The ‘Universal Vaccine’ Agenda for Annual Vaccinations and an Endless Pandemic | Crossroads

Hey, welcome back everyone. I'm on the road again, as you can see, working on some stuff. But folks, some big stories today. I want to talk to you about the universal vaccines because there's been a new buzzword lately, which is these universal vaccines that can basically work against the new variants of COVID. Now, do you know what that means in practice, right? I'm going to go into that, also go into the history of it, because guess what? This isn't about COVID. They've been talking about this since 2009. They've been pushing this for over a decade now before it had anything to do with COVID. And really, the implications of it were about profit and about mass vaccination, mandatory annual vaccination. The very thing that a lot of people who they're accusing to be vaccine hesitant were actually hesitant about, the idea that basically this is a political agenda. And frankly, it's something they've been wanting to do that even when it had nothing to do with COVID. I'm going to show you the videos of Dr. Fauci himself talking about this way back in 2009. I'm going to show you some of what's happening with companies like Pfizer and what they're actually saying behind the scenes on it. We're going to go in depth on this, folks, so stick around. But also emails are showing that the CDC, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, they were concerned that people were pointing out that the vaccines, they're saying, oh, people are debunking the vaccines, or sorry, attacking the vaccines, based on the idea that by definition, the COVID vaccines are not vaccines. And by definition, vaccinated does not apply to what you get from the COVID vaccines. So people were attacking it based on that. What did they do? They changed the definitions. Rather than fix the problem, they changed the words. And so I'm going to show you, we got the actual CDC emails on this. I'm going to show you what we have on it. Folks, it's going to be a great episode today, so stick around. Real quick too, we do have our documentary, The Real Story of January 6th, ready to go. We're doing a soft launch right now, some behind the scene previews folks. The public launch is July 22nd. And we can't show you the trailer on YouTube, unfortunately. I was hoping to show it to you all. We are working on a YouTube friendly one, if we can do it, but we'll see. But we will show the trailer for that on Epic TV later. And also, again, as usual, first 20 minutes of the show, YouTube Rumble, yeah, for 20, 25 minutes, YouTube Rumble. But we're going to do the whole show, hour and a half, on Epic TV exclusively. So if you don't have an account yet, be sure to jump in the description and go to your free account. It's again, free trial, 14 days. Get that, come join us for discussion. There's always a great episode, great discussion over there. All right, let's jump into the first story. All right, let's talk about this universal vaccine agenda. Because we can call it an agenda, because it was a universal vaccine agenda before, frankly, COVID, before people even knew what mRNA vaccines were. Let me show you, first of all, this is Sheryl Atkinson talking about really what kind of the surface narrative on this. This is what she's saying. She says, Pfizer developing what they call pan-coronavirus vaccines to work against all coronaviruses. All coronaviruses. She says, amid a profound lack of success among COVID-19 vaccines when it comes to originally promised goals, preventing infection and transmission. That's what they told you it was going to do. Normally, if you get vaccinated, that's what you think it's going to do, prevent transmission and prevent infection. It does neither, unfortunately. And so what's the solution? Annual vaccinations, booster shots every six months. That's what they want. But because people don't want to get boosted every six months, what are they doing? Universal vaccines. Basically, things that can activate the mRNA substances in your body and basically do a software update in your DNA. That's the idea of it. Let me show you. She's on this. I'll get deeper into the weeds of this in a bit, but on the surface. She continues on to say, top vaccine makers have announced plans to develop yet another vaccine that they hope will work against all coronaviruses. It's called a pan coronavirus vaccine. That's according to Medspace. The article did not detail what was meant by the vaccine, quote, working. Originally, the COVID-19 vaccines were touted to prevent COVID. Remember Fauci himself, 100% vaccination if you get it, protection. If you get it, you're 100% not going to get COVID-19. They lied to you. That wasn't true. But of course, you can't say it without getting them enraged these days. She says, however, when it quickly became apparent that the vaccines were not good at preventing infection, transmission, or illness, advocates state of the vaccines, quote, work, because in theory, they prevent serious illness and death. However, scientists say most people who get COVID without being vaccinated will have mild illness and not die. So frankly, none of the narratives line up, and they're covering it up essentially by saying, OK, annual vaccinations, regular booster shots, maybe not even annual, maybe every six months. And now they're saying pan coronavirus vaccines. Now, I'm going to detail what pan coronavirus vaccines are because this ties into what was previously called universal vaccines. Before we get into that, folks, we do have a sponsor today. Today's episode is brought to you by American Hartford Gold. Now, inflation is on the rise, but I don't need to tell you that. 