@a20c0803 The guy who was initially credited with the 'RNA mode jabber' had been sitting on it for a few years.  I believe the first one was prepped for use on SARS but was too late.

So he was pretty much ready- took his team only a few months to develop it.

Apparently, it worked for awhile... on the alpha variant.  It _might_ have worked if applied early enuf + if anyone who didn't want it just stayed home until it blew over.

A month of staying home really would have been fine w me. 

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Who are you referring to?

Robert Malone is one of several to have been credited with a lot of the mRNA invention from 1989 and onward. 
But he became critical, tried to raise awareness and was quickly character assassinated for it.

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 @c8ef4612 @a20c0803 I don't have the articles handy was hoping someone would post it.

Owners of the jab change o'er time simply coz it's mostly about 'point-men' who took resp for getting it out of the labs.  The point man changes depending on what moment in time you're inquiring about.

But there was one guy credited with pushing the jab out there, who was a young-ish scientist + got credit for doing so at the time the RNA jab was intro'd.  Also refined the process for Covid as I recall. 

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And you don't think it has anything to do with "Government won't allow us to do mRNA experiments on humans, so we need to push them in the right direction before patents start expiring" ?

And let's do a role playing game/simulation as a rehearsal a less than a year before... Coincidence? I think not. But then again, I don't take commands from high up at face value.

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