„The NSA’s Bill Binney and Chris Hedges discuss the targeting of civilians with microwave weapons.“
„He set up this technology with the Department of Defense.“
„Blackmail and destroy the lives of dissidents that´s what what cointelpro was. And these were any Anti-War activists, Peace activists, civil rights acitivist, Canyon was a victim of it himself, but we have raised this to a new level.“
„At the time there were the same 3 agencies, NSA, FBI and CIA…Cointelpro..but the same three agencies who are doing it today, but on a much larger, more comprehensive, scale.
„Especially with things like the Internet of Things.“
„Or what the Russians did with Microwaves in our embassy in Moskau, they can do the same thing here with other people.“
„Well, what it will do…certain microwave frequencies coming in, it will burn down your skin (and it will go through walls), it will burn to certain depts…but they also have other kinds of laser type of things, even more intense. They can use infrared to find where you are in a building.“
„Once you know what everybody, what they are doing, what they are thinking, what they are planning, I mean you have the opportunity to manipulate them anywhere you want, causing certain things to occur.“
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Coronavirus has mutated into at least 30 different strains new study finds
„Coronavirus has mutated into at least 30 different strains new study finds“
The study was carried out by Professor Li Lanjuan and colleagues from Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China and published in a non-peer reviewed paper released on website medRxiv.org on Sunday.
By ALEX WINSTON APRIL 21, 2020 13:40

„A new study in China has found that the novel coronavirus has mutated into at least 30 different variations.
The results showed that medical officials have vastly underestimated the overall ability of the virus to mutate, in findings that different strains have affected different parts of the world, leading to potential difficulties in finding an overall cure.
The study was carried out by Professor Li Lanjuan and colleagues from Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China and published in a non-peer reviewed paper released on website medRxiv.org on Sunday.
Li’s team analyzed the strains from 11 randomly chosen coronavirus patients from Hangzhou, where there have been 1,264 reported cases, and then tested how efficiently they could infect and kill cells.
More than 30 different mutations were detected, of which 19 were previously undiscovered.
“Sars-CoV-2 has acquired mutations capable of substantially changing its pathogenicity,” Li wrote in the paper.
The team discovered that some of the mutations could lead to functional changes in the virus’ spike protein, the South China Morning Post reported. Spike protein is the protein that the coronavirus uses to attach itself to human cells.
Li ’s team infected cells with COVID-19 strains carrying different mutations, of which the most aggressive strains were found to generate as much as 270 times as much viral load as the weakest strains. The aggressive strains also killed the human cells the fastest.
The results indicated „that the true diversity of the viral strains is still largely underappreciated,” Li wrote.
The study could have future implications on the treatment of coronavirus, as several different strains have been found throughout the world. The United States, which has the world’s worst death toll at 42,897, and 799,515 overall cases, has been struck by different mutations. New York, which itself had the worst death rate in the US, and the eastern coast show a strain of coronavirus similar to that found in Europe, whereas the western US has shown similarities with strains found in China.
Coronavirus has so far been treated in hospitals worldwide as one disease and patients receive the same treatment regardless of the strain. It has been suggested by the team at Zhejiang University that defining mutations in different regions may change the way we approach combating the virus.
“Drug and vaccine development, while urgent, need to take the impact of these accumulating mutations into account to avoid potential pitfalls,” the scientists said.“
Source: https://www.jpost.com/health-science/coronavirus-has-mutated-into-at-least-30-different-strains-new-study-finds-625333












