Close Menu
Truth Republican
  • Home
  • News
  • Politics
  • Business
  • Guns & Gear
  • Healthy Tips
  • Prepping & Survival
  • Videos
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Truth Republican
  • Home
  • News
  • Politics
  • Business
  • Guns & Gear
  • Healthy Tips
  • Prepping & Survival
  • Videos
Newsletter
Truth Republican
You are at:Home»Prepping & Survival»Next Plandemic? Drug-Resistant BAT-HUMAN HYBRID FLU Engineered by NIH-funded Researchers
Prepping & Survival

Next Plandemic? Drug-Resistant BAT-HUMAN HYBRID FLU Engineered by NIH-funded Researchers

Buddy DoyleBy Buddy DoyleJuly 10, 2025No Comments4 Mins Read
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr WhatsApp
Next Plandemic? Drug-Resistant BAT-HUMAN HYBRID FLU Engineered by NIH-funded Researchers
Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

This article was originally published by S.D. Wells at Natural News. 

The depopulation machine is still in full gear, folks. The freaks in their white lab coats are still designing new plandemics with new deadly diseases and clot shots to go with it. Here’s the latest scoop.

A new peer-reviewed study published June 18, 2025, in Pathogens has revealed that scientists funded by the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) have genetically engineered novel hybrid influenza viruses combining bat and human virus components. The research, conducted at the University of Missouri and partially funded by the NIH’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), raises significant public health and biosecurity concerns.

    • NIH-Funded Creation of Hybrid Bat-Human Influenza Viruses: Researchers at the University of Missouri, funded by NIH and CEIRR grants, engineered chimeric influenza viruses by combining bat virus genes with human H1N1 components—raising significant concerns due to their ability to replicate in mammalian cells and resist common antivirals.
    • Engineered for Antiviral Resistance and Survival: The viruses were deliberately mutated at key sites (e.g., N31, H37, W41) to confer resistance to amantadine, a standard flu treatment, and to study how these mutations affect viral replication and survival, confirming the study’s gain-of-function nature.
    • Pandemic Potential and Biosecurity Fears: Constructed using reverse genetics, these lab-created viruses could potentially infect humans, making them highly controversial in light of past pandemic origins linked to lab-based virus manipulation and prompting renewed biosecurity concerns.
    • S. Taxpayer-Funded and Internationally Overseen: Despite growing public and governmental scrutiny, this research received funding from U.S. agencies including NIH/NIAID and CEIRR, with involvement from WHO-affiliated scientists and formal biosafety clearance—further fueling debate over accountability and transparency in high-risk virology.

NIH-funded researchers engineer drug-resistant bat-human hybrid influenza viruses in Missouri

Led by Dr. Richard Webby of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital—also a World Health Organization collaborator—the study involved the creation of chimeric influenza viruses using a method known as reverse genetics. Researchers used internal genes from bat influenza viruses (H17N10 and H18N11) and combined them with surface proteins from the human H1N1 strain A/Puerto Rico/8/1934. These synthetic combinations were shown to replicate efficiently in mammalian cells, particularly Madin-Darby canine kidney (MDCK) cells, which are standard for studying influenza infectivity.

Crucially, the viruses were found to induce cytopathic effects (CPEs)—cellular damage caused by viral infection—suggesting they are functionally infectious in mammalian systems. This suggests a potential zoonotic crossover risk, where viruses engineered in the lab might be capable of jumping from animals to humans.

Even more concerning is the fact that the engineered viruses were resistant to the antiviral drug amantadine. The M2 protein of the bat influenza strains contained a naturally occurring N31 mutation known to confer resistance. Researchers further modified the M2 protein at key sites—such as H37, W41, and L36—to investigate the impact on viral replication, infectivity, and drug resistance. Several of these engineered variants survived and replicated successfully, revealing that small genetic changes could significantly enhance the virus’s survival and potential pathogenicity.

This kind of experimentation is considered gain-of-function (GoF) research—where viruses are intentionally altered to study how mutations affect traits like transmission, virulence, and immune evasion. While such studies aim to prepare for future pandemics, they are highly controversial due to the inherent risks of accidental or intentional release.

The study emphasized that reverse genetics was used to synthetically construct these novel viruses. Eight plasmids encoding the viral genome were mixed and incubated to generate recombinant strains—none of which exist naturally in the wild. This synthetic approach enables the creation of viruses with entirely new properties, increasing concerns about laboratory safety and global health implications.

