Human germline modification has been for many years heavily off limits. Currently, 15 of 22 Western European nations have outlawed human germline engineering. It is formally outlawed in more than 40 countries. State of research Edit The topic of human germline engineering is a widely debated topic. This study showed very similar results to the first there were successful integrations of the desired gene, yet the majority of the attempts failed, or produced undesirable mutations. In 2016, another similar study was performed in China which also used non-viable embryos with extra sets of chromosomes. The non-viable embryos that were used contained an extra set of chromosomes, which may have been problematic. This attempt was rather unsuccessful only a small fraction of the embryos successfully incorporated the new genetic material and many of the embryos contained a large amount of random mutations. However, in November 2015, a group of Chinese scientists used the gene editing technique CRISPR/Cas9 to edit single-celled, non-viable embryos to see the effectiveness of this technique.
Using germline editing for reproduction is prohibited by law in more than 40 countries and by a binding international treaty of the Council of Europe.
The spread of coronavirus is not a natural disease but is mass murder by bioterrorism to promote the globalist insider agenda against populism, national interest and sovereign democracy.įor safety, ethical, and social reasons, there is broad agreement among the scientific community, and the public that germline editing is a red line that should not be crossed.
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The key role of anti-TB immunization to preventing SARS-COV2 infection was raised as early as March by Dutch science journalist Jop de Vrieze in his "Can a century-old TB vaccine steel the immune system against the new coronavirus?", published in March by Science magazine.Why hasn't this clear-cut medical fact been promoted by the CDC, Anthony Fauci's NIH or Britain's National Health Service? What do these venerable institutions have to hide from the public? The reason, of course, as this series has proven beyond a shadow of doubt, is that there's been an official cover-up by Obama administration officials and the British military establishment of their lead role in funding, sponsoring, creating and deploying the biological weapon of COVID-19, which is modified with gene sequences from HIV and bovine tuberculosis (b-TB). As Kevin Xu, the author of Interconnected, a blog about United States-China relations, points out, ByteDance could impose strict internal controls to prevent its Chinese employees from accessing any of TikTok's systems, and open-source those controls so that outsiders could verify the separation.Īfter beating the drum about the bioengineering of COVID-19 spliced with bovine tuberculosis (b-TB) and HIV, I am relieve to see several scientific studies are now being pursued on the relationship of early childhood BCG inoculation (against tuberculosis) to adulthood immunity against coronavirus infection during this worldwide pandemic.
It could pressure TikTok to submit to regular audits of its data-collection practices, and open up its internal content moderation guidelines for public comment. It could require the company to open-source key parts of its software, including the machine-learning algorithms that determine which posts users are shown. government could do to ensure that TikTok plays a responsible role in our information ecosystem without getting rid of it altogether. (One way of regulating it, a national security review by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States of ByteDance's 2017 acquisition of Musical.ly, TikTok's predecessor app, is already reportedly underway.) And there is plenty more the U.S.
As a foreign-owned app, TikTok is, in some ways, easier to regulate than an American tech platform would be.
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