Topic: Laboratory Research

Scientific literature and historical reports from MIT and Omni magazine are cited to claim that human-animal chimeric clones are currently gestating in laboratories. These experiments allegedly involve growing human organs inside cows or other animals for harvesting. The discussion references older experiments, such as a mouse with a human ear and glowing rhesus monkeys, as precursors to current biological engineering.

The McCullough Foundation published a peer-reviewed paper by epidemiologist Nick Holscher in the journal Poultry, Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences regarding the H5N1 bird flu. The research asserts that the current circulating clade 2344B is a product of serial passage gain-of-function research conducted at the USDA Poultry Research Laboratory in Athens, Georgia. The study claims the research was intended to enable the virus to spread from chickens to migratory waterfowl, subsequently infecting cattle and other mammals.

Recent research from China involved infecting humanized transgenic mice with a coronavirus derived from pangolins, resulting in a 100% mortality rate due to brain infections. The mice were engineered with human ACE receptor genes to mimic human biological responses. Medical experts are calling for an immediate ban on such laboratory jiggling of viral functions.