Military Origins of Pandemic Vaccines

In twenty twelve, DARPA, which is the

research division of the military, started a

program. It's called the Adept Protect P-three

program,

Pandemic Prevention Platform.

Look what they proposed.

They said, "Listen, we are going to

use gene-encoded vaccines as a new category of preventive

measures based on RNA or DNA, and in this approach, we

will stop a pandemic within sixty days."

Within sixty days in twenty twelve, this was started.

When President Trump came out and said it's Operation Warp Speed,

and they're gonna

develop vaccines,

it would have been nice if he was prepped or Anthony

Fauci was prepped to say, "Listen, we're working on

this. We've been working on this since twenty

twelve.

This is not new. This isn't Warp Speed.

This is ten years in coming."

The deception out in the open that this was rapidly

developed, that there was all this stunning innovation.

The contractors-- Moderna got its first multimillion, uh,

million-dollar

contract in twenty thirteen.

The military works on programs, both the threat,

SARS-CoV-2, and work on the answer, monoclonal antibodies and

vaccines.

But the military has biological threat programs.

There's one for smallpox, monkeypox, there's one for anthrax,

uh, and who knows how many more programs. This was part of a program.

But the military came up with the idea of messenger RNA

vaccines, not Pfizer or Moderna, not Operation Warp

Speed. It wasn't in response to what was, you know,

came out of Wuhan, China. This is a military program.

When it was announced by Health and Human Services, Alex Azar,

and the Department

of Defense, that's who entered into this-- you know,

ushered us into the vaccine era,

the military. Emergency use authorization is

a mechanism to get rapid new technology into the military.

It's not, it's not a mechanism for the public.

Its first application broadly to the public was with the COVID-19

pandemic. That's the reason why the FDA doesn't seem

like they have any

ownership over this. They can't seem to respond to it because

it's a

military program. This has a military,

uh, origin to it, and the program is executed like a

military program. No one will be spared.

There's no exceptions. Uh, you can kinda see that-- the similarities

there.