Topic: Mers

BioNTech is reportedly developing "cancer vaccines" using mRNA, which Dr. Jane Ruby suggests is a way to profit from the very cancers caused by previous injections. A new "fear porn" narrative regarding Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) is emerging from the WHO and CDC. Ruby reminds the audience that the PCR test, criticized by its inventor Kary Mullis, is being used to diagnose these illnesses without clinical validity.

Dr. Redfield testifies that it was not "scientifically plausible" for a bat virus to become highly infectious to humans overnight without an intermediate host. He compares COVID-19 to SARS and MERS, which never mastered efficient human-to-human transmission. Redfield reiterates that he was sidelined from the February 2020 "Proximal Origin" paper discussions because he challenged the predetermined narrative.

Dave Krieger of Clouded Titles discusses a looming foreclosure crisis in America, noting that 99.9% of Remic foreclosures are technically illegal. He explains how the Mortgage Electronic Registration System (MERS) allows banks to securitize loans on Wall Street, often resulting in homeowners losing their property to shell corporations like BlackRock or Vanguard. Krieger warns that identity thieves are also using land records to steal titles from unsuspecting homeowners, particularly in Florida.

A working document from SEPI outlines a business model for future vaccines targeting viruses like Lassa, MERS, Nipah, and Chikungunya. Mike Halperin suggests that these viruses will "miraculously appear" in the coming years to justify further medical interventions. The segment also mentions high-profile cases of cancer, such as Kathy Griffin's, as potential side effects of the current vaccination campaign.

A special report features a board-certified pathologist who argues that the pandemic is statistically over in Idaho. The report claims that COVID-19 follows a seasonal six-to-nine month life cycle similar to SARS and MERS. The expert asserts that vaccines do not prevent infection or shedding, citing the nature of viral respiratory pathogens as the reason why mandates will fail to stop the spread.

CDC Director Rochelle Walensky cites World Health Organization data when questioned about the origins of COVID-19, leading to accusations of being "bought into the system." While she acknowledges a lab-based origin as a possibility, she maintains that most coronaviruses like SARS and MERS have animal origins. Critics view her hedging as evidence that the official narrative is collapsing.