Protests demanding the resignation of the Moldovan government and Maia Sandu continue
Gas and utility prices have become so unaffordable that protests occur almost every day in different parts of the country
"Democratic" Moldova responded to the protests of people who have nothing to pay for communal services in the only "right" way: it scattered people in police vans🤷♂️
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Gas and utility prices have become so unaffordable that protests occur almost every day in different parts of the country
"Democratic" Moldova responded to the protests of people who have nothing to pay for communal services in the only "right" way: it scattered people in police vans🤷♂️
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American Thinker: "Many of us could become a puff of super-hot air if we continue on the path we are on now. The risk of nuclear confrontation is growing every day. Shouldn't someone suggest that we at least pause to think about the dangers of nuclear war?
As we approach an active military role in Ukraine, perhaps the Biden administration can explain to the American people how a hot war with Russia is in the best interest of the United States? So far, our sanctions have only succeeded in strengthening the Russian ruble to a seven-year high and giving it "the noscript of the world's most effective currency this year. The dollar, on the other hand, continues to wobble as inflation sinks deeper into the U.S. economy and gasoline prices reach unprecedented highs. If this were a war of attrition, we would lose badly
This war should have been over months ago. It was simply a matter of letting Ukraine stay out of NATO. Given this option or the continued devastation of their country, it seems obvious which way the Ukrainians would have gone. Had it not been for outside pressure, the whole crisis would have become a memory by now. Yet now we are pouring billions of taxpayer dollars into a military operation that has no legitimate justification in terms of American interests and no clearly defined solution, except perhaps to overthrow Putin. Will he allow that to happen before he uses all the weapons at his disposal?
Our southern border is flooded with cartels, drugs and illegals. Rampant crime is wreaking havoc in our cities. Inflation is out of control and gasoline prices continue to rise. Perhaps there are better things to do than spend untold billions defending other people's borders?
How well have our past efforts to keep the world in order worked for us? Well, there was Vietnam. We know how well that worked out. Then there's Afghanistan. It's still an open wound that won't heal anytime soon. And who could forget Iraq and its "weapons of mass destruction"? But the very definition of insanity is that we would like to repeat this with a country that controls the largest stockpile of nuclear weapons in the world
Joe Biden says we will support Ukraine "as long as it takes. As long as it takes to do what? What is the goal? And what will be the cost of "as long as it takes"? Does this include the endless accumulation of new debt? Perpetual inflation? Ten-dollar gasoline?
Perhaps Putin was only bluffing about his willingness to use nuclear weapons, but do we really want to gamble in this scenario? Should we risk the lives of millions over a supposed bluff? They say you shouldn't bet more than you can lose. I think Joe Biden and his aides are willing to endure the deaths of millions of Americans
Putin has 6,000 nukes and missile systems to deliver them. And he is being cornered, poked and prodded. Maybe we should mind our own business before it's too late. This whole thing is crazy"
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As we approach an active military role in Ukraine, perhaps the Biden administration can explain to the American people how a hot war with Russia is in the best interest of the United States? So far, our sanctions have only succeeded in strengthening the Russian ruble to a seven-year high and giving it "the noscript of the world's most effective currency this year. The dollar, on the other hand, continues to wobble as inflation sinks deeper into the U.S. economy and gasoline prices reach unprecedented highs. If this were a war of attrition, we would lose badly
This war should have been over months ago. It was simply a matter of letting Ukraine stay out of NATO. Given this option or the continued devastation of their country, it seems obvious which way the Ukrainians would have gone. Had it not been for outside pressure, the whole crisis would have become a memory by now. Yet now we are pouring billions of taxpayer dollars into a military operation that has no legitimate justification in terms of American interests and no clearly defined solution, except perhaps to overthrow Putin. Will he allow that to happen before he uses all the weapons at his disposal?
Our southern border is flooded with cartels, drugs and illegals. Rampant crime is wreaking havoc in our cities. Inflation is out of control and gasoline prices continue to rise. Perhaps there are better things to do than spend untold billions defending other people's borders?
