The U.S. must repeal or amend the 1989 Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act to close the loophole that allows gain-of-function experiments under the guise of "peaceful purposes."
The treaty contains a loophole that allows countries to produce bioweapons so long as the production has “justification for prophylactic, protective or other peaceful purposes.” The loophole has no merit. First, here is no prophylaxis in any shot called a vaccine as the idea is to create serum antibodies that can only REACT to infections, not prevent them. Second, there is no protection in any shot called a vaccine as the targeted and specific antibodies will become suboptimal and prime the recipient for antibody dependent enhancement of infection, and antibody dependent enhancement of disease symptoms.
The treaty contains a loophole that allows countries to produce bioweapons so long as the production has “justification for prophylactic, protective or other peaceful purposes.” The loophole has no merit. First, here is no prophylaxis in any shot called a vaccine as the idea is to create serum antibodies that can only REACT to infections, not prevent them. Second, there is no protection in any shot called a vaccine as the targeted and specific antibodies will become suboptimal and prime the recipient for antibody dependent enhancement of infection, and antibody dependent enhancement of disease symptoms.