BRAKING: Scientist, who heads WHO laboratory on influenza holds patent for bioengineered swine flu virus!!!

It sure would be nice if someone had a login for Patent Storm so we could get screenshots. :-)

They create the virus and the vaccine to suppress the immune system and spread the virus...so sickening...these people are not humans, they are pure evil.

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Great catch! This should open some eyes.:)

link to pdf download


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Linky no worky

I went to Adolfo Garcia-Sastre's site above and clicked on "emerging viruses" to read. The first one listed is Flaviviruses.
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I'm seeing a connection between that and what is posted in this thread:
Thread: ^*^*^*FLUMIST WARNING^*^*^*Damage to CNS (Central Nervous System)

Is it interesting?

Yeah, if this does not deserve a PIN then I dont know what.

[link to www.freepatentsonline.com]

gets better and better.......

Here is the PDF:

[link to www.freepatentsonline.com]

This sicko works at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Here are his "research interests":

Research Interests
Influenza virus ecology
Influenza vaccination
Influenza virus pathogenicity
Determinants of host susceptibility to influenza

I wonder if he enjoys researching the "host susceptibility to influenza" in those poor, sick little children.

Now, I'm angry.

Oops didn't see this before I posted about this guy. I think he really should have his wiki page updated with the patent information. He should get credit for all that hard work.

So you should know how to spell microbiology if you have two degrees in the field. I smell phony.

From the government US Patent and Trademark office

[link to appft1.uspto.gov]

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Why are we not surprised that this same organization, WHO, invented and then spread the AIDS virus in Africa. No one did anything then to stop them and no on will do anything now....Even if the WHO sent door-to-door Amway salesmen with papers from the court to inject each and everyone of us , I know that cowardly video-game addicted corn syrup sucking Walmart-shopping Americans would do nothing.

that's exactly what I saw when I posted on page one of this thread

I am glad that you have visited those links to see where these people work and what they have access to - THE KIDS that are entrusted to a hospital for health care

HAVE THOSE KIDS BEEN EXPERIMENTED ON WITH THE VIRUSES?

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All roads lead back to Bush / Rumsfeld.

In 2005 then President George W. Bush pushed for and won $7.1 billion in emergency funding to prepare for an influenza pandemic that was not even on the horizon yet.

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Nah, good catch - glad to see it

My post was about Robert G. Webster though while yours was about Richard J. Webby

I just did not add Websters name to the post - my bad

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Yo OPie, did you actually read what the genetically altered virus is supposed to do, or do you just go off half cocked like a 12 year old all the time?

I did.... it's for making vaccines. But that's not the point. The point is, this patent was applied for in 2005 before this "novel" strain ever appeared. They genetically engineered this virus and then released it on the public. Now, they want the public to take their poison vaccine.

2005 was the same year the scientists resurrected the flu of 1918, AKA the Spanish flu.

[link to www.newscientist.com]

US scientists resurrect deadly 1918 flu

* 18:00 05 October 2005 by Debora MacKenzie

In a surprise announcement, scientists in the US say they have recreated the influenza virus that killed at least 50 million people in 1918, and they have infected mice with it.

They say the need to understand how flu viruses cause lethal pandemics outweighs any safety risks. But the risks may not be negligible.

By painstakingly piecing together viral fragments from hospital specimens and a victim buried in Alaskan permafrost, Jeff Taubenberger and colleagues at the US Armed Forces Institute of Pathology in Rockville, Maryland, have now sequenced all eight coding regions of the 1918 flu virus's genome. They published the last three - coding for the polymerase complex that allows the virus to replicate - on Wednesday (Nature DOI: 10.1038/nature04230).

Meanwhile, Terrence Tumpey at the US Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta and colleagues used the sequences to rebuild the virus itself, and infect mice with it. They report this week that unlike other flu viruses, 1918 does not need a protein-splitting enzyme from its surroundings to replicate, instead using some hitherto-unknown mechanism. And as in 1918, it rapidly destroys lungs (Science, vol 310, p 77).
Deadly genes

By replacing the genes for either the 1918 virus's surface protein, haemagglutinin (HA), or for its polymerase complex, with genes from a tamer, related flu, the team showed that both contribute to its deadliness, with the HA especially damaging for lungs.

"This work will help us make vaccines and antivirals against pandemic strains," says Tumpey. It is unclear how, as the next pandemic is likely to be a different kind of flu.

But, says Taubenberger, the 1918 sequences are already helping in another way: they prove that a bird flu can go pandemic without combining with a human flu, and suggest which mutations it needs. The most likely pandemic candidate, H5N1 bird flu - which is currently killing people in southeast Asia, already has some of the mutations. We should watch out for more, he warns.

The CDC handled the 1918 virus at only the second-highest level of biological containment, in which lab workers wear breathing hoods but not completely enclosed "spacesuits".
Existing immunity

If such a virulent virus escaped it could cause serious illness and death. But CDC director Julie Gerberding says that in the event of an accidental release, drugs, vaccines and people's existing immunity would limit the risk.

Most people have been infected with milder flu viruses related to the 1918 strain. Gerberding says that they, and mice vaccinated against these viruses, have antibodies that give "cross-protection" to 1918 flu. Similar prior exposure to previous flu viruses protected some people in 1918. But, she admits, "we don't know to what extent this would protect people from harm".

Gerberding told New Scientist that the highest level of containment is for pathogens for which there are no drugs and vaccines, which is not true of 1918 flu.

But while a specific 1918 vaccine is possible, none is now available, and Tumpey says no vaccine has been tested against the resurrected virus. Likewise, he says, while the 1918 virus has no mutations known to confer resistance to antiviral drugs, these drugs have not been tested on infected mice.

H5N1 also has no mutations giving resistance to the antiviral oseltamivir. But in studies published in July 2005, even high, prolonged doses of oseltamivir saved only 80 per cent of infected mice. If the drug has similar efficacy against 1918 flu, it might not stop the virus from spreading further if it escaped.

That's exactly how it looks like!