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And again, we'll go deeper into what's really behind it in a bit, but I want to unfold this kind of step by step. So Reason is saying this. Coronavirus vaccines should be updated to address Omicron, BA45, and coronavirus variants. Remember, that's the one we talked about, the BA4.5 variant they're saying. We talked about that yesterday. That's the one they're calling the Ninja variant, the one they're saying is more infectious than Omicron. Basically, it's a sub-variant of Omicron. And they're claiming, just as they did with Omicron, again, the last big variant people were talking about, the one that Biden was saying, prepare for the winter of death as we entered Christmas. Remember that? Turned out that Omicron, yes, had a higher infection rate, but it had a lowered death rate, meaning that more people were getting infected. But by getting infected, actually more people were gaining immunity to the point where I believe it was Bill Gates or Fauci or both, I can't remember which, actually came out and they were saying that actually this Omicron variant is better than a vaccine, basically, because it was mass infecting people and then giving them the antibodies. I mean, really, it debunked the whole need for the vaccine at that point, to the point where they were saying, okay, we're in the endemic, basically this whole thing is over, time to move to the next step. And then they started walking it back because they said, okay, the pandemic is over, time to get rid of the emergency mandates, time to get rid of all these additional powers you've been given. They said, oh, hold on, not so fast. We said endemic, it's over, but we're not ready to give up those powers just yet. We need to keep that emergency declaration in place because guess what? We need to track the new variants. The variant they're making a lot of noise about now is the BA5 one, yeah, BA4.5. And this is the one also they're using to these pan-coronavirus vaccines, or what they again call these universal vaccines. So on this, they're saying that they should be updated these vaccines to work on this new variant. And they said there are dominant strain around the world, including in the U.S. This was the conclusion reached by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the FDA, one of their panels of independent experts on the vaccines and related biological product advisory committee. Now, the modifying they're saying would add an Omicron BA4.5 spike protein component. Because remember, the current vaccines have the original coronavirus spike protein, which is one of the reasons why it's probably not, again, why people are getting like, you know, viral overload in their bodies and they're dying from it. It says here, the modified vaccines would add an Omicron protein to it, BA5 one, to the current vaccine composition to create a two component booster vaccine that would be available around October. When are they planning on ending this thing? If it's not until October, did we get the new vaccine, right? Vaccine 2.0. Instead of requiring manufacturers to engage in long and drawn out clinical trials, wouldn't that be great? Long clinical trials, I would say, you know, but instead of making it so they have to engage in these long clinical trials before approving the booster shots, they're saying this, the FDA is taking advantage of the drug maker's ability to rapidly modify the new mRNA vaccines as the virus evolves. This approval process is similar to the way through which annual flu shots are updated. Even better than updated vaccines would be a universal coronavirus vaccine. Now, this is where it gets a little technical. So right now, the flu shots, if you, you know, previously you could go get a flu. I know the flu disappeared when COVID came about. And so the flu maybe is not relevant anymore because it disappeared. There's no more flu, but we have COVID now. And COVID, of course, being technically a flu, also, again, works in the same way. They're saying that they need to update it every year because the flu changes every year, just like coronavirus, which replaced the flu somehow, changes every year. And so in order to vaccinate against it, you have to get, basically, you know, change it every year and get people vaccinated every single year. That's the idea with it. But they're saying that there's another way to do this, which is what these universal vaccines are. There are already several projects aiming to achieve that goal. During a recent investor presentation, these are investors, folks, they're making money off it, the Pfizer-BioNTech collaboration suggested that it planned to begin testing a pan-coronavirus vaccine later this year. Considering the havoc wreaked by the coronavirus pandemic, more so the policies than the virus, honestly, and the possibility that it could evolve further in delirious ways, another Operation Warp Speed, remember that was Trump's operation to rapidly create these vaccines, Operation Warp Speed, the next one, aimed at speeding the development and deployment