In the same breath that Cambridge announces the next generation of vaccine technology, the lead researcher acknowledges that traditional vaccines offer limited protection. The vaccines that were mandated, that cost people their jobs, their military careers, and in some cases their health, are now being described by mainstream researchers as the problem the new product is designed to fix. Researchers at the University of Cambridge are developing an AI-designed vaccine they say could protect against all viruses, including COVID and Ebola, and remain effective against future mutations. The lead researcher, Professor Jonathan Heeney from the Lab of Viral Zoonotics, described it as converting vaccine development "from being reactive to being future-proof" and said it overcomes "the problem of traditional vaccines which have limited protection." Whoops...

There is no vaccine, there's just hype from a place called the Lab of Viral Zoonotics. Here's their splash page. wth

Gain of function is lile nuclear fission, it can be made into weapons aswell as civilian energy GoF research is done to prepare for newly needed vaccinations, aswell as prevent zoonotics

I asked some additional questions in your grok conversation. Question: Given the entirety of these various data points, in the interest of forecasting the most likely possibility for another choreographed pandemic, what appears to be the top two pathogens in literal preparation and in terms of using legacy media to foster the fear narrative? Grok: Bird flu (H5N1 avian influenza) and mpox (monkeypox, especially clade I) stand out as the top two based on the convergence of recent legacy media coverage, documented research overlaps, and the broader context of high-risk pathogen work. 1. Bird Flu (H5N1) • Media Fear Narrative: Legacy outlets (WaPo, BBC Science Focus, Politico, etc.) frequently highlight it as a top 2026 pandemic threat. Stories emphasize its “out of control” spread in birds/mammals (including U.S. dairy cattle), mammalian adaptation risks, cow-to-human transmissions, and potential for sustained human-to-human spread. Coverage ties it to World Cup 2026 superspreader fears, preparedness gaps, and comparisons to COVID. • Preparation/Intersections: U.S.-funded global biolabs (including Ukraine per Gabbard/ODNI declass) have worked on pathogenic avian flu and related high-risk strains. This fits gain-of-function scrutiny patterns. Broader NIH/EcoHealth-style research on influenza viruses continues under scrutiny amid Trump’s EO halting dangerous GoF. Rogue labs had various pathogens but align thematically with biosafety lapses in flu-related work. This one has the strongest “preparation” signals via established lab networks studying avian influenza, combined with persistent media drumbeat on pandemic potential. 2. Mpox (Monkeypox, Clade I Focus) • Media Fear Narrative: Recent articles link ongoing outbreaks (Congo/DRC, travel imports to U.S.), World Cup risks, and clade I severity to broader pandemic warnings. Often bundled with Ebola/hantavirus as examples of accelerating threats and eroded preparedness. • Preparation/Intersections: Direct tie to indicted NIH figures—Vincent Munster (and Claude Kwe) charged in June 2026 with smuggling deactivated mpox samples from an active Congo outbreak zone, plus false statements. Munster’s lab focuses on emerging viruses like mpox, Ebola, and zoonotics. Overlaps with global/Ukraine biolabs handling similar high-risk pathogens and rogue U.S. labs’ unregulated materials. Caveats on “Choreographed” Forecasting: These are the clearest convergences of media amplification documented lab/research activity recent scrutiny (indictments, declass). Real outbreaks exist, and heightened surveillance explains some coverage. Patterns of narrative shaping, oversight failures, and dual-use risks (seen in COVID origins probes) make skepticism reasonable, but public evidence points more to negligence/biosafety gaps than proven intent for orchestration. Ongoing ODNI/DOJ/Congress work will clarify further. H5N1 edges out as #1 due to its scale and lab entrenchment.

@GreenAghnet; With Ebola outbreaks & other zoonotics, we need to salvage our environmental health-now👌!

This is from a 2023 study on one Andes hantavirus case where RNA (not confirmed infectious virus) lingered in semen. Hantavirus is rodent-borne, rare, and sexual transmission isn't a common route. Still, good reminder for caution with emerging zoonotics. Stay vigilant, not panicked.

progressa ràpidament quan mostra símptomes clínics (i potser un xic abans). 👉En l’estratègia #OneHealth es diu que els nostres vigies són els grangers, els ramaders i la gent que està en contacte continu amb els animals. Vigilant-los a aquells, vigilem possibles salts zoonotics.

