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Merck’s New COVID-19 Pill Could Accidentally Trigger A New Variant, Experts Warn

Dylan Housman

Healthcare Reporter

December 23, 2021 7:39 PM ET

Discussion surrounding Merck’s newly-authorized COVID-19 pill, molnupiravir, has mostly concerned the risk it might pose to pregnant women. But some experts worry it could also lead to the outbreak of a new variant of the virus it’s designed to treat.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted emergency use authorization to two antiviral pills to treat COVID-19 this week, one from Pfizer (paxlovid) and another from Merck (molnupiravir). The Pfizer EUA was generally lacking in controversy, but the authorization of molnupiravir was far more contentious.

The FDA’s Antimicrobial Drugs Advisory Committee (ADAC) voted at the end of November to recommend authorization of molnupiravir, but it was by a narrow 13-10 margin. Even the members who voted in favor did so with qualifiers: some said the pill shouldn’t be given to pregnant women, and others were skeptical of its efficacy.

“I don’t think I would want to take this drug, not knowing the effect it could have on my unborn child,” Dr. Roblena Walker, CEO of public health non-profit EMAGAHA Inc. and ADAC member, said at the time. She voted yes.

Some of the members who voted against recommending authorization expressed more serious concerns, that rather than help solve the pandemic with its 30% efficacy rate, molnupiravir could cause the breakout of a new variant. (RELATED: Despite Evidence, Walensky Refuses To Call Omicron ‘Mild’ In Interview With Fox’s Bret Baier)

Molnupiravir works by triggering mutations in the virus of an infected individual, and those mutations go on to eventually kill the infection, Dr. Peter Weina told the Daily Caller. Weina, an infectious disease specialist and director of the Defense Health Agency, is an ADAC member who voted against recommending authorization.

“The drug works by mutating the organism, and this is an organism in which we have a lot of mutations creating problems for us already,” Weina said. “Just like influenza and just like a lot of viruses, there’s a baseline relatively high mutation rate in these viruses. The fact is that most mutations are probably lethal to the organism, but a couple of them are going to end up being beneficial for the organism, and we’ve seen that with the successive different variants that have come out.”

In other words, while the overwhelming majority of mutations triggered by molnupiravir will do their job and kill the virus, its not inconceivable that one of those mutations could be beneficial to COVID-19 and lead to another dangerous variant.

Weina wasn’t the only committee member with this concern. Dr. James E.K. Hildreth, president of Meharry Medical College, told The Washington Post he voted no for the same reason: “I voted no. It was an easy vote for me to vote no. … There were more questions than answers. I think the potential for this drug to drive some very challenging variants into the public is a major, major concern.”

Part of the EUA given to molnupiravir states that the drug should only be given if no viable alternative is available, such as Paxlovid. But it’s expected that supply of Merck’s drug will outpace Pfizer’s initially, meaning that the latter’s offering with an 89% efficacy rate won’t be as readily available.

“The number needed to treat for this particular drug was 34. What that means in real life is that you have to treat 34 people to get one good outcome. Another way of looking at it means that 33 people who get the drug aren’t necessarily gonna benefit from it,” Weina told the Daily Caller. “And those are 33 out of 34 people that are going to be mutating the virus that’s in them with no potential benefit.”

“100% of the people that are getting the organism, their viruses are mutating. That’s how the drug works and it ends up killing the virus,” he continued. “But the problem of course is that we don’t know how many of those viruses may potentially get a mutation that causes yet another variant out there. Maybe a variant our vaccines have absolutely no efficacy against. So I think the potential risk out there is quite high.”

13. This sets up a potential conflict between patient and the public: taking molnupiravir benefits the patient, on average. But in the unlikely event that something goes wrong, and the drug helps the virus evolve to a new variant of concern, the entire public pays the price.

— Carl T. Bergstrom (@CT_Bergstrom) December 5, 2021

More:

https://dailycaller.com/2021/12/23/merck-molnupiravir-covid-19-pill-coronavirus-variant-fda/

>>112353

This part bugs me:

The most sophisticated commercial communications satellite ever launched, I-6 F1 is comparable in size to a London double-decker bus, with a deployed solar arrays ‘wingspan’ similar to a Boeing 767 and a 9 metre wide L-band reflector that will be deployed over the coming days. The satellite will then be raised to geostationary orbit (GEO) approximately 36,000km (~22,500 miles) above the Earth via its all-electric propulsion system and then undergo a thorough and extensive testing programme. I-6 F1 will enter service in 2023. Ground stations in Western Australia will support I-6 F1.

How dafuq does an all-electric propulsion system work?

>>112331 (me)

Posted it over on deepdigs just now, maybe anons can find something

>>112344

KEK

GREAT MINDS THINK ALIKE MY FRIEND

>>112354

send them a link to here also.

This is F45 (Flight 45) and there is a lot to this. I member the missing [I] posts.. not sure what the date was, but the sat came from France. I am actually looking right now, I was watching the launch, freaking iPad batts are zero so wanted to jump on and say I was watching and that its wild, and trying to connect dots, as this was planned.