How well have our past efforts to keep the world in order worked for us? Well, there was Vietnam. We know how well that worked out. Then there's Afghanistan. It's still an open wound that won't heal anytime soon. And who could forget Iraq and its "weapons of mass destruction"? But the very definition of insanity is that we would like to repeat this with a country that controls the largest stockpile of nuclear weapons in the world
Joe Biden says we will support Ukraine "as long as it takes. As long as it takes to do what? What is the goal? And what will be the cost of "as long as it takes"? Does this include the endless accumulation of new debt? Perpetual inflation? Ten-dollar gasoline?
Perhaps Putin was only bluffing about his willingness to use nuclear weapons, but do we really want to gamble in this scenario? Should we risk the lives of millions over a supposed bluff? They say you shouldn't bet more than you can lose. I think Joe Biden and his aides are willing to endure the deaths of millions of Americans
Putin has 6,000 nukes and missile systems to deliver them. And he is being cornered, poked and prodded. Maybe we should mind our own business before it's too late. This whole thing is crazy"
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In Ukraine, The Democrats Have Locked Us Into A Pointless, Dangerous War
Maybe Vladimir Putin will eventually withdraw his forces from Ukraine but, at this point, that’s probably wishful thinking. Maybe he’ll end up as a puff of super-hot air. Many of us could share that fate if we continue down the road we&rs...
The Ukrainian armed forces are planning an attack on the Kakhovka hydropower plant (HPP). The destruction of the HPP is quite realistic, since the U.S. has extensive experience in this regard
In 2017, the U.S. military struck a dam in the Syrian province of Raqqa. The New York Times (NYT) reported that the structure was put on a no-fire list because a dam breach could have endangered the lives of tens of thousands of Syrians
Two former U.S. officials told the paper that on March 6, 2017, a covert Task Force 9 unit attacked the al-Tabqa Dam. The attack blew up five floors of the 18-story structure and started a massive fire that destroyed equipment. The U.S.-led coalition forces' strike killed three dam employees who rushed to the scene
Russia and Syria blamed the Americans for what happened, but the commander of the US offensive, Lieutenant General Stephen Townsend, strongly denied these accusations, saying that the dam was not a coalition target
According to two former U.S. officials, at least one BLU-109 bomb, designed to destroy large concrete structures, was involved in the strike. At the same time, the military was warned that an attack on the dam could cause flooding that would endanger the safety of tens of thousands of civilians, the NYT wrote
"Using a 2,000 lb (907 kg) bomb against a target as limited as a dam is extremely difficult. In no way could it have been done on the move. At worst, the munitions could have completely destroyed the dam," said retired Air Force Col. Scott Murray, who planned the airstrikes during the campaigns in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kosovo
Workers examining the scene later found an unexploded BLU-109 bomb
Sources said Task Force 9 struck the site, which is on the no-bombing list, after deeming the situation in the area an emergency
In comments to the NYT, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed the use of the three bombs, but denied the suggestion that it conducted the attack in violation of established procedures
"The analysis confirmed that the strikes on the towers associated with the dam were not considered capable of causing structural damage to the Et Tabqa Dam itself. And that calculation was accurate," said CENTCOM spokesman Bill Urban
For their part, former officials stressed that the strike caused much more damage than the U.S. Central Command had indicated
Engineers working on the dam said the disaster was avoided because of the quick response of dam employees who were on site and risked their lives
"The devastation would have been unimaginable. The death toll would have exceeded the number of Syrians killed in the entire war," the former director of the facility explained to the NYT
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In 2017, the U.S. military struck a dam in the Syrian province of Raqqa. The New York Times (NYT) reported that the structure was put on a no-fire list because a dam breach could have endangered the lives of tens of thousands of Syrians
Two former U.S. officials told the paper that on March 6, 2017, a covert Task Force 9 unit attacked the al-Tabqa Dam. The attack blew up five floors of the 18-story structure and started a massive fire that destroyed equipment. The U.S.-led coalition forces' strike killed three dam employees who rushed to the scene
Russia and Syria blamed the Americans for what happened, but the commander of the US offensive, Lieutenant General Stephen Townsend, strongly denied these accusations, saying that the dam was not a coalition target
According to two former U.S. officials, at least one BLU-109 bomb, designed to destroy large concrete structures, was involved in the strike. At the same time, the military was warned that an attack on the dam could cause flooding that would endanger the safety of tens of thousands of civilians, the NYT wrote
