plan a hen flu disaster to perform their objective of driving the final remaining unbiased farmers out of enterprise and changing actual farms with faux meals.

If that doesn’t appear attainable to you, watch “The Hostile Takeover of Food Production,” an interview Christian Westbrook of Ice Age Farmer did with Dr. Frédéric Leroy, a Belgian professor of meals science and biotechnology.

They verify that it isn’t idealistic vegans who’re driving the transition from actual farms to faux meals, it’s a well-coordinated and really highly effective community of the super-rich who don’t have anything lower than world domination as their objective. This is similar conclusion I got here to once I reviewed the historical past of the faux meat motion for my presentation on The Plot to End Farming.

Is hen flu the following Plandemic?

Even because the so-called “public well being” institution gins up human cases (it’s a protected wager that any factory farm worker could be sick and have viruses up their nostril after respiratory manure all day), they’re at present insisting there’s no person-to-person spread, the public health risk is low and the food from animals that test positive is safe to eat.

However, as Christian Westbrook reported in 2022, former CDC Director Robert Redfield predicted on nationwide tv that bird flu will jump to humans and be extremely deadly, triggering a “Nice Pandemic” for which COVID-19 was a mere warm-up.

It wouldn’t shock me in any respect if the “low public well being threat” message popping out of U.S. regulatory companies proper now have been to all of a sudden shift to “it’s an emergency” once they determine the timing’s proper.

It jogs my memory of the COVID roll out, the place the World Well being Group’s January 2020 “no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission” message switched in March 2020 to “Find, isolate, test and treat every case and trace every contact” ushering in world lockdowns and a race to vaccinate.

As with false flag attacks, it might very effectively be a part of efficient Plandemic storytelling to have a interval of inexplicable inaction that may later be blamed for the scenario metastasizing uncontrolled and necessitating drastic motion.

I’ve investigated the history of “gain-of-function” bioweapons analysis on the hen flu, and as Christian Westbrook has additionally reported, Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci funded gain-of-function research to weaponize H5N1 and the hen flu pandemic state of affairs has been extensively war-gamed by the World Economic Forum and in tabletop exercises designed by the RAND Corporation.

What if all of those eventualities are converging?

Given what we’ve been by way of with COVID, it’s laborious to not let one’s creativeness run wild.

COVID elevated hunger. May a hen flu pandemic contain a good worse meals disaster?

In 2019, the World Financial Discussion board projected that one-third of the worldwide meat provide could be displaced by fake meat inside 10 years, in 20 years that may double to 60 p.c, and “the disruptive impact of latest biotechnology strategies will transcend meat into milk, egg white, gelatine and fish merchandise.”

The World Financial Discussion board and the Invoice & Melinda Gates Basis co-hosted the high-level 2019 COVID rehearsal Event 201, organized by the Johns Hopkins Middle for Well being Safety. That well timed and eerily predictive tabletop train was funded by Fb co-founder Dustin Moskovitz’s Open Philanthropy. 

So, we have now each motive to be involved that, at its annual assembly in Davos this yr, the World Financial Discussion board was “Preparing for Disease X.”

There’s nothing concerning the hen flu that really requires the mass killing of cattle. Regenerative farmers like Will Harris of White Oak Pastures who increase wholesome animals open air say the bird flu doesn’t worry them.

However we will anticipate the hen flu to proceed for use as an excuse to kill cattle.

It would even be used as an excuse to close down animal farming altogether.

From the angle of the enterprise pursuits and billionaires behind the World Financial Discussion board, that may be the right option to power a shift from farming to faux meals. 

And, meals rationing is likely to be the best approach for them to get individuals to undertake digital ID in anticipation of the imposition of central financial institution digital foreign money (CBDC).

As Christian Westbrook reported in 2022, this has already occurred in Iran (“IRAN: Digital Food Rationing rolls out using Biometric IDs amid food riots”).

