saRNA Vaccine Approved; RFK Jr. Backs Trump

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Originally published at: https://peakprosperity.com/daily-digest/sarna-vaccine-approved-rfk-jr-backs-trump/

Health

Japan has approved the world’s first self-amplifying RNA (saRNA) vaccine for COVID-19, ARCT-154, developed by Arcturus Therapeutics and CSL. This approval by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare is a development in vaccine technology. The saRNA technology allows for smaller doses and reduced side effects by including instructions for an enzyme that replicates the antigen mRNA. In trials, ARCT-154 demonstrated higher levels of COVID-neutralizing antibodies and efficacy against severe cases. This advancement is being explored for other diseases.

Energy

The U.S. power grid has added the most generating capacity in 21 years, driven by increasing demand from AI data centers and other electrification trends. The Energy Information Administration reported that developers and power plant owners added 20.2 gigawatts of new capacity in the first half of 2024, with solar power leading the way. Battery storage and wind power also saw significant growth. The report highlights the end of flat electricity demand in developed markets, with AI and cloud-computing capacity driving a resurgence. UBS suggests that companies exposed to electrification and renewable energy would fare better under a potential Harris presidency, while a Trump administration would likely favor the traditional energy sector. The era of AI data centers is expected to drive a strong multi-year cycle of investment in utility-scale renewable power generation and storage capacity.

Economy

John Williams of ShadowStats.com discussed on Palisades Gold Radio his views on the manipulation of economic data by the government, particularly around inflation and GDP. Williams argues that the real inflation rate is much higher than reported, driven by excessive money supply and government spending. He highlights that the Federal Reserve’s monetary stimulus during the pandemic has not been retracted, contributing to ongoing inflation. Williams also warns about the depletion of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which has been used to temporarily lower gasoline prices, potentially leaving the U.S. vulnerable in future conflicts. He advises holding physical gold and silver as a hedge against inflation.

Meanwhile, economic forecaster Martin Armstrong, speaking on Commodity Culture, emphasized the interconnectedness of global markets and the impact of international capital flows on economic stability. Armstrong pointed out Japan’s economic vulnerabilities, including its high debt-to-GDP ratio, and discussed the role of gold as a neutral asset amid geopolitical tensions. He also warned of potential sovereign debt crises in the U.S. and the rise of digital currencies aimed at capturing untaxed economic activities. Armstrong predicts significant market volatility and geopolitical instability, particularly around the upcoming U.S. elections, and advises investors to consider the broader geopolitical landscape.

In a related discussion on Commodity Culture, technical analyst Francis Hunt highlighted the current economic situation characterized by excessive debt creation, leading to inflation and currency devaluation. Hunt suggests that saving in gold is crucial as it has historically outperformed fiat currencies. He also warns of potential future restrictions on gold ownership and advises diversifying assets, including holding physical gold and cash. Hunt emphasizes the importance of preparing for economic instability by being aware of the broader geopolitical and economic landscape.

Politics

In political developments, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suspended his presidential campaign and endorsed Donald Trump, citing disillusionment with the Democratic Party. Kennedy criticized the party for abandoning democratic principles and engaging in censorship. He will remain on the ballot in most states but will remove his name in key battleground states to avoid being a spoiler. Kennedy’s endorsement of Trump has sparked backlash from his family and the Democratic National Committee, but it is expected to shift dynamics in key swing states. Kennedy’s decision is driven by a desire to address issues like the Ukraine War and the chronic disease epidemic.

Sources

Japan Approves World’s First Fully Authorized saRNA Vaccine, Paving Way for New Era in Disease Prevention

A first-of-its-kind vaccine for COVID-19 has just been approved in Japan — and it could signal a new era in how we prevent infectious diseases and even treat cancer.

Source | Submitted by kenwdelong

Japan Greenlights World’s First Self-Amplifying mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine

“Today’s approval marks a historic and exciting milestone as the first sa-mRNA vaccine in the world to be registered, and supports CSL’s promise to protect global public health,” said Jonathan Edelman, SVP of Vaccines Innovation Unit at CSL.

Source | Submitted by kenwdelong

Inflation Games: How Manipulated Data and Gold Prices Reveal Economic Realities

The probabilities are overwhelmingly on Gold’s side. That is the best environment to see gold increase its value.

Source | Submitted by rhollenb

Economic Forecaster Martin Armstrong Predicts Japan’s Financial Collapse and Global Market Turmoil

“I’ve warned that probably the country that’s going to go bust first is going to be Japan. Their debt to GDP is somewhere around 260 times. It’s just totally insane.”

Source | Submitted by rhollenb

Elon Musk’s Neuralink and the Rise of the Cyborg Society: A Dystopian Dive

Elon Musk wants to implant millions of people with Neuralink brain chips…

Source | Submitted by David Haggith

Renegade Trader Francis Hunt Warns of Impending Debt-Based Collapse and Urges Gold Investment

So, I always start with the statement: we’re in a debt-based collapse, which also therefore has an FX stroke fiat element to it because the two are related.

Source | Submitted by rhollenb

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Suspends Presidential Campaign, Throws Support Behind Trump

“Today I am here to tell you that I WILL NOT ALLOW YOUR EFFORTS TO GO TO WASTE.”

Source | Submitted by AaronMcKeon

RFK Jr. Endorses Trump at Arizona Rally, Ignites Unprecedented Political Unity

Yesterday, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dropped out of the presidential race to endorse Donald Trump.

Source | Submitted by AaronMcKeon

RFK Jr. Suspends Presidential Campaign, Endorses Trump in Stunning Political Shift

Suspending my candidacy is a heartrending decision for me. But I’m convinced that it’s the best hope or ending the Ukraine War and ending the chronic disease epidemic that is eroding our nation’s vitality from the inside and for finally protecting free speech.

Source | Submitted by AaronMcKeon

US Power Grid Sees Record Growth in 21 Years, Driven by AI Data Center Demand

America’s Power Grid Adds Most Generating Capacity In 21 Years As AI Data Center Demand Surges

Source | Submitted by nickythec

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Japan has approved the world’s first self-amplifying RNA (saRNA) “vaccine” for COVID-19, …

Isn’t that just a virus? Self-amplifying RNA? It encodes a polymