Dear RM Agents and Readers,

The original article I posted was from 2015 on cows with self spreading abilities but have gone on and posted the one below, (haven't looked through it thoroughly so could have placed a little bomb in the information?

The original information I read quite thoroughly. Below is another one I discovered and snipped out a bit on page 66:
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4732410/

Bovine Viral Diarrhea (BVD) is an infectious viral disease that affects cattle throughout the world. It
is a member of the class of pestiviruses, which are small, spherical, single-stranded, enveloped RNA
viruses. The disease is associated with gastrointestinal, respiratory and reproductive diseases. A
unique characteristic of BVD is that the virus can cross the placenta of an infected pregnant dam.
This can result in the birth of a calf which carries intra-cellular viral particles which it mistakes as

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`self.’ Its immune system refuses to recognize the virus as a foreign invasion, and, as a result, the calf
sheds the virus in large quantities throughout its life, potentially infecting the entire herd. It has
become a widespread practice to identify such carrier calves and cull them from the herd in an
attempt to curtail infection (Khodakaram-Tafti & Farjanikish, 2017).

It seems plausible that a dangerous situation may arise in the f
future where a woman receives an
mRNA vaccine for SARS-CoV-2 and then conceives a child shortly thereafter. The sperm would be
free to take up RNA-embedded liposomes from the vaccine and convert them to DNA using
LINE-1. They would then produce plasmids containing the code for the spike protein which would
be taken up by the fertilized egg through the process described above. The infant that is born is then
potentially unable to mount antibodies to the spike protein because their immune system considers
it to be `self.’ Should that infant get infected with SARS-CoV-2 at any time in its lifespan, its
immune system would not mount a defense against the virus, and the virus would presumably be
free to multiply in the infant’s body without restraint. The infant would logically become a superspreader in such a situation. Admittedly, this is speculation at this time, but there is evidence from
what we know about retrotransposons, sperm, fertilization, the immune system and viruses, that
such a scenario cannot be ruled out. It has already been demonstrated in mouse experiments that the
genetic elements in DNA vector vaccines, which are essentially plasmids, can integrate into the host

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🌐 2010 to 2015 government policy: bovine tuberculosis (bovine TB)
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In total, we expect to spend £24.6 million between April 2010 and March 2015 on our research into the development of badger and cattle vaccines to combat bovine TB. The work is summarised in our ...

🌐 The controversial quest to make a 'contagious' vaccine
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March 18, 2022 - A new technology aims to stop wildlife from spreading Ebola, rabies, and other viruses. It could prevent the next pandemic by stopping pathogens from jumping from animals to people.

🌐 Self-Spreading "Vaccines" are not a fable — Johns Hopkins ...
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May 13, 2021 - Although there are substantial ... coming years. Self-spreading vaccines have already been used to protect wild rabbits from myxomatosis and to control Sin Nombre virus in rodent populations. Additional work is targeting Ebola virus in apes and bats, Lassa virus in rats, and bovine tuberculosis ...

🌐 Self-Spreading Animal Vaccines Could Combat Human Pandemics | ...
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June 4, 2021 - Self-Spreading Animal Vaccines Could Combat Human Pandemics We already have technology that allows wildlife to pass vaccines among themselves, and developing methods may speed up the process. But critics claim that they risk human infections and criminal misuse.

🌐 Novel mRNA vaccine technology for prevention of bovine respiratory ...
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Bovine respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a significant viral pathogens of young cows that is a key component of the respiratory disease complex and often leads to secondary bacterial pneumonia. Prefusion F has recently shown to be highly efficacious in barrier housed RSV challenged cows.

🌐 RED ALERT——SELF-SPREADING VACCINES: Johns Hopkins Center For ...
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Although there are substantial ... coming years. Self-spreading vaccines have already been used to protect wild rabbits from myxomatosis and to control Sin Nombre virus in rodent populations. Additional work is targeting Ebola virus in apes and bats, Lassa virus in rats, and bovine tuberculosis ...

🌐 Modelling self spreading vaccines in a reasonable worst case ...
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Self spreading vaccines have been used in recent years to inoculate animal populations where large scale direct vaccination is not feasible. In a hypothetical pandemic of a new unknown pathogen the difficulty of quickly producing and administering strain specific vaccine in large quantities ...

