COVID-19’s Biological Politics

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The Zoonotis React.

16 Mar 2023

After three years, it's highly suspicious that animal sequences are now showing up. What does DRASTIC have to say about this?

 

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Thusfar, the current animal claim in post #2,021 is based on Chinese CDC data that has been removed. How did Worobey, Holmes. etc. get access to this data?

 

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Rixey is breaking it down.

https://twitter.com/CharlesRixey

 

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More on E.C. Holmes and Sydney University at BatGate:

https://twitter.com/hashtag/BatGate?src=hashtag_click

 

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Yan checks in on the Atlantic's raccoon dog report:

 

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Many are not buying The Atlantic.

 

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Possible DNA and Consequences

 

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Sat 18 Mar 2023 9:25 A
WHO Accuses China

WHO Accuses China of Hiding Data That May Link COVID’s Origins to Animals

The World Health Organization rebuked Chinese officials Friday for withholding research that may link COVID-19’s origin to wild animals, asking why the data had not been made available three years ago and why it is now missing. Before the Chinese data disappeared, an international team of virus...

yahoo.com

 

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In post #2,010 was shown the sequence of the Rhinolophus darlingi coronavirus from Guinea: 'RYYR'. The corresponding kuru sequence is here:

Major Prion Protein

UniProt

uniprot.org

'....148-151 'RYYR'....Kuru is transmitted during ritualistic cannibalism....various movement disorders....dementia is conspicuously absent. Death occurs 3-12 months after onset.'

The WHO should answer some questions themselves. Here we link Wuhan Institute of Virology to Ft. Detrick, Australia, ect. for the same RYYR sequence from the Black Flying Fox and its major prion protein:

Dec 2012 BGI-Shenzhen / WIV/ NAMR Ft. Detrick / Alecto pteropus, etc.

Comparative analysis of bat genomes provides insight into the evolution of flight and immunity - PubMed

Bats are the only mammals capable of sustained flight and are notorious reservoir hosts for some of the world's most highly pathogenic viruses, including Nipah, Hendra, Ebola, and severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS). To identify genetic changes associated with the development of...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Alecto pteropus Major Prion Protein

UniProt

uniprot.org

'....159-162 'RYYR.'

Thus the black flying fox which ranges into New Guinea links to Rhinolophus RYYR collected by Biden's Metabiota near Yombiro, Guinea, in Jan 2018. This Metabiota viral sequence is from HCov-229E at that location, which is the RGD motif link to Chinese PLA's ZC45 military virus from Zhoushan (Dr. Quay, Twitter, 24 Aug 2022).

WHO won't be discussing this connection in the world media, nor Twitterists, who seem unaware of this connection. So the question is one of reverse zoonosis for HCoV-229E, rather than the other way around.

 

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So Ft. Detrick, Maryland, for the black flying fox prion protein linking to Metabiota's Guinea Rhinolophus darlingi sequence (RdRp, RYYR), links to the precise Maryland county for the Prospect Hill hantavirus, vectored by Microtus pennsylvanicus:

Frederick County, Maryland / Prospect Hill Orthohantavirus

Prospect Hill orthohantavirus - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Black flying fox prion protein: 159-162 RYYR.

Prospect Hill Vector, Microtus pennsylvanicus Major Prion Protein

UniProt

uniprot.org

'....147-150 RYYR.'

Chimp: 148-151 RYYR (Cu2+-binding motif)
Human: 148-151 RYYR (Cu-binding motif)
Sooty Mangabey (purported reservoir of HIV-2): 148-151 RYYR (Cu2+-binding motif)
Sigmodon hispidus cotton rat: 148-151 RYYR (Cu2+-binding motif)

The investigation circles back to the Mojiang copper mine, Yunnan, for the bat WIV's coronavirus from Rhinolophus affinis, RaTG13.

 

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Professional roundtable at Rumble.

 

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In post #2,031, Seneff mentions prion proteins at timepoint 30:20.