of a pan-coronavirus vaccine would be useful. Now, what are these? This is Axios talking about what Pfizer's doing with this now. And they're saying Pfizer to begin testing universal coronavirus vaccine. And they're saying Pfizer and its partner, BioNTech, plan to start clinical trials of pan-coronavirus vaccines the second part of the year. BioNTech officials said in an investor presentation on Wednesday, and they're saying, why does it matter? Because in other words, they're already moving on this. Why does it matter? Creating a vaccine that works against a variety of coronaviruses, not just COVID-19, but including it, represents a holy grail, they're saying, particularly as new variants could threaten to outrun our current arsenal of vaccines. CNN continues on this, and this is CNN stating it now. CNN says, they have here, again, Fauci, and this is Dr. Fauci in a White House briefing talking. Fauci says, I don't want anyone to think that pan-coronavirus vaccines are literally around the corner in a month or two. It's going to take years to develop in an incremental fashion. Some of these are already in phase one clinical trials. So Fauci is saying, you know, maybe these won't be around right away, meaning, well, heck, when is this thing going to end? But he is saying that, again, phase one clinical trials are set to begin, or they're already in these trials. And now keep in mind that, well, they already used the phase one clinical trials to basically push out vaccines that weren't beyond that anyways. If they want to have operation warp speed part two, which is what they're saying in other places, that means they can, even in these early stages of clinical trials, push through and just release these vaccines. Fauci is suggesting it may take longer based on normal processes, but all it takes is, again, a second operation warp speed to change that, to push it further than that. Now, this is the Pfizer CEO on January 23rd talking about this. Because as I mentioned, there is kind of an agenda behind it, not just on what they're saying on the surface, something that goes a bit deeper. And they were talking about this a little more openly before, frankly, the world's people were watching it, paying attention The Pfizer CEO, the very company that's now developing these new pan-coronavirus vaccines or universal vaccines, he was saying that he was hoping for annual COVID-19 vaccines over more frequent boosters. So rather than have boosters every six months or every three months or whatever they want to do, they want to have one annual vaccine, meaning it never ends, meaning you get it every single year, meaning this is the new way of life. Alberta Borla, the CEO of Pfizer, said on January 22nd that he would prefer an annual COVID-19 vaccine over booster shots that are issued at more frequent intervals. In an interview with Israel's N12 News, he was asked whether he sees booster shots being administered every four to five months on a regular basis. He says this will not be a good scenario. What I'm hoping is we will have a vaccine that you will have to do once a year. Now he's saying have to do, i.e. you have to do it. And he says, so from a public health perspective, it is an ideal situation. We are looking to see whether we can create a vaccine that covers Omicron and doesn't forget the other variants, and that could be a solution. In other words, this isn't getting into the universal vaccine waters, but he's saying at the very least, they want to basically create what was previously the flu vaccine and make that the annual vaccine for COVID, something that changes every single year, and you get it every single year. This is a concern, of course, because unlike the flu, which you had the option of whether you get the flu shot or not, with COVID, many people do not have the option on whether or not they get it. You can lose your job if you're a federal worker, especially. You can get fired from the military, as we've seen them getting fired by the thousands now, released by the thousands now. You could, for example, not even be able to go to restaurants or businesses. If those businesses on an individual basis, and they could do this whether or not there's a government mandate, decide that you need to show proof of vaccination to enter the premise. If you have businesses really on, say, the big corporate level, making a determination that that's what they want to do going forward, they can do it. Now, this means also that governments can keep in place these different policies, health emergencies, because this requires monitoring. Remember, that was what the CDC said previously. The reason they didn't want to get rid of the coronavirus global health emergency or national health emergency is because losing that would lose some of the programs to monitor people, some of these surveillance technologies, and they want to keep those surveillance technologies so they can do stuff like this. But folks, it goes a bit deeper than this, because guess what? It isn't just about annual vaccinations. It's about actually making vaccines that essentially work within your system, and they want to make the mRNA function basically like a software update, as they're saying. Not only this, but Fauci clearly stated that there was an agenda with this. Let me show you this video of Dr. Fauci talking about this all the way back in 2009. This is 2009, folks. Let