‘Universal mRNA flu vaccine’ planned in October 2019 became Covid shot; Fauci admits influenza needed rebranding as deadlier, sexier and comparable to AIDS and cancer — to sell mRNA vaccines

Originally published Oct. 8, 2021

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Stunning C-Span video revealed by Alex Jones on Tuesday shows a full-on plan to repackage “the flu” into something presenters called more frightening, deadlier and yes, sexier. Fauci says the flu should be thought of as more like cancer or AIDS, so they will be more terrified and get a new, improved flu vaccine.

This panel discussion was essentially a marketing committee meeting or focus group, preserved on C-Span, which describes the method by which a new pandemic will be sold to the public.

The purpose is to increase sales of a presumably yet-to-be-developed mRNA injection as a next-generation vaccine not made in eggs.

The meeting took place just 10 days after the staging of Event 201, a “pandemic response exercise” — a high-level dramatization played out by bankers, NGOs, and others, held in New York City Oct. 19.

The Oct. 29 flu rebranding panel took place at the Milken Institute, a massive, allegedly charitable fund, and occurred just 33 days before the first official case of “Covid” surfaced in Wuhan on Dec. 1. The organization is named for convicted felon and junk bond huckster Michael Milken.

Many have pointed out that nearly all cases of “Covid” resemble what was previously called influenza, and that flu levels disappeared in 2020. We can see direct statements by planners that this was an orchestrated marketing tactic. The panel discussion took place just after Event 201.

Here is a quote from Fauci’s presentation on the panel:

“There’s this perception (about the flu), if it’s so serious, how come people get the flu each year and it isn’t a catastrophe?

“When you’re dealing with a disease like HIV, if you get HIV, it’s serious. Whether you’re young, whether you’re middle aged, or whether you’re old. If you get cancer, that’s bad. Whether you’re young, whether it’s intermediate… whereas if it’s influenza, some people, they go throughout life and it doesn’t impact them at all.

“There isn’t anyone who is afraid of influenza. You go into a focus group and you say: Are you afraid of getting HIV if you’re at risk? Oh, absolutely.

“Are you afraid of getting cancer? Absolutely. Are you afraid of the flu? Don’t bother me.

“That’s the reality of how people perceive flu.

“And it is going to be very difficult to change that, unless you do it from within and say, I don’t care what your perception is, we’re going to address the problem, in a disruptive way.”