This research comes at a time of heightened sensitivity to lab-origin theories of pandemics. Major U.S. intelligence agencies, including the FBI and CIA, have acknowledged that a laboratory-related incident is a plausible explanation for the origin of COVID-19. The creation of drug-resistant, mammalian-infectious viruses under U.S. government funding—without full transparency—has drawn criticism from biosecurity experts.

The project received approval from the University of Missouri’s Institutional Biosafety Committee (Protocol #12100) and was supported by the NIH, the Centers of Excellence in Influenza Research and Response (CEIRR), and university startup funds.

As debate grows over the ethics and safety of gain-of-function research, this study underscores the urgent need for stricter oversight, greater transparency, and reevaluation of federally funded virological experiments with pandemic potential. Bookmark Infections.news to get the latest updates about the engineered “bird flu pandemic” and the drug-resistant bat-human hybrid flu coming to fake news theatres near you!

Read the full article here

Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
Previous ArticleMedicaid will undergo significant changes due to the ‘big, beautiful, bill’
Next Article TOP 10 BEST HUNTING KNIVES ON AMAZON

Related Articles

CDC Expands Access To RSV Vaccine As RFK Jr. Endorses Meningococcal Vaccination Option

CDC Expands Access To RSV Vaccine As RFK Jr. Endorses Meningococcal Vaccination Option

July 10, 2025
Hamas Said It Will Release Ten Israeli Hostages

Hamas Said It Will Release Ten Israeli Hostages

July 10, 2025
More Than 400 Earthquakes Just Shook Mt. Rainier & More Than 1,300 Earthquakes Just Rattled Japan

More Than 400 Earthquakes Just Shook Mt. Rainier & More Than 1,300 Earthquakes Just Rattled Japan

July 9, 2025
Iran Is Quickly Rebuilding Its Air Defenses

Iran Is Quickly Rebuilding Its Air Defenses

July 9, 2025
Trump Avoids Question About Jeffrey Epstein

Trump Avoids Question About Jeffrey Epstein

July 9, 2025
Russia Has A New “Deterrence” Weapon, And It’s Not A Nuke

Russia Has A New “Deterrence” Weapon, And It’s Not A Nuke

July 9, 2025
US Cancels 54 Contracts, Saves 4 Million In 2 Days: DOGE

US Cancels 54 Contracts, Saves $804 Million In 2 Days: DOGE

July 9, 2025
12 Questions All Should Be Asking About The Jeffrey Epstein Cover Up

12 Questions All Should Be Asking About The Jeffrey Epstein Cover Up

July 8, 2025
U.S. Ends Its Bird Flu Emergency Response As Infections Disappear

U.S. Ends Its Bird Flu Emergency Response As Infections Disappear

July 8, 2025
Don't Miss
Trump admin ending taxpayer support for illegal immigrants in postsecondary education

Trump admin ending taxpayer support for illegal immigrants in postsecondary education

Bryan Kohberger, Luigi Mangione may share same rare neurological condition: What to know

Bryan Kohberger, Luigi Mangione may share same rare neurological condition: What to know

Secret Service changes the agency has made post-Trump Butler assassination attempt

Secret Service changes the agency has made post-Trump Butler assassination attempt

‘Absolute bare minimum’: Calls for more action after Secret Service agents suspended for security failure

‘Absolute bare minimum’: Calls for more action after Secret Service agents suspended for security failure

Latest News
America First policies electrifying US-made brews and bringing beer boom to red state

America First policies electrifying US-made brews and bringing beer boom to red state

July 10, 2025
Trump installs massive new American flags at the White House – and they don’t cost taxpayers a penny

Trump installs massive new American flags at the White House – and they don’t cost taxpayers a penny

July 10, 2025
Seniors flock to new Hooters restaurant, plus clue leads to shipwreck discovery

Seniors flock to new Hooters restaurant, plus clue leads to shipwreck discovery

July 10, 2025
Mortgage rates tick higher for first time in weeks

Mortgage rates tick higher for first time in weeks

July 10, 2025
Obama officials used dossier to probe, brief Trump despite knowing it was unverified ‘internet rumor’

Obama officials used dossier to probe, brief Trump despite knowing it was unverified ‘internet rumor’

July 10, 2025
Copyright © 2025. Truth Republican. All rights reserved.
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of use
  • Contact

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.