Russia is developing an mRNA cancer vaccine
The serum uses "mRNA technologies like the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines", Gamaleya Center director Alexander Gintsburg told Russian media
An mRNA vaccine that works on all types of cancer has shown promising results in mice, Gamaleya Center director Alexander Gintsburg said in a June 6 interview with Gazeta.ru.
The drug is “being created based on mRNA technologies like the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines”, Gintsburg told the outlet, adding that his institute has its own mRNA platform that doesn’t rely on Western patents. The genetic vaccine will be custom-fit to each individual patient based on the results of tumor biopsies.
When asked about the vaccine’s safety, Gamaleya’s director said that the benefits of mRNA “therapeutic” vaccines outweigh the potential risks—but that the same cannot be said of “preventative” mRNA drugs.
“Preventive vaccines are needed for healthy people, and here mRNA technologies work worse, as they give more side effects. If a person is already sick and fighting cancer, then the benefits of mRNA technology outweigh these side effects,” he claimed.
The vaccine’s development is being supervised at the highest levels of government. According to Gintsburg, Russian President Vladimir Putin approved the project seven months ago and instructed his ministers to provide financing from the budget. The mRNA shot has also received “personal” attention from Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko.
The Gamaleya Center announced in September 2022 that it wanted to create its own mRNA coronavirus vaccine. The Center’s deputy director, Denis Logunov, claimed that the advantage of mRNA technology is that it allows for drugs to be administered on a monthly or even daily basis.
He added that mRNA vaccines such as Pfizer or Moderna provide strong immunity after three to four injections.
In May 2023, Logunov said his institute was developing mRNA “canned food” that could be used to rapidly deploy new vaccines when necessary.
Responding to Gintsburg’s interview with Gazeta.ru, State Duma Deputy Mikhail Delyagin observed that Gamaleya’s director enjoys total impunity as he needles the Russian public with unproven genetic slurries:
The results of using Gintsburg’s previous vaccine [Sputnik V] on people are a “trade secret” vigilantly protected by the state.
Let me remind you that the use of Western vaccines (and Gintsburg talked about their similarity with Russian ones), according to data revealed by Western courts and the media, has already led to the premature death of 3 million people—and people continue to die.
When our domestic vaccinators are tired of waiting for the West to declare a new pandemic, they want a new government order for mass experiments on people.
Judging from reactions on Russian social media and internet forums, Delyagin isn’t the only one who is fed up with Gintsburg’s “mass experiments”:
Sputnik V is an unlawful experiment, patient advocacy group says
Sputnik V and other Covid vaccines have not undergone the necessary testing and their continued use in Russia is a “crime”, the head of Russia’s League of Patients, Alexander Saversky, said in a February 15 interview with healthcare news portal medzdrav.info.
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"When asked about the vaccine’s safety, Gamaleya’s director said that the benefits of mRNA “therapeutic” vaccines outweigh the potential risks—but that the same cannot be said of “preventative” mRNA drugs"
More than 5.55 billion people worldwide have received a dose of a Covid-19 vaccine, mostly by coercion and fear. Only AFTER mass vaccination people hear that these preventative MRNA drugs are not safe & effective as they've been told, but that in many cases benefits may not outweigh the risks.
And now that some of them may develop cancer, they are told to swallow more of MRNA poison, because in times of desperation one shouldn't be too picky and expect some side effects.
If this is not a depopulation plan, then I don't know what is.
Gintsburg looks a bit like a butcher who specializes in spicy sausage. That being said, for more than two decades pharmaceutical labs tested computer generated mRNA gene therapies. Unfortunately, it's killed most of the test animals by causing fatal mutations.
So one needs to ask is this 'toxic wonder" designed to cure cancer or to trigger it. 😒