There’s a big overlap between the individuals, firms and establishments concerned in gain-of-function bioweapons analysis and people concerned within the push to switch actual farms with faux meals. The factor that binds them is the know-how. The identical genetic engineering and artificial biology methods are used to create Frankenfoods and Frankenpathogens.

The hyperlinks between these two worlds is exemplified by Ginkgo Bioworks, the main genetic engineering and artificial biology firm, and Bayer (Monsanto)’s favourite organism firm.

If you wish to be afraid, very afraid, of what this implies for humanity, take a look at Ginkgo’s SEC risk report. It reads just like the script for a pandemic catastrophe flick.

And, then learn this research Ginkgo Bioworks carried out that predicts animal-to-human infections may trigger 12 occasions extra deaths by 2050.

And, then think about that Ginkgo Bioworks is a World Economic Forum partner launched with assist from Open Philanthropy and invested in by Bill Gates. 

Wow, that’s bizarre. All you want is Johns Hopkins, and also you’ve acquired the Occasion 201 group.

Oh, wait… yup, additionally in 2019, the Johns Hopkins Middle for Well being Safety and Ginkgo Bioworks convened a gathering in Washington, DC, to plan authorities motion to strengthen the biotechnology industry. The assembly was funded by Open Philanthropy. 

President Joe Biden made the group’s calls for legislation by executive order in 2022. On the identical day, the president tapped Dr. Renee Wegrzyn, Ginkgo’s Vice President of Enterprise Improvement, to guide Biden’s new Superior Analysis Initiatives Company for Well being (an company Whitney Webb warned “could make the U.S. a digital dictatorship”). And, now Ginkgo founder and CEO Jason Kelly chairs the National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology. 

Ginkgo Bioworks is a pandemic profiteer that pivoted to the easy money in COVID testing in 2020, but it surely grew to become an actual participant within the COVID story when it purchased Metabiota in 2022.

The Ginkgo-Metabiota merger was very very like the Bayer-Monsanto merger, in that it was a good way to retire an notorious identify.

Metabiota’s advisor was Jeffrey Epstein. Its funders have been evil tech billionaires, the Pentagon and the CIA. Its lobbying firm was Hunter Biden’s Rosemont Seneca. Its initiatives have been bungling the 2014 Ebola response, establishing bird-flu biolabs in Ukraine, and collecting bat coronaviruses in China for Ralph Baric with EcoHealth Alliance and the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

When Ginkgo purchased Metabiota, it didn’t simply retire its notorious identify, it retired its founder Nathan Wolfe, a scientist buddy of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell who was a World Financial Discussion board Younger World Chief. Wolfe, who was caught in all of the flawed scandals and photographed with all of the worst individuals, could not have gotten a job at Ginkgo Bioworks after the merger, however Nita Madhav, who Wolfe hired at Metabiota in 2015 and have become its CEO in 2019, did. 

Now, Nita Madhav runs Concentric by Ginkgo, which is mainly simply Metabiota with a brand new identify. 

(As of April 8, 2024, Concentric had its personal web site at https://www.concentricbyginkgo.com/, however that has since been redirecting to https://www.ginkgobiosecurity.com.)

At Concentric/Ginkgo Biosecurity, Madhav does what she was employed by Wolfe to do at Metabiota: to make use of “synthetic intelligence” to “predict” pandemics. Right here’s the oh so scientific approach they did this in keeping with an interview Madhav did with NPR’s Market on February 4, 2020 (!): 

“The AI agency Metabiota assesses a illness — its signs, loss of life price and availability of vaccine — after which surveys individuals on how a lot that illness scares them. It discovered this coronavirus has a excessive ‘scariness’ index.”

In fact, Madhav is aware of that Metabiota wasn’t simply “predicting” pandemics, it was serving to to create them. The corporate was proper there with EcoHealth Alliance and the Wuhan Institute of Virology in Southern China amassing the bat coronaviruses they’d ship to Ralph Baric for his notorious 2015 gain-of-function experiments and would later be revealed because the closest identified family members of SARS-CoV-2 in 2020.

