Vaccine Nanotechnology: Brave New World on the Horizon

If you haven’t yet read Aldous Huxley’s classic 1932 novel, Brave New World, now might be a good time.

Bill Gates, in his philanthropic quest to save mankind, is now using his billions to help develop new technology that will allow people to be vaccinated or sterilized, potentially without their knowledge.

Recently funded sterilization technology uses ultrasound waves aimed at a man’s testicles to render him infertile for up to six months.

Even more unsettling is Gates’ funding of vaccine nanotechnology which uses sweat triggered nanoparticles that penetrate human skin via hair follicles.    It’s hard to imagine this technology being used in any other than a covert manner.   Why use nanotechnology for vaccines unless the goal is administration via a spray mist or other invisible delivery method where the people targeted are unaware of what is happening?    Schools, airports, malls, and other places where large groups of people congregate indoors would be easy places to secretly mass vaccinate through ventilation systems.

Another potential use would be to add these vaccine nanoparticles to personal care products such as creams and lotions to quickly deliver foreign DNA into the blood of the potentially unsuspecting victim.

Researchers Carlos Alberto Guzman of the Hemlock, oops, I meant Hemholtz Centre for Infection Research and Claus-Michael Lehr/Steffi Hansen of the Hemholtz Institute for Pharmaceutical Research are the recipients of Gate’s funding.

“What man has joined, nature is powerless to put asunder.”
- Aldous Huxley, Brave New World, Ch. 2

Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist

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