Ebola ‘Secret Serum’ Emerged From A Soviet BioWar Lab & Monsanto GMO…(Must Read!!)
By Yoichi Shimatsu
Rense.com
8-21-14
Tracing the connections between ebola and biowarfare for this investigative series proved to be more complex than a riddle inside a mystery within an enigma. Added to this Churchillian trio of nesting eggs are the elements of paradox and intrigue, because this is already the fifth essay examining the main suspects in the West African ebola outbreak.
The earlier articles examined the ebola connection to the biowarfare programs of the US, Britain, France and Germany, exposing a military obsession with the rare tropical virus. Now it’s the turn of Russia’s virus-weapons lab known as VECTOR, which provided two-thirds of the antibodies in the “secret serum” that was shipped to missionary doctor Kent Brantly and aid worker Nancy Writebol.
The North American researchers who claimed to produce the anti-ebola cocktail from gene-modified tobacco did nothing of the sort, at least not yet.. The ebola serum is from goats locked inside a five-story animal-testing building on the outskirts of Novosibirsk, Siberia. That’s the secret to the serum. There is nothing innovative or miraculous about goat or horse serum, which is an old-fashioned standard for vaccines against diptheria, invented in 1890 by physicians Emil von Behring and Emile Roux. Biotech, ha!
There is now an obstacle to obtaining further dosages from the Siberian goat farm, and that’s the American and British trade sanctions against Russia. Without an end in sight to the Ukraine crisis, the only hope for West Africa is if BRICS group members Russia and South Africa cooperate to set up a billy goat farm in the Kalihari Desert or an uninhabited island off the Cape of Good Hope for a crash program of antibody production. An animal-based anti-viral serum can be made at a faction of the cost of transgenic clones from the biotech spinoffs of the US Army biowarfare lab and Monsanto.
Dr. Brantly’s Snake Oil
The World Health Organization (WHO), Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH), all the smarmy experts, have been sold a “bill of goods” by an unethical biotech industry backed by pharmaceutical sponsors and venture capital. The media-driven misrepresentation of goat serum as futuristic “monoclonal antibody therapy” is hucksterism on par with the snake oil hyped at carnivals.
ZMapp, the San Diego-based biotech that made astounding claims about antibody therapy, is headed by Dr. Larry Zeitlin, a researcher with a well-hidden background in lab work for Monsanto. His antibody research associates include the US Army’s biowar expert Gene Olinger; “unstoppable flu” inventor Yoshihito Kawaoka at University of Wisconsin Madison; and Arizona University’s Charles Arntzen, who inserts human genes into tobacco plants to produce costly antibodies.
It was Arntzen who made the public endorsement of biowarfare with the jest : “Has anyone seen ‘Contagion’? That’s the answer! Go out and use genetic engineering to create a better virus.” (Contagion is a Hollywood sci-fi thriller about an ebola pandemic killing 25 percent of the world population.)
Compared with these mad scientists of the US pharmaco-military complex, the Russian biowarfare apparatchiks seem like your average pest exterminators. Insanity has become synonymous with ebola, or is it actually the other way around?
The fifth installment of this series examines Russia’s role in developing ebola for biowarfare; Monsanto’s ongoing program to produce drugs inside transgenic tobacco implanted with human genes; and the unreported dangers of RNA intervention as an anti-viral therapy. So let’s push open the Gates of Hell.
The Devil’s Workshop
Drug testing by injection on captive primates was banned under the 2000 Chimapanzee Health and Protection Act. In defiance of Congressional legislation, the US Army’s top biowarfare specialist Gene Olinger used the inhumane animal-testing method in a Biosafety Level 4 lab at Fort Detrick, Maryland, in 2013.
