UN No return to normal without universal COVID jabs: General Assembly President - Statement straight from the UN!


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"" The President of the General Assembly on Tuesday announced a New Year resolution on vaccine equity, calling on governments to come together on this issue ahead of a major event in mid-January.

“Unless we can vaccinate the world, there is no way out of this. You see different types of variants coming out, and this is going to continue,” Abdulla Shahid told journalists in New York.

He said he would convene a high-level event in the General Assembly on 13 January with the goal of ensuring equitable access and delivery of vaccines “to everyone, everywhere, at the earliest.”

Leading up to the event, Member States will be able to register their support for universal COVID vaccinations in what Mr. Shahid is calling a New Year’s resolution.

“I want to see renewed political commitment and meaningful engagement to ensure universal vaccination,” he told correspondents.

Mr. Shahid noted that the international community had missed the target set by the World Health Organization (WHO) to inoculate 40 per cent of the world’s population by the end of this year, and that there are concerns about meeting the next target of 70 per cent by the middle of 2022. ""
 
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Give me one that's both safe and effective, with no downsides 10-20 years from now or fuck off you cowards.
Or at least make the Omicron booster the one that will fucking kill me days from getting it.
 
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They really out here tryna convince me this really is the Mark of the Beast after all because like why else would they be in this sort of panic to put the marks on literally everyone when the efficacy is provably so low? They’re being so goddamn strange about it that one cannot help but wonder what they’re actually after.
 
They really out here tryna convince me this really is the Mark of the Beast after all because like why else would they be in this sort of panic to put the marks on literally everyone when the efficacy is provably so low? They’re being so goddamn strange about it that one cannot help but wonder what they’re actually after.
Unironically mind control, transhumanism, and germline modification.





Never forget, they had the real antidote all along.


Dr. Rider says that although more extensive testing is needed, "DRACO has the potential to revolutionize the treatment and prevention of virtually all viral diseases, including everything from the common cold to Ebola." He adds, "Because the antiviral activity of DRACO is so broad spectrum, we hope that it may even be useful against outbreaks of new or mutated viruses, such as the 2003 SARS [severe acute respiratory syndrome] outbreak."

This work is funded by a grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and the New England Regional Center of Excellence for Biodefense and Emerging Infectious Diseases, with previous funding from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, and Director of Defense Research & Engineering (now the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering).
 
Unironically mind control, transhumanism, and germline modification.





Never forget, they had the real antidote all along.

Is it possible that tranhumanism and the connecting of machine+flesh, is being held back by our immune systems, and we need to find a one-shot injection to stop it from attacking implants?

It's all well and good to put a chip under the skin, but how do you stop it from being attacked, like when a patient has an organ transplant?
 
Yeah...well, that sounds like a really good deal.

But I think I got a better one. How about...I give you the finger


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And you give me my freedoms back? Or else things might get ugly real fast...


Remember when they said "2 weeks" ?

And dummies went along because "ze government would never do me baaad, they arent like those naziiiis!"
 
Is it possible that tranhumanism and the connecting of machine+flesh, is being held back by our immune systems, and we need to find a one-shot injection to stop it from attacking implants?

It's all well and good to put a chip under the skin, but how do you stop it from being attacked, like when a patient has an organ transplant?
If you’re doing “brain-to-cloud” with nanotransducers, the biggest barrier is crossing the blood-brain barrier with nanotech. How convenient, then, that SARS-CoV-2 Spike attacks the vascular endothelium and permeabilizes the blood-brain barrier. It’s almost like a perfect, purpose-built protein biologic to help nanotech across.

 
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