A recent peer-reviewed paper titled, Beneficial Bloodsucking, argues that alpha-gal syndrome—the tick-borne condition that can make people allergic to red meat—should be treated as a form of “moral bioenhancement.”
The authors (Western Michigan University professors) argue that because they believe eating meat is morally wrong, intentionally spreading a meat allergy using CRISPR-edited ticks could make people more “virtuous” by forcing them away from mammalian meat.
VLA Comment: I would say 99% of the population are like sheep…have no idea or even common sense about how this vector insects became so virulent and suddenly ubiquitous. And how their ubiquitous presence coincides with multimillion companies spending millions on fake beef in tandem with a concerted effort by Climate Change apologists to get rid of Cows. Like in this video…where a Canadian says he practically lived in the forest behind his house and rarely…rarely saw a tick.
I lived in Long Island as a child and I NEVER saw a tick. I had an experience, like the gal in the video….I saw a tick jump from the wall of my house onto me at a length of about 8″. The other day I was at the pool on the deck and felt a something feathery coming from the sky. I got up and looked at my bathrobe. There were about 30 ticks caught immobile in the terry cloth material of my robe.
Below: Moose heavily infested with winter ticks (Dermacentor albipictus), often harboring 10,000 to over 100,000 parasites.
Wake up and point to the Cause. By not waking up to the reality of WAR on every level you will get sick and die. Focus on Fort Detrick/government Bioweapon centers. Since they created the plague…perhaps they have the wherewithal to undo what they have done. Probably not…during the 7 years Tribulation…but it is a shot.
Aolores Hill, parasitologist for USDA’s Agricultural Research Service, collects the blood-sucking ticks as part of a 5-year project to biologically control the pests with microscopic roundworms, called nematodes.
Hill’s goal is to formulate the worms into a product that could be sprayed in residential areas, like backyards, where homeowners can be bitten by ticks infected with Borrelia burgdorferi, the bacterium that causes Lyme disease. In 1996, the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta, Georgia, received more than 16,000 reports of the tickborne disease. Ninety percent came from the northeastern United States, where I. scapularis is most prevalent.
Her top tick-fighting recruits include nine strains of the nematode species Steinernema and four strains of Heterorhabditis. Both are well known to science, she says. While harmless to higher vertebrates (humans and livestock, for instance), the nematodes are renowned for attacking many insects pests. Read more…
Additional article...University of Vermont Extension
VLA COMMENT: the infectious tick came about in Plum Island, a high security bioweapon lab off the coast of Lyme, Connecticut and East Hampton, New York. The mission was to weaponize vector insects such as mosquitos and ticks. Lyme Disease is a plague and is killing and disabling thousands and thousand of people across America and europe including children and dogs.
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