 

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Yes, in the video, Seneff thinks that prion proteins connect to heart issues as well as long covid. The former correlates to Yakurimba's heart-rub for kuru mentioned earlier in the thread. These copper-binding proteins carry a furin-like RYYR motif, similar to SARS2 spike FCS: RRAR.

 

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There is an azithromycin connection to the Seneff-Nigh prion sequences, called "glycine zippers." This azithromycin connection is linked to Indian cats, and should go into the political files already begun by RFK Jr.

'When Dr. Kory's explosive 8 Dec 2020 Senate testimony describing the peer-reviewed science supporting ivermectin went viral, prescriptions for ivermectin from US doctors exploded. Americans were getting legitimate prescriptions filled at pharmacies, up to 88,000 scripts in a single week.

The truth of the drug's benefits was going viral, and the last thing Dr. Fauci et al could tolerate was an effective treatment for COVID. Something needed to be done.'
(The Real Anthony Fauci, p. 54)

Post #1,812

COVID-19’s Biological Politics

Avian flu has jumped into the brains of multiple carnivore species: https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum/internet-communication/avian-flu-diary/967762-pathogens-zoonotic-mutation-of-highly-pathogenic-avian-influenza-h5n1-virus-identified-in-the-brain-of-multiple-wild-carnivore-species...

www.usmessageboard.com

 

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Not only Indian cats will link to Seneff-Nigh glycine zippers. The American cat, Puma concolor will too.

Stop Shaming Raccoon Dogs

https://alexwashburne.substack.com/p/stop-shaming-raccoon-dogs

 

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Metzl's Twitter article (post #2,036) mentions Worobey, who has published on a foamy virus from the coelacanth found in the Mozambique Trench, connecting to Wuhan bat lady, Zheng-Li Shi's Mozambique visit (USMB search).

In post #2,034 was shown how to spot a Seneff-Nigh glycine zipper that tends to misfold risking prions. There are plenty of glycine zippers in Prionailurus bengalensis and Puma concolor gag proteins from feline foamy virus:

Feline Foamy Virus

Genetic and biological characterization of feline foamy virus isolated from a leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis) in Vietnam - PubMed

Foamy viruses have been isolated from various mammals and show long-term co-speciation with their hosts. However, the frequent inter-species transmission of feline foamy viruses (FFVs) from domestic cats to wild cats across genera has been reported. Because infectious molecular clones of FFVs...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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Prionailurus gag protein

Feline foamy virus strain NV138, complete genome - Nucleotide - NCBI

Puma concolor gag protein

Puma feline foamy virus isolate FFVpc-X102, complete genome - Nucleotide - NCBI

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A sex-determining region Y from Prionailurus sports the sequence required to make the azithromycin connection to furin-like sequences, recalling @Jikkyleaks hashtag: #3tablets (a pneumonia link):

UniProt

uniprot.org

'....28-32 (glycine zipper): GRDRG....35-38: RVKR....106-109: RPRR....'

 

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The sequence from the cat, Prionailurus sex-determining region Y, RVKR, was attached to a decanoyl moiety. This also links to chloroquine/hydroxychloroquine:

Decanoyl-RVKR Chromethylketone

Lysosomotropic drugs inhibit maturation of transforming growth factor-beta - PubMed

Transforming growth factor-beta (TGFbeta) is synthesized as a precursor protein, pro-TGFbeta, that must be cleaved by a furin-like proteinase before it becomes biologically active. We hypothesized that alkalinization of the trans-Golgi network (TGN)/endosome system may suppress pro-TGFbeta...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

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For the American cat, Puma concolor, there is no RVKR sequence. There is a glycine zipper and a furin-like sequence identical to Prionailurus, plus one more furin-like site:

Puma concolor Sex-Determining Region Y

UniProt

uniprot.org

'....46-50 GRDRG (glycine zipper)....66-69 RDQR....124-127 RPRR....'