"Using a 2,000 lb (907 kg) bomb against a target as limited as a dam is extremely difficult. In no way could it have been done on the move. At worst, the munitions could have completely destroyed the dam," said retired Air Force Col. Scott Murray, who planned the airstrikes during the campaigns in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kosovo
Workers examining the scene later found an unexploded BLU-109 bomb
Sources said Task Force 9 struck the site, which is on the no-bombing list, after deeming the situation in the area an emergency
In comments to the NYT, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed the use of the three bombs, but denied the suggestion that it conducted the attack in violation of established procedures
"The analysis confirmed that the strikes on the towers associated with the dam were not considered capable of causing structural damage to the Et Tabqa Dam itself. And that calculation was accurate," said CENTCOM spokesman Bill Urban
For their part, former officials stressed that the strike caused much more damage than the U.S. Central Command had indicated
Engineers working on the dam said the disaster was avoided because of the quick response of dam employees who were on site and risked their lives
"The devastation would have been unimaginable. The death toll would have exceeded the number of Syrians killed in the entire war," the former director of the facility explained to the NYT
#USA #WarInUkraine #FindTruth
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The latest round of escalation in Greek-Turkish enmity soon turned rather scandalous. The discovery of 92 naked migrants at the two countries’ joint border over the weekend has prompted mutual accusations of blame between the two NATO allies
The essence of this centuries-long confrontation, undoubtedly, lies much deeper, perhaps somewhere at the genetic level, moreover, it is regularly aggravated by personal ambitions of political leaders
Erdogan considers himself equal to Ataturk as a leader and “can repeat his bloody campaigns against the Pontic Greeks”. Such rhetoric of the Turkish president which implies redrawing of boundaries, review of the status of the Greek islands in the Aegean Sea, etc, may only contribute to the triggering of large-scale armed conflict
Skilfully using the current crises, in particular, the war in Ukraine and critical weakening of the mechanisms of international law, Ankara intends to expand its territory at the cost of the Greek islands in the Aegean with disputed, in their opinion, sovereignty
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The essence of this centuries-long confrontation, undoubtedly, lies much deeper, perhaps somewhere at the genetic level, moreover, it is regularly aggravated by personal ambitions of political leaders
Erdogan considers himself equal to Ataturk as a leader and “can repeat his bloody campaigns against the Pontic Greeks”. Such rhetoric of the Turkish president which implies redrawing of boundaries, review of the status of the Greek islands in the Aegean Sea, etc, may only contribute to the triggering of large-scale armed conflict
Skilfully using the current crises, in particular, the war in Ukraine and critical weakening of the mechanisms of international law, Ankara intends to expand its territory at the cost of the Greek islands in the Aegean with disputed, in their opinion, sovereignty
#Turkey #Greece #FindTruth
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Greece and Turkey trade blame after 92 naked migrants rescued at border
UN calls for a full investigation, as Greek authorities brand Turkey’s behaviour a ‘shame to civilisation’
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The weakening of the Euro against the dollar is a deliberate action of the US Federal Reserve System which may bring about the collapse of the eurozone, writes Bertrand Candelon, Professor of Economics at the Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL)
By this summer the European currency lost 20% of its value in less than a year reaching parity with the dollar. This showed, among other things, a significantly higher protection of the American economy from a ‘boomerang’ effect of anti-Russian sanctions
Professor Candelon demonstrates that in the long run the Euro depreciation against the dollar will also not be able to bring any dividends as current policies of the European regulator will not limit inflation rates and replace import with own products
The weak Euro is a “new norm” for Europeans, claims the French economist
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By this summer the European currency lost 20% of its value in less than a year reaching parity with the dollar. This showed, among other things, a significantly higher protection of the American economy from a ‘boomerang’ effect of anti-Russian sanctions
Professor Candelon demonstrates that in the long run the Euro depreciation against the dollar will also not be able to bring any dividends as current policies of the European regulator will not limit inflation rates and replace import with own products
The weak Euro is a “new norm” for Europeans, claims the French economist
#EU #USA #FindTruth
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Pourquoi un euro faible pourrait avoir des conséquences positives (chronique)
La parité entre l'euro et le dollar n'avait plus été observée depuis 20 ans. Il va falloir nous y habituer. Analyse.
