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Farcesensitive wrote:
Novel Coronavirus and Infertility [???]

https://www.cryptogon.com/?p=57410

Agenda 2030? Engineered Depopulation. Not only kills a large percentage of the young and the old but leaves the survivors sterile. Demonic. Pure evil.

All they need is a handful of these engineered pathogens released surreptitiously to accomplish the goal. This is just ONE!

This engineering and weaponization of viruses and diseases thing is going to get out of control and we’ll be lucky if anyone is left alive to tell the tale. Talk about weapons of mass destruction. Why is this allowed?

(Tactical Nuke them from orbit, it’s the only way to be sure.)

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All they need is a handful of these engineered pathogens released surreptitiously to accomplish the goal. [Coronavirus] is just ONE!

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Just a reminder. Alphabet/Google is one of several companies worldwide involved in releasing genetically altered mosquitoes into the wild. Mosquitoes are one of the most effective disease carriers known to man. See below.

Scientists Can't Agree on Whether Genetically Modified-Mosquito Experiment Went Horribly Wrong
LiveScience.com | September 20, 2019
https://www.livescience.com/genetically-modified-mosquitoes-create-hybrids.html

From 2013 to 2015, an English biotech company released millions of genetically modified mosquitoes into neighborhoods in Jacobina, Brazil, in an effort to reduce the number of native disease-carrying mosquitoes. But unexpectedly, some of the gene-edited mosquitoes passed on their genes to the native insects, fueling concerns that they created a more robust hybrid species, according to new findings.

To Shrink Mosquito Population, Scientists are Releasing 20 Million [genetically altered] Mosquitoes
NPR | July 21, 2017
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/07/21/538470321/to-shrink-the-mosquito-population-scientists-are-releasing-20-million-of-them

This summer, scientists in California are releasing 20 million mosquitoes in an effort to shrink the population of mosquitoes that can carry diseases. ... The project is called Debug Fresno and it's being undertaken by Verily, a subsidiary of Alphabet, Google's holding company. It's the company's first field study involving sterile mosquitoes in the U.S.