BREAKING: China's Sinopharm Deploying mRNA Kill Shots

Or: When intellectual property theft turns deadly.

Scary update coming from Sinopharm on WeChat.

No doubt these particular Gene Serum Death Shots will be exported en masse to 3rd world countries, and possibly even mandated if the WHO IHR regulations are passed.

Perhaps the Chinese equivalent of the FDA will green-light these mRNA toxins rapidly — as their American counterparts did.

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Up to 2,000,000,000 new Poisonous mRNA based Kill Shots coming per year — from Sinopharm alone.

And there are more manufacturers coming to join:

At least six domestic mRNA vaccines, including CanSino Biologics and CSPC Pharmaceutical, have been approved for testing. Clinical trials of the AWcorna mRNA vaccine are under way in Mexico and Indonesia.

Chinese drug maker Sinopharm said its mRNA vaccine, which targets the Omicron variant of Covid-19, has been approved for clinical trials, with facilities ready to produce up to 2 billion jabs a year.

On Friday, the company posted on social media platform WeChat that its messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) vaccine had received approval the previous day from the National Medical Products Administration of China to begin trials.

The experimental vaccine modelled the spike protein of the Omicron variant, instead of the original Sars-CoV-2 virus, and used a new antigen design, which boosted the ability of neutralising antibodies to defend cells from pathogens, according to the statement.

Sinopharm has built a research and development centre and a production line in Nanxiang in Shanghai, which it said is capable of producing up to 2 billion doses a year.

“[It] builds the capacity to develop and mass-produce vaccines targeting the sudden spread of infectious disease,” said Jia Weiguo, chief scientist at Sinopharm.

So far, Sinopharm has been providing one China’s inactivated vaccines, an older technology that involves injecting a weakened or inactivated form of the virus.

Inactivated vaccines have been shown to be less effective than mRNA jabs and require longer production times.

Also see this from Chinese state-run media, CGTN:

via CGTN