Metabiota’s buyers included Hunter Biden’s Rosemont Seneca, Google and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Hunter Biden’s laptop computer revealed that he had been lobbying his father’s administration to get fats Pentagon contracts for Metabiota in Ukraine the place they have been establishing bird-flu-researching biolabs with Black & Veatch and dealing on a mysterious government-funded “Ukraine Science Challenge” with gasoline firm Burisma, which was paying Hunter greater than $80k a month to sit down on its board.

It was when the information media finally started reporting on this, as a result of Russia stored bringing it up within the context of the warfare in Ukraine, that Ginkgo Bioworks bought Metabiota and retired its scandal-plagued identify.

Across the identical time, Ginkgo Bioworks adopted an orphaned COVID-origins cover-up run by the Intelligence Superior Analysis Initiatives Company known as FELIX (Discovering Engineering-Linked Indicators). The objective of FELIX was to show that SARS-CoV-2 wasn’t genetically engineered in a lab, however its poorly referenced “findings” have been prematurely launched approach again in January 2020. Ginkgo resurrected the mission with little fanfare in 2022.

It’s very unusual that Ginkgo would get an necessary new authorities grant in 2022, provided that it was the topic of a scathing Scorpion Capital investigation simply the yr earlier than. The Scorpion report quoted a former Ginkgo worker who claimed that Ginkgo repeatedly overcharged and defrauded the federal government and witnessed this taking place to the Pentagon’s Protection Superior Analysis Initiatives Company: “I simply acquired the sense it occurred on a regular basis. I noticed them truly make it. I noticed the spreadsheet.”

Arguing that Ginkgo inventory was nugatory, the Scorpion report made clear that there was nothing particular about Ginkgo Bioworks’ technical capacities:

“[S]ynthetic biology is a meaningless time period and should as effectively be a synonym for publicly-traded rip-off. Permit us to supply a extra exact definition: utilizing widespread 50-year previous genetic engineering instruments to tweak yeast cells to excrete largely low-value industrial inputs like flavors, fragrances, and drug components. That is the essence of the mysterious foundry – Ginkgo is nothing greater than a commodity pressure engineering CRO [contract research organization], and a crappy one at that in keeping with its personal related-party ‘clients.’ Earlier than inventory promoters claimed the time period ‘artificial biology,’ it was and remains to be often called microbial or pressure engineering.”

It appears to be like like Scorpion was proper. Initially provided at $11.15 in 2021, a share of Ginkgo inventory was price $1.16 when the market closed on April 9, 2024.

So why is Ginkgo Bioworks the go-to microbial engineering firm of the billionaires, the Pentagon and the CIA? Possibly it fits them to companion with an organization snug with shell video games and fraud, with no actual clients to talk of, and its inventory in free-fall? If the plan is to launch a hen flu scamdemic that drives unbiased household farmers out of enterprise, and shrinks the meals provide, whereas jacking up meals costs and driving enterprise from actual farms to faux meat, possibly Ginkgo is the perfect companion? The extra corrupt and weak they’re, the much less probably they’ll be to object regardless of now the federal government decides to make use of their providers. 

A hen flu pandemic would possibly assist flip issues round for Ginkgo. They may get extra authorities cash to check individuals for hen flu. They may even get some particular initiatives from former Ginkgo VP Renee Wegrzyn at ARPA-H.

I hope I’m flawed about all of this, that the synergy between GMO and GOF and the unholy trinity of Pharma, Frankenfoods and Pandemics, has nothing to do with whether or not the hen flu turns into a disaster or how it will likely be dealt with if it does.

Within the meantime, I’m watching the gamers profiled on this article for hints to what would possibly occur subsequent. On April 8, 2024, Concentric by Ginkgo tweeted this text in Nature, “Bird flu outbreak in US cows: why scientists are concerned.”

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