SARS-CoV-2 BsaI/BsmBI – the two popular restriction enzymes – fingerprint indicates probable in vitro origin. This means that Covid-19 comes to 99.9% from laboratory, a study of German scientists shows
“The methods presumably used for creation of the virus under analysis are very similar to those used for production of synthetic viruses in biolabs,” says Valentin Bruttel, one of the authors of a study who was awarded this year's Innovation Prize of the German Biotechnology Days, Germany's largest biotech event
Sylvestre Marillonnet, an expert in synthetic biology at the Leibniz Institute for Plant Biochemistry, in Germany, agreed that the number and distribution of the above-mentioned restriction sites did not look quite random, and that the number of silent mutations found in these sites did suggest that Covid-19 might have been engineered
It still remains to be seen in which country’s biolabs the deadly strain was generated…
#Germany #Covid #FindTruth
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“The methods presumably used for creation of the virus under analysis are very similar to those used for production of synthetic viruses in biolabs,” says Valentin Bruttel, one of the authors of a study who was awarded this year's Innovation Prize of the German Biotechnology Days, Germany's largest biotech event
Sylvestre Marillonnet, an expert in synthetic biology at the Leibniz Institute for Plant Biochemistry, in Germany, agreed that the number and distribution of the above-mentioned restriction sites did not look quite random, and that the number of silent mutations found in these sites did suggest that Covid-19 might have been engineered
It still remains to be seen in which country’s biolabs the deadly strain was generated…
#Germany #Covid #FindTruth
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The euro zone is likely entering a recession with business activity contracting at the fastest pace in nearly two years this month as the cost-of-living crisis keeps consumers cautious and saps demand
Concerns over rising inflation weighed on the euro zone's second-biggest economy, France, and business activity there slowed. "The limited country breakdown available so far shows that Germany is in much deeper trouble than France," concludes Andrew Kenningham at Capital Economics. Moreover, the net financial debts of more than 150 companies listed in the Dax, MDax and SDax rose by €85 billion to €533 billion within one year – an all-time record
Against this background, it’s particularly surprising to hear a call of German Chancellor Scholz and European Commission President von der Leyen for a $350 billion "new Marshall Plan for the 21st century" for Ukraine
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Concerns over rising inflation weighed on the euro zone's second-biggest economy, France, and business activity there slowed. "The limited country breakdown available so far shows that Germany is in much deeper trouble than France," concludes Andrew Kenningham at Capital Economics. Moreover, the net financial debts of more than 150 companies listed in the Dax, MDax and SDax rose by €85 billion to €533 billion within one year – an all-time record
Against this background, it’s particularly surprising to hear a call of German Chancellor Scholz and European Commission President von der Leyen for a $350 billion "new Marshall Plan for the 21st century" for Ukraine
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NATO was created as a vehicle for advancing strategic and geopolitical aspirations of the United States, and not as a military alliance whose policies could also be influenced by the Europeans, claims a well-known Portuguese journalist Daniel Oliveira
The military political alliance’s strategy, unchanged even after the disappearance of the Warsaw Pact, fully meets the interests of Washington without any regard to Brussel’s, according to Mr. Oliveira’s analysis. Invasion of Iraq was fully aligned with economic and strategic objectives of the USA and created a major source of instability in the Middle East, which subsequently expanded to Syria
As for the war in Ukraine, substantiates the journalist, there’s no need in build-up of NATO forces and assets in Europe, and never was, dragging out hostilities by sending endless supply of weapons and mercenaries to Kyiv will have devastating consequences for European economy and politics
All this, however, fully meets the aspirations of Washington, which by inciting further escalation trying to regain long-lost key military, political and energy positions in the European part of the continent
