California Purchases 14 Million COVID Tests For Schools.

Governor Gavin Newsom has deployed 14.3 million COVID-19 at-home assessments in the last month to curb outbreaks as students and staff return from Spring Break.

According to the governor’s office, the test will be provided to all public and private schools in the state, which has approximately 7.2 million students and personnel.

In a statement released on March 26, Newsom said, “California is focused on keeping schools open and students safe, and we’re not letting our guard down.”

According to the governor’s office, the examinations are given out based on the number of pupils and personnel in each county.

The tests were allocated as part of the Governor’s SMARTER Plan, a response strategy to meet the next phase of the pandemic that has allowed for more resources to combat COVID-19 spread.

Since children returned from winter break, 40.6 million masks, along with gloves and sanitizers, have been provided to schools, according to Newsom’s office.

The months of March and April are when schools across the state have spring holidays.

FF Gene Biotech is a next generation DNA sequencing company in China and was founded by Fulgent Genetics which is a primary distributor of COVID-19 tests nationwide. As of January 12, 2021, LA county announced it’s intent on relying on Fulgent Genetics to provide covid tests moving forward. Little does America know, FF Gene Biotech has set up shop in China to conduct cutting edge research on next generation DNA sequencing.

The official relationship between the two companies is briefly explained on their site as follows:

FF Gene Biotech formed in 2017 through a Joint Venture between Fulgent Genetics, Xilong Scientific, and Fuzhou Jinqiang Investment Partnership (FJIP). The company was founded to bring Fulgent Genetics’ next-generation sequencing (NGS) capabilities to the Chinese genetic testing market. On May 10th, 2021, Fulgent Genetics acquired a majority stake in FF Gene Biotech. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

What do improvements in DNA sequencing mean for human health?

Researchers now are able to compare large stretches of DNA – 1 million bases or more – from different individuals quickly and cheaply. Such comparisons can yield an enormous amount of information about the role of inheritance in susceptibility to disease and in response to environmental influences. In addition, the ability to sequence the genome more rapidly and cost-effectively creates vast potential for diagnostics and therapies.

Although routine DNA sequencing in the doctor’s office is still many years away, some large medical centers have begun to use sequencing to detect and treat some diseases. In cancer, for example, physicians are increasingly able to use sequence data to identify the particular type of cancer a patient has. This enables the physician to make better choices for treatments.

Researchers in the NHGRI-supported Undiagnosed Diseases Program use DNA sequencing to try to identify the genetic causes of rare diseases. Other researchers are studying its use in screening newborns for disease and disease risk.

Moreover, The Cancer Genome Atlas project, which is supported by NHGRI and the National Cancer Institute, is using DNA sequencing to unravel the genomic details of some 30 cancer types. Another National Institutes of Health program examines how gene activity is controlled in different tissues and the role of gene regulation in disease. Ongoing and planned large-scale projects use DNA sequencing to examine the development of common and complex diseases, such as heart disease and diabetes, and in inherited diseases that cause physical malformations, developmental delay and metabolic diseases.

Comparing the genome sequences of different types of animals and organisms, such as chimpanzees and yeast, can also provide insights into the biology of development and evolution.

LA Sheriff Resigns Due to Fulgent Genetics CCP Ties

Founded by Chinese-American billionaire Ming Hsieh, Fulgent Genetics seems to be quite a popular COVID-19 testing provider for the United States. Los Angeles County sheriff Alex Villanueva said the FBI warned him and other county officials that Fulgent likely shares the health data it collects with the Chinese government.

“This letter is to inform you the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (Department) will not participate in COVID-19 registering or testing with Fulgent Genetics Corporation (Fulgent), due to the fact the DNA data obtained is not guaranteed to be safe and secure from foreign governments and ‘will likely be shared with the Republic of China,’” Villanueva wrote in the letter.

The sheriff said he was contacted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) weapons of mass destruction coordinator about Fulgent Genetics and met with the coordinator on Nov. 26.

Villaneuva said he was shocked to learn that the company had strong ties with BGI, WuXP, and Huawei Technology, all of which are linked to the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences and the Peoples Republic of China State Council, which are under the control of the CCP.

Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Los Angeles) asked Fulgent Genetics on Twitter on Nov. 30 about its privacy statement that declares the company may store, process, and transmit personal information in locations around the world, including locations outside of the country.

The no-bid contract signed between the county and Fulgent Genetics allows them to collect DNA data obtained from mandatory COVID-19 testing, for unknown purposes, Villanueva said. This has shattered all confidence the department’s personnel had in the process, he said.

U.S. officials have expressed concerns over state-sponsored harvesting of genetic data. China has collected DNA samples of Uyghurs, a repressed Muslim minority group, for surveillance purposes. The authoritarian regime is also building massive databases of genetic data from across the globe, which would give China an advantage in developing treatments for future pandemics.

A New Era of Biowarfare

Biowarfare isn’t a new thing; its been used throughout history. In the 4th century B.C., Scythian archers infected their arrows by dipping them in decomposed carcasses. In the 14th century, the Tartars catapulted plague-infected lifeless bodies into the lines of their enemies at the siege of Kaffa. And in World War II, the Imperial Japanese Army bombed Chinese cities with plague-ridden fleas.

This old school form of biological warfare is child’s play in comparison to modern advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and genomics. We are entering a new and dangerous era in warfare, and we’re supposed to believe that this is a natural pandemic. Anyone who actually cares to absorb knowledge wouldn’t rule out the possibility that modern advances in science could potentially lead us to biological warfare.

We have to understand that if someone has a copy of your DNA sequence, they have a copy of all individual characteristics. AI and genomics enable DNA manipulation to help the human body fight all kinds of diseases, this same technology can also be used to create unique pathogens that only impact specific people. DNA-specific weapons can target a race, a gender, or even a family or individual with a specific DNA structure.

Anyone advocating for vaccinations is coming from a naive perspective and takes no interest in international politics. Knowing this has helped me know when it’s not worth the energy to elaborate on my views. The reality is this, the CCP is looking for more and more power. Undeniably, America is weakened in light of political tension and vaccine efficacy debate.

Fulgent provides coronavirus testing for numerous school districts, including New York City and Las Vegas, and has contracts with the Utah Department of Health and the Houston Health Department. The company has blatant ties to the CCP, especially considering you can’t run a business in China without accomplishing the tasks of the CCP. It all adds up to an elaborate display of global biological warfare. Stay inquisitive in the word of God, and the world around you.