Governments around the world are funding scientists to create the next deadly plandemic and nobody is trying to stop them. This is ludicrous. It's criminal. For example, Israeli military scientists have genetically engineered a mutant form of Yersinia pestis, the bacterium responsible for the plague, and used its virulence genes to create a new mRNA vaccine. The research, conducted by the Israel Institute for Biological Research (IIBR), has sparked global alarm due to its implications for biowarfare, bioethics, and vaccine safety.

Israeli Scientists Engineer Mutant Plague mRNA Vaccine: Military researchers at Israel's Institute for Biological Research genetically modified the Yersinia pestis bacterium (causative agent of plague) and developed an mRNA vaccine that instructs human cells to produce two key plague proteins—one mimicking immune suppression, the other evading immune detection.

Use of Controversial mRNA Ingredient (m1?): The vaccine uses N1-methyl-pseudouridine (m1?), a synthetic nucleotide linked to rogue protein production, autoimmune reactions, and cancer growth—already flagged as a safety concern in COVID-19 mRNA vaccine studies.

Global Biowarfare Concerns and Legal Loopholes: Israel's work was conducted outside the Biological Weapons Convention, which the nation has not ratified, raising alarm about international legal oversight, especially as plague was recently added to the WHO's pandemic watchlist.

Bioethics and Safety Questions Intensify: Critics argue the project blurs the line between biodefense and biowarfare by normalizing the use of genetically engineered Tier 1 bioweapons in vaccines, potentially endangering public health under the banner of pandemic preparedness.

Israel Engineers Mutant Plague: mRNA Jab Turns Human Cells Into 'Black Death' Protein Factories

The genetically altered strain, known as F1? Kimberley53, was developed by deleting the caf1 gene from a fully virulent plague variant, thereby removing the bacterium's immune-shielding capsule. This modified strain was designed to simulate a "vaccine escape" pathogen—one that could potentially circumvent immune defenses. Researchers then extracted genetic segments from this engineered plague and inserted them into a dual-component mRNA vaccine.