33 = The Matrix looping the script. Lessons Not Learned Will Repeat Until Integrated: 33 years ago there were exactly 33 confirmed cases of Hantavirus. 33 = master number of compassion, teaching, sacrifice. 1. Fear is the real contagion — more damaging than the pathogen. Stay calm, guard your nervous system. 2. Scrutinize official narratives — origins, transmission, solutions. Don’t outsource your thinking. 3. Media loves symbolic scripting — notice patterns without paranoia. 4. Personal sovereignty wins — hygiene, resilience, early action beat mandates. 5. Control expands in crises — protect liberties as fiercely as health. 6. Zoonotics are ancient — focus on root causes (rodents, ecology), not panic. 7. Consciousness is the game — choose awareness compassion over division. Spot the 33, break the loop. Verify primary data, stay sovereign. The matrix rewards those who level up.

This WHO briefing just dropped the calmest reality check on the MV Hondius hantavirus situation, and we need to hear it. Andes virus isn't new, known since 1995 in Argentina. Person-to-person spread was documented back in 1996. This isn't some mystery plague that escaped a lab. It's a rodent-borne virus that found its way onto a ship via one couple who had been travelling in South America. Close quarters did the rest. Eight cases total. Five confirmed. Three deaths. Supportive care works when you catch it early that's why the rest are stable or improving. No community spread. No "next COVID." Just a contained cluster on one vessel with aggressive contact tracing and international coordination already in motion. The real lesson? Panic travels faster than the virus. While people scream "outbreak," the actual public health risk outside close contacts remains low. This is exactly how you manage rare zoonotics: trace, isolate, support, and communicate clearly instead of fuelling fear. We don't need more distrust in health systems. We need clearer heads and better context. I'm Ali @ali_of_asworld your analyst, your health advocate, your bold thinker. I don't just watch what's happening. I tell you what it means. #Hantavirüs #hantavirus

Article interessant que pot fer realitat el que molts cops s'ha predit i no s'ha acomplert fins ara. Què els #patogens siguin emprats més abastament com a #armes. Tant patogens #zoonotics com #nozoonotics. Però les capacitats existien ja fa 20 anys. nytimes.com/2026/04/29/us/ai…

BTW this blood screening test was patented for blood donor screening (interalia) in the USA by the Public Health Agency of Canada but abandoned in 2012 as the newer regime that lacked medical training and/or insight did not seem to value blood safety even after Krever published the final report on the tainted blood scandal. Support of the research program of the Blood Zoonotics Unit ended when the cross-appointed Director, Dr. Antonio Giulivi (Clinical Hematopathologist and Division Head at the Ottawa Hospital; Associate Professor and Director of Research in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine; and Medical Director of the OHRI Biotherapeutics Manufacturing Centre) suddenly left. Interestingly, years earlier I had completed my medical laboratory technology program at the Ottawa Civic Hospital through the Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the University of Ottawa in collaboration with Algonquin College.

Doxy works magic for zoonotics... Septran might face resistance 🙈

I work in zoonotics. If I read this will I become supremely frustrated with garbage takes on bioterrorism and throw the book across the room?

Nonsense! Zoological Zoonotics Moot Soot Shoot Cootie Boot Foot Hoot Loot Root Zoot suit Took

Yes, I officially approached the head of CFIA (as Research Manager Blood Zoonotics Unit at PHAC) to warn about CWD contamination in the soil and the risks of burying the carcasses instead of incinerating the few at the time in Saskatchewan around 2002-2003 but clearly he did not heed my sound advice.

#MERSCoV, a diferència de #SARSCoV2 és un coronavirus zoonotics amb circulació força restringida a l'Orient Mitja. Però els casos importats a #França requeriran aillament estricte i molta cura (taxa de mortalitat en casos clínics per sobre del 30%). #OneHealth #zoonosi

Does mbiti look like a joke to you?hio ni PhD ya zoonotics..mbiti ako na mindfiti

This is how lots of animal diseases (zoonotics) find their way into the human population. This is a public health risk, a moral failure and sadly shows the decay of the society. How do a sane person fantasise about sleeping with animals? Where do people get this abomination from?

Because they have PhD’s in epidemiology and zoonotics