John Barleycorn

Here we go again. The company Moderna has reprised its Covid-era flimflammery with an exuberant press release, this time strongly hinting that it has found a cure for cancer that involves both AI and mRNA technology. It’s hard to believe that the markets went for this like a trout to a fly on the water. It’s embarrassing because we know how this ends. 

All these years later, people are looking back at the original claims of 95 percent effectiveness of the Covid shots and finding hundreds of very strange anomalies. It’s not just that the reporting was sketchy;  it reported only relative numbers, while the absolute numbers were far less impressive. It’s also about the handling of the tests themselves, sent to their own labs and managed exclusively by their own teams. 

And the public claims themselves in retrospect were absurd, such as the one that the original formula would be effective against any mutation, which was echoed by Anthony Fauci without any evidence. And now we know from the diaries that Fauci knew from very early on that the shots would be dead on arrival due to the normal evolution of any respiratory virus. 

Here we are 6 years later and the same people are still pushing the same routines. Hopefully, this time the public will act on its hard-learned lessons: these companies are up to no good, more focused on rising stock valuations than anything that could be called public health. 

You might have noticed that Brownstone Institute has taken a lead role in closely examining these trials and their underlying assumptions. The reason is that someone has to do it. These meds are of grave consequence to the flourishing of human life itself. The public has a right to know. 

Meanwhile, the malefactors of the previous epoch of deception are finally being ferreted out and presented with an approximation of justice, however limited. It’s a different world today and people are far less naive than they once were.