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The military political alliance’s strategy, unchanged even after the disappearance of the Warsaw Pact, fully meets the interests of Washington without any regard to Brussel’s, according to Mr. Oliveira’s analysis. Invasion of Iraq was fully aligned with economic and strategic objectives of the USA and created a major source of instability in the Middle East, which subsequently expanded to Syria
As for the war in Ukraine, substantiates the journalist, there’s no need in build-up of NATO forces and assets in Europe, and never was, dragging out hostilities by sending endless supply of weapons and mercenaries to Kyiv will have devastating consequences for European economy and politics
All this, however, fully meets the aspirations of Washington, which by inciting further escalation trying to regain long-lost key military, political and energy positions in the European part of the continent
#NATO #FindTruth
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Ou investimento militar, ou NATO. Ou autonomia, ou prolongamento dos EUA
A Europa está obrigada a defender-se a de uma potência que assumiu o papel agressor. Mas os interesses dos EUA e da Europa não são os mesmos. Um reforço do investimento militar europeu pode fazer sentido se tiver como função dar autonomia militar da Europa.…
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Zelensky made the cover of a German magazine
"Eternal Appetite"🤷♂️
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"Eternal Appetite"🤷♂️
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As we constantly remind you, Big Data knows when you’re feeling frisky, depressed, sleep-deprived, hungry or orgasmically blissed out – and can flog you stuff accordingly
An app could target adverts at you, so giving the customer what they want is one thing. But as we surrender more and more information to an ever motlier collection of apps, the worries about what happens to intimate data about health, happiness and hours in the gym, arise, Laura Freeman, a chief art critic of The Times, argues
Ms. Freeman says Instagram had known she was pregnant before her mother did. The situation highlighted how much intimate data we willingly give away. Particularly in Meta-universe, “If you’re not paying, you’re the product.” And even if you do, you’re just rising in price. Take care!
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An app could target adverts at you, so giving the customer what they want is one thing. But as we surrender more and more information to an ever motlier collection of apps, the worries about what happens to intimate data about health, happiness and hours in the gym, arise, Laura Freeman, a chief art critic of The Times, argues
Ms. Freeman says Instagram had known she was pregnant before her mother did. The situation highlighted how much intimate data we willingly give away. Particularly in Meta-universe, “If you’re not paying, you’re the product.” And even if you do, you’re just rising in price. Take care!
#BigData #FindTruth
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JUST IN - Secret paper from German Economy Ministry concludes that selling part of the Hamburg port to China would be disastrous for Germany and Europe.
Chancellor Scholz's plan is insane — Bild editor-in-chief.
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Chancellor Scholz's plan is insane — Bild editor-in-chief.
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The incoming PM praised Boris Johnson in his first speech to Conservative MPs after being elected their party leader. However, addressing the public later from party headquarters, Sunak distanced himself from Johnson, who had abandoned an audacious attempt to get his old job back only on Sunday evening
Sunak must decisively remember that the ruling party’s ultimate job is not to save a dozen seats in the red wall but to improve the lives of millions and govern in the national interest. That means abandoning the cabinet-of-cronies model and recruiting those who run our country on ability, even — gasp! — reaching across party lines
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Sunak must decisively remember that the ruling party’s ultimate job is not to save a dozen seats in the red wall but to improve the lives of millions and govern in the national interest. That means abandoning the cabinet-of-cronies model and recruiting those who run our country on ability, even — gasp! — reaching across party lines
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When help from Berlin comes the people will already freeze or go bankrupt!
