Bill Gates-linked technocrat is developing an "Omicron test system" for Russia

She says it will be ready in 9 days! Wow she's good

Not these two, again.

Veronika Skvortsova is head of Russia’s federal biomedical agency and is also a member of a Bill Gates-funded “public health” club that promotes lockdowns and the “new normal.” Anthony Fauci is a fellow club member. It’s a very prestigious club.

Coincidentally, she has also played a key role in Russia’s COVID response. And now, when her country needs her most—Omicron is coming!—she has valiantly volunteered to invent a special test system specifically designed to detect this new plague:

It will take about nine days to create a test system to detect a new strain of the omicron coronavirus infection. This was announced on Monday by the head of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency (FMBA) Veronika Skvortsova on the air of the Russia-24 TV channel.

“This strain is interesting in that it actually summed up the mutations that were accumulated by the previous strains. In July we registered a kit that determined all the previous lines. Now we will very quickly make a kit for the omicron, because the design takes 3-4 days, 5 days to create this test system itself,” she said.

Thank you, Veronika, for all of your hard work.

Readers might recall that several years ago Bill Gates’ star Russian pupil presided over one of the most embarrassing public health scandals in recent history. It’s a wild story.

What we’re trying to say is: Skvortsova is a very reliable, time-tested Bill Gates-linked technocrat. She’s like the human version of Sputnik V.

Skvortsova hanging out with Elton John. Very hip!

We all know how trustworthy and useful PCR tests are. So we can’t wait to see what this new Omicron Detection System is capable of. It will probably be a Minority Report-type deal where the system can actually see into the future and identify Omicron infections that haven’t even happened yet.

On a related note: Skvortsova has also taken credit for developing a new anti-COVID drug called MIR-19:

In mid-October, the Institute of Immunology of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency (FMBA) submitted an application to the Ministry of Health for registration of the drug for the treatment of coronavirus MIR-19. The abbreviation MIR stands for small interfering RNA.

Very nice.