PROJECT FUNVAX: A virus for brainwashing? Kraig writes: - TopicsExpress



          

PROJECT FUNVAX: A virus for brainwashing? Kraig writes: From within our Abel Danger group someone found this video. It appears to show a Pentagon briefing in which the idea of lobotomizing terrorists to remove their religious fanaticism using a manufactured virus containing a vaccine is seriously proposed, although debate has raged about whether the clip is authentic or not. The footage shows a speaker giving a lecture to a handful of attendees and is also accompanied by authentic-looking Department of Defense project ID numbers. According to the text on the clip, the lecture took place inside a Pentagon briefing room. The speaker discusses how certain people are predisposed to be religious fundamentalists because they have an aggressive VMAT 2 (God) gene which causes them to act on their beliefs in fanatical ways. After a member of the audience asks the speaker if the idea is to by spreading this virus....eliminate individuals who are going on to a bomb fest, who are going into a market and blowing it apart, the speaker confirms, by vaccinating them against this, well eliminate this behavior. The question of how to implement the vaccine is answered by the speaker when he responds to the man in the audience, who raises doubts over the feasibility of performing CT scans on suspected terrorists rather than just putting a bullet in their head. The virus would immunize against this VMAT 2 gene and that would....essentially turn a fanatic into a normal person, and we think that would have major effects in the Middle East, states the speaker. The audience member then asks, How do you suggest this can be dispersed, via an aerosol? -- to which the speaker responds, The present plan and the tests weve done so far have used respiratory viruses such as flu and we believe thats a satisfactory way to get the exposure of the largest part of the population. The speaker confirms that the name of the proposal is Funvax -- the vaccine for religious fundamentalism.. Kraig found this debunk which should not be overlooked.
Posted on: Sat, 25 Oct 2014 09:11:23 +0000

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