Were mRNA Vaccines a Biowarfare Experiment?
Some Say New “Bad Batch” Study Supports That Hypothesis
By Kevin Barrett, for American Free Press, posted below in full for my paid subscribers only
In early 2021, not long after the introduction of COVID-19 vaccines, allegations of “bad batches” began surfacing. According to research published at at HowBadIsMyBatch.com, 5% of the batches are responsible for 90% of the adverse events. But that research is far from airtight. It ignores the fact that batches come in different sizes at different times, and that these and other factors can influence how many adverse event reports get filed.
When the “bad batch” allegations broke, some wondered whether the vaccine makers were targeting specific groups for depopulation. My wife told me “it’s probably some kind of experiment.” I demurred, saying there might be a benign explanation for the apparent batch discrepancies, or that, at worst, it could be the result of poor quality control.
But it turns out that my wife may have been onto something.