"Its hard to understand why [theyd inflict] a bioweapon on...[Earth]...unless it [goes] back to population control...[vaccines are]...a great way...b/c if you think Im just getting a vaccine...then 10 years later...you try to have a child [but] cant, you dont connect those two"
Senior research scientist at MIT Stephanie Seneff (@stephanieseneff
) and (retired) Principal Investigator at the Korea Brain Research Institute Systems Neuroscience and Movement Disorders Laboratory Dr. Kevin McCairn PhD (@NestCommander
) discuss the possibility that COVID and the COVID injections, in conjunction, are a tool for mass, global depopulation. Seneff, who has four degrees from MIT, specifically notes that she's aware that "vaccines" have been used as a "stealth" tool for causing infertility before in Argentina and Africa.
There is a doctrine that says that "if you use an agent, a pathogen, it works best as a binary type weapon, which [means] you have to follow it up mass exposure using something like vaccines," McCairn says toward the beginning of the clip. "[W]hen you think about this instance of gene-transfection technologies to make [a] specific peptide, which would have that prion-catalyzing epitope, and...we know that the lipid nanoparticle is highly labile [easily broken down], and is highly inflammatory in and of itself—it's a combination of chemical and biological warfare all wrapped up in one."
If COVID/the COVID injections "[were] a weapon release, it's done, and now we have to wait and see what happens as the data rolls in," McCairn adds.
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"[I]s it they're trying to develop some vaccine, or are they trying to develop biowarfare?" Seneff asks rhetorically, highlighting the evolution of her thinking on this matter. "Are we funding China to develop bioweapons?"
The senior scientist at MIT goes on to say that "it's hard to understand why they would want to inflict a bioweapon on the entire Earth's population...unless it does get back to population control."
"I was aware before of vaccines that I think were introduced for population control in Argentina and in Africa. There were those monks who found that they had included something in the vaccines that they were giving to the teenage girls that would cause them to develop antibodies to the fetus, as a 'birth control pill,'" Seneff adds. She notes that "the people [in Argentina] immediately suspected that they were trying to make them infertile. And the thing is, that's such a great way to do it, because if you think 'I'm just getting a vaccine and then ten years later...you try to have a child and you can't, you don't connect those two; so it's stealth. If you want to reduce the population without people knowing what's happening, it's a great way to do it..."
McCairn notes that he "can't dismiss that body of literature that's being put out by the tippy top of the transnational power structures and corporations [regarding a depopulation agenda]." He adds, "it's not like they hide it."
The principal investigator goes on to reference research showing that the lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) in the COVID injections accumulate in the reproductive organs, highlighting one specific pharmacokinetic study performed in Japan that showed the LNPs going to the placenta, ovaries, etc. McCairn also highlights the late Dr. Arne Burkhardt's observations of the "expression of spike protein in reproductive organs in people who'd been autopsied after death."
