Anonymous ID: 159cc9 May 10, 2026, 12:52 p.m. No.24591309   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1312 >>1313 >>1560 >>1605 >>1683

DR JOHN CAMPBELL ANSWERS QUESTION ON HANTAVIRUS

Note: Looks like the W.H.O are trying to fear porn people into getting a new vaccine by moderna and shut down the world again.

ivermectin is still the go to cure possibly.

the sources are included below the youtube video.

runtime: 21 mins 47 secs.

Hantavirus conspiracies

https://youtu.be/9FPWXLE3GQY

10 May 2026

Moderna been developing a hantavirus vaccine since 2024.

Hantavirus infection listed as a reported post-authorization adverse events after Pfizer covid 10 mRNA vaccination?

Korea University Vaccine Innovation Center collaborates with Moderna on mRNA-based hantavirus vaccine development

(September 2024)

The Vaccine Innovation Center at Korea University College of Medicine has entered into a full-scale collaboration with global pharmaceutical company Moderna to develop an mRNA-based hantavirus vaccine.

the designation of hantavirus as a potential "Disease X" pathogen by the World Health Organization underscores the need for a new vaccine effective against a broader range of hantavirus strains.

Since signing a research agreement last September, the two institutions have collaborated through Moderna's global public health initiative, the mRNA Access Program*

*mRNA Access Program: Moderna's initiative supports researchers in developing mRNA vaccines for emerging or neglected infectious diseases by producing preclinical vaccine candidates using Moderna's mRNA technology.

The Vaccine Innovation Center has provided Moderna with hantavirus antigen sequence information, and Moderna provided mRNA material from the information to Vaccine Innovation Center. Recently Vaccine Innovation Center conducted antigen expression studies with the mRNA material. Moving forward, the center plans to utilize preclinical mRNA vaccine candidates provided by Moderna to develop a hantavirus vaccine effective against a wider range of virus strains compared to existing vaccines.

Research response to pathogen X during a pandemic

Around 200+ scientists from 53 countries are independently evaluating the evidence related to 30 viral families, one core group of bacteria, and “Pathogen X” – an unknown pathogen with the potential to trigger a severe global epidemic.

 

A centrepiece of this work is the WHO pathogen priority list which ensures research efforts are concentrated on diseases with epidemic or pandemic potential where medical countermeasures and limited or non-existent.

Pathogens prioritization: a scientific framework for epidemic and pandemic research preparedness

Anonymous ID: 159cc9 May 10, 2026, 2:15 p.m. No.24591465   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>24591440 rumours starmer will step down next week.

The week ahead

1) King Charles III is scheduled to deliver the King’s Speech on Wednesday, 13 May 2026.

2) Trump meeting with Xi in bejing, china.

3) Jerome Powell last day at the federal reserve with Kevin Warsh taking over.

 

some context, starmer bought in Gordon Brown as special envoy for finance.

This is a desparate move, with powell leaving, the bonds markets will react, that is the reason why starmer has bought in Gordon Brown. when this habbens, there will be a currency war.

things are about to get biblical.

IT'S HABBENING

 

Gordon Brown has returned to the UK government as Special Envoy on Global Finance, appointed by Prime Minister Keir Starmer following Labour’s disastrous results in the May 2026 local elections. This move is part of a broader effort by Starmer to reset his premiership and face down internal party rebellion, alongside the appointment of Harriet Harman as advisor on women and girls.

 

Role and Mandate: Brown’s unpaid, part-time role involves leveraging his experience as the longest-serving chancellor to forge international financial cooperation, specifically focusing on defense and security investment and strengthening relations with Europe.

Political Context: The appointment comes as Starmer faces calls to resign from senior Labour figures, including Ed Miliband and Shabana Mahmood, after the party lost control of 36 councils and over 1,400 seats to Reform UK and other opponents.

Reception: While Starmer described the appointments as "future-looking," critics and opposition figures have mocked the decision as a "desperate" or "back to the past" attempt to save a weakened leadership.