me show you. I posted a video on Twitter actually a while back. We'll pull this up real quick. As a public health person, I would think that the goal that I would see to really stabilize the system and therefore make it less of a crisis issue when you get to have a pandemic flu, which we know will again occur as was predicted, even though they're rare events, they do occur, is to get as many people vaccinated as possible. And what we foresee in the future is that influenza vaccine will be something that is essentially a routine vaccination for everyone. And if we then transition that into the universal vaccine, then you may only have to do that every couple of years and get people protected not only from seasonal flu, but from pandemic flu. In my mind, that's the end game. And that's good for the companies too, because they're going to know and predict that every year, the vast majority of the American population is going to get vaccinated, not having to guess, will they or will they not this year or next year? Hear that, folks? That is 2009. 2009, 10 years before COVID-19. That was 10 years before COVID-19. And what is he saying? He's saying it's going to solve a lot of problems because companies won't have to guess whether or not people are going to get vaccinated. Now, how do companies not have to guess whether you get your annual flu vaccine or biannual flu vaccine? Two years. How do they not have to guess? It's because it's mandatory. If you're forced to get it, and as he's saying, everybody gets it. If you're forced to get it, companies don't have to guess whether or not you're going to get it, because you have to get it. And as he's saying, and this is the important part, he's saying that they want to release these vaccines, want to release these vaccines, flu vaccine, where people get it regularly and so on, saying the end goal of that, end goal of that are universal vaccines. And we're right now in the middle range of that, where they're creating these new variant vaccines, pan-coronavirus vaccines, the first going to be in October, right? He's making it clear that the goal of that are these universal vaccines. The first step is these ones that work on sub-variants and so on, right? As he's saying in his actual video, as he's saying in the actual video, that's what he's saying. But the goal of that is universal vaccines. You might get them once every two years or something like that. And companies don't have to guess whether or not they need to do it, because you have to get it. And guess what? That's good for the companies, good for business folks, because they don't have to guess whether you're going to buy their product or not, because you have to buy it. Shut up in your own veins. And the very people saying, my body, my choice, right? All right, let me go over a bit more of this. But we have to jump over to Epic TV now, because we're getting into YouTube deleting our video and giving us a strike. I want to talk about previous statements on Fauci, talk about research into universal vaccines already in progress. Because again, they're making it seem like this isn't really happening so much right now. In January, Fauci was already saying they were doing it. They were already doing it. This is going to be a special week. We have two interviews publishing this week, so stay tuned for that. We're going to have episodes both on Thursday and on Friday with their interviews. And also, I'm traveling right now, I'm working on some stuff. Also, we have our documentary, The Real Story of January 6th, premiering on July 22nd. So a little over close to two weeks. I can't show you the trailer on YouTube, because of the requirements on YouTube. They won't let me show it. But we will show that later on Epic TV. So again, on Epic TV, we'll show that. But in the meantime, folks, we do have a great episode over on Epic TV. It's on manufactured food crisis, the elite's great reset. Facts Matter, Roman Bamacop, he was just in the Netherlands. He interviewed a lot of farmers. Great episode. Let me show a quick trailer of what he was doing over in the Netherlands. Good evening, and welcome to a super special episode of Facts Matter right here from the Netherlands. We are in Amsterdam, covering the farmers protests that have sprung up across the entire country, with the farmers fighting back against these parliamentary regulations, which are essentially kneecapped, a lot of them. They told me that between 30 to 50% of the local farmers here would have to just shut down shop. So it's a big, big deal. So we've been driving around the country for the last three or four days, speaking with the farmers, speaking with truckers, speaking with the people who support them, speaking with a scientist who explained to us what the whole nitrogen debate is all about. And we even got to speak with a member of parliament who's part of the opposition party fighting back against these regulations. So we'll be releasing these interviews one by one over the course of the next few days, starting today with the member of parliament, Mr. Terry Woodow. Yeah, so Roman just got back, actually. He and I had some great conversations about what he was finding out there. Stay tuned for some more updates on that as well. Folks, that said, let's jump over to Epic TV. See you there. All right. Let's continue this discussion on these universal vaccines. And most