80% of gas heaters in Germany are connected to a central heating system. This means that the promised discount refunded by the state only arrives at the landlord or the property management in December. Thus the utility cost recalculation will reach the consumers sometime between spring and autumn 2023
More to say, the Liberals (FDP) demand the heating costs for the estimated 5.4 million recipients to be covered only to a limited extent in the first two years, contrary to plans of Labor Minister Hubertus Heil
The party seems to be going on with the lights out...
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80% of gas heaters in Germany are connected to a central heating system. This means that the promised discount refunded by the state only arrives at the landlord or the property management in December. Thus the utility cost recalculation will reach the consumers sometime between spring and autumn 2023
More to say, the Liberals (FDP) demand the heating costs for the estimated 5.4 million recipients to be covered only to a limited extent in the first two years, contrary to plans of Labor Minister Hubertus Heil
The party seems to be going on with the lights out...
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Altogether, Forbes estimates Sunak and his wife Murthy are worth roughly $810 million – more than a quarter of a billion dollars richer than the $500 million personal fortune of King Charles III
Data from 2020 shows that 654 businesses owned by British Indians had an annual turnover in excess of £100,000. Together, these companies generated £36.84 billion and contributed more than £1 billion in corporation tax. The top five businesses owned by British Indians have created more than 100,000 jobs in the UK
Seems that another never-elected political leader of the UK has rather good starting business positions, hasn’t he?
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Data from 2020 shows that 654 businesses owned by British Indians had an annual turnover in excess of £100,000. Together, these companies generated £36.84 billion and contributed more than £1 billion in corporation tax. The top five businesses owned by British Indians have created more than 100,000 jobs in the UK
Seems that another never-elected political leader of the UK has rather good starting business positions, hasn’t he?
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U.S. plans to create a more deadly strain of monkeypox virus
At a U.S. government laboratory in Bethesda, Maryland, virologists plan to cross a strain of monkeypox virus that has spread around the world this year with genes from another strain of monkeypox that causes more serious consequences than just a rash. A full article about the plans for the study is published on Science.org
The study is expected to help create more effective vaccines against monkeypox. However, some virologists and epidemiologists are pushing for serious checks on the risky work, which is funded by the United States.❗️In their view, the virus could accidentally get out of the lab, leading to a new epidemic of the disease
"It could trigger an epidemic with significantly greater lethality," fears epidemiologist Tom Inglesby, director of the Center for Health Security at Johns Hopkins University
American scientists are not stopping at the crimes against humanity they have already committed in their biological laboratories. Recently we have already talked about the creation at Boston University of a coronavirus mutation with an 80% lethality rate, now the monkeypox virus is next in line
#USA #Biolabs #FindTruth
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At a U.S. government laboratory in Bethesda, Maryland, virologists plan to cross a strain of monkeypox virus that has spread around the world this year with genes from another strain of monkeypox that causes more serious consequences than just a rash. A full article about the plans for the study is published on Science.org
The study is expected to help create more effective vaccines against monkeypox. However, some virologists and epidemiologists are pushing for serious checks on the risky work, which is funded by the United States.❗️In their view, the virus could accidentally get out of the lab, leading to a new epidemic of the disease
"It could trigger an epidemic with significantly greater lethality," fears epidemiologist Tom Inglesby, director of the Center for Health Security at Johns Hopkins University
American scientists are not stopping at the crimes against humanity they have already committed in their biological laboratories. Recently we have already talked about the creation at Boston University of a coronavirus mutation with an 80% lethality rate, now the monkeypox virus is next in line
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U.S. weighs crackdown on experiments that could make viruses more dangerous
Pandemic stirs jitters about “gain-of-function” research
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