In the launch they said this will connect EVERYTHING.. as in drones.. everything. That mil and commercial uses in 1 sat.

Thinking back to the statement "Who was supposed to be President".. that is chilling as this was planned for Killery.. prob an all comms upgrade from corona system.

NEW COMMS also. Australia but also UK, and this came from France.. so the origins are in Deep State [I] intelligence 5eye type of thing.. but more as Japan and France have nothing to do with stuffs, but anyway still digging.

>>112355

post up deep digs site again, orr.. I guess it is in habbenings.. will go check

actually.. no we are good. We don't need any of that shit here.

>>112357

>>112359

Looks like they zoomed right by it, not in the notables and Final just got posted

Another day perhaps

>>112360

no

don't say anything about us. We are off the radar and that is good. We are the super double secret backup channel board for a reason. Everyone I send over here cannot get on for some reason.. oh well.

We should keep it low key maybe.. no shills or muh jew guys on here.. it is SO NICE.. being there and reading through it, then going and looking at old screen grabs I took.. no thank you. They have a long time to get going and all. Its good so many are there right now, and hopefully they keep their numbers up. Seems like QR2.0.. which is good, maybe at a time we can go back and forth, but not till 055 crew is done.. which will be months from now.

055 crew is a crew, not just one person. It was a team to destroy the board and what anons do.

>>112362

>055 crew is a crew, not just one person. It was a team to destroy the board and what anons do.

Believe me I know

>>112365

I know.. kek just talk sometimes to get thoughts out

Deepdigs #3 >>>/deepdigs/3189

“Whatever it Takes” – Biden Supports Senate Filibuster ‘Exception’ to Ram Through Voting Legislation – Says He Would Axe the Longstanding Senate Practice Without Hesitation (VIDEO)

By Julian Conradson

Published December 23, 2021 at 9:30pm

During a trainwreck one-on-one interview on Wednesday with ABC’s David Muir, Joe Biden said that he was in favor of “whatever it takes” to force his radical agenda through the US legislature in order for it to become law, even if it means terminating the filibuster – which he said he would do without hesitation if given the chance.

Biden made the comments when Muir asked him about the Democrat’s proposed changes to federal election procedures included in H.R.1, which includes a sweeping overhaul on voting rights that would enable countless illegal aliens to cast votes and allow for even more extensive fraud than there was in 2020.

The radical legislation – which is deceptively named the ‘for the people act’ – would essentially rig US elections for good if it is passed, but the resolution has been unable to make it through the Senate thanks to the 50-50 split and the longstanding filibuster – which requires legislation to achieve 60 votes in order to pass.

Unfortunately, trivial things and semantics – like, you know, having enough votes – isn’t a concern for the current dictator in chief.

In response to Muir just flat-out asking if he supported “fundamental changes” to the longstanding rules of the US Senate to achieve his radical agenda, Biden immediately responded with a “yes.”

When asked “what that means,” Biden continued:

Biden: “It means whatever it takes – Change the Senate rules to accommodate major pieces of legislation without requiring 60 votes.”

Muir: “So you support a carve-out of the filibuster for voting rights?“

Biden: “The only thing standing between getting voting rights legislation passed and not getting passed is the filibuster.

I support making the exception of voting rights for the filibuster.”

EXCLUSIVE: Pres. Biden to @DavidMuir: "If the only thing standing between getting voting rights legislation passed and not getting passed is the filibuster, I support making the exception of voting rights for the filibuster." https://t.co/jaaJVXY2EW pic.twitter.com/O42GECbIxO

— ABC News (@ABC) December 23, 2021

In case you were wondering if Biden was just more out of it than usual because someone scheduled an interview for him past his bedtime, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki confirmed the administration is setting its sights on the filibuster for a messy takedown on Thursday during her press briefing, also calling it the “only thing standing in the way” of the Democrats’ anti-American agenda.

Somehow, as she advocates to destroy the checks and balances of power in the US, she also claims that Biden “has always been committed to” the democratic process.”

PSAKI: Biden "is prepared to support changes [to the filibuster] if that's the only thing standing in the way of getting [voting rights legislation] done." pic.twitter.com/A2R9Iun6BI

— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) December 23, 2021

Like most other platforms Biden campaigned on, his stance on the filibuster has flip-flopped from what it was before he was fraudulently placed in office.

He was quoted several times as being in favor of keeping it, even calling its removal “a very dangerous thing to do” at one campaign stop.

Flashback to Biden in 2019:

“Ending the filibuster is a very dangerous thing to do.” pic.twitter.com/0HgEJ9EDMs

— The First (@TheFirstonTV) December 23, 2021

And that’s the ol’ bait and switch.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/12/whatever-takes-biden-supports-senate-filibuster-exception-ram-voting-legislation-says-axe-longstanding-senate-practice-without-hesitation-video/

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>>112362

>It was a team to destroy the board and what anons do.

Patriots stand at the ready.

Pain

>>112390

fuck yes.. and I think I just figure the puzzle out.

Seth Rich found the Dossier did he not? On the DNC server?

It literally implicates everyone in the stealing of the election, or INSURANCE POLICY if you will..