🌐 Self-spreading vaccines: Base policy on evidence | Science
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› doi › 10.1126 › science.abo0238
Self-spreading vaccines could be an inexpensive way to reduce the chronic and predictable burden of such pathogens on human and animal health. Lentzos et al. speculate that self-spreading vaccines can now be made easily and have not been adopted because of widespread concerns. We disagree.

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May 19, 2021 - Learn how anti-vaxxers misused a Bulletin article on self-spreading vaccines to promote a false conspiracy theory about COVID-19 vaccines.

🌐 Recent advances in bovine vaccine technology - PubMed
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A description of new commercial and experimental vaccines for viral and bacterial diseases of cattle can be broadly divided into those used for both beef and dairy cows and those used predominantly in dairy cattle. For both types of cattle, newer and experimental vaccines are directed against ...

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June 2, 2021 - Proponents argue self-disseminating vaccines could mean they no longer have to run complex mass vaccination programs. Critics say the vaccines pose many health risks and would also spell the end of informed consent.

🌐 Cattle Vaccines - Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service
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3 weeks ago - Overview. Vaccines deliver antigens that stimulate the body's production of antibodies in response to disease. Cattle can be vaccinated with noninfectious or infectious vaccines. The types of vaccine products, proper handling of vaccines, and vaccination procedures are discussed in this publication.

🌐 As self-spreading vaccine technology moves forward, dialogue on ...
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June 9, 2022 - Researchers are making progress on developing self-spreading vaccines, which could be used to inoculate animal populations against diseases like rabies that pose a risk to humans. Biosecurity experts are wary of the technology, however, and, as it moves forward, proponents and skeptics need ...

🌐 Self-spreading vaccines
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April 3, 2022 - Several studies have also predicted ... and bovine tuberculosis vaccines are effective when delivered through traditional injections. · Scientists are currently vaccinating pigs with self-spreading viruses that have not been modified in a laboratory against African Swine fever. In the U.S, a four-year research project ...

🌐 Could Self-Disseminating Vaccines Cut Animal Disease Spread? - ...
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Dr Jarvis is a molecular virologist from Plymouth University School of Biomedical Sciences and is an expert on emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) and the use of self-disseminating vaccines to control them. It is the first time that self-disseminating vaccines have been the subject of such a review.

🌐 Self-Spreading Vaccine Research Could Spin Out of Control, Experts ...
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Self-Spreading Vaccine Research Could Spin Out of Control, Experts Warn. George Dvorsky 1/6/2022. Imagine a future scenario in which a dangerous new virus is detected in chimpanzees. To prevent ...

🌐 Plant-produced viral bovine vaccines: what happened during the ...
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Vaccination has proved to be an efficient strategy to deal with viral infections in both human and animal species. However, protection of cattle against viral infections is still a major concern in veterinary science. During the last two decades, the development of efficient plant-based expression ...

🌐 Johns Hopkins University Confirms That ‘Self-Spreading’ Vaccines ...
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› home › blog › johns hopkins university confirms that ‘self-spreading’ vaccines are real, satan soldiers have genetically engineered the jab to move through populations self-spreading

August 2, 2022 - Although there are substantial ... coming years. Self-spreading vaccines have already been used to protect wild rabbits from myxomatosis and to control Sin Nombre virus in rodent populations. Additional work is targeting Ebola virus in apes and bats, Lassa virus in rats, and bovine tuberculosis ...

🌐 Large-scale bovine vaccine study reveals the role of genetics in ...
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April 22, 2022 - Vaccines are a critical tool in the protection of humans and animals against pathogens, but a major challenge for vaccine development is understanding why vaccines work better for some individuals than ...

🌐 Vaccine that spreads immunity by passing itself on like a virus ...
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› lifestyle › health › 2022 › 03 › 24 › news › vaccine-that-spreads-immunity-by-passing-itself-on-like-a-virus-2598832
March 24, 2022 - VACCINES have been our main escape route from the Covid-19 pandemic - yet the logistics of repeatedly injecting millions of us against the virus pushed the NHS almost to breaking point.
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Folks one of our problems is that so many of the large, used to be prestigious (honest in their papers) facilities have been corrupted.

Then they hold the technology to go quickly through information and adjust for the 'new truth' or better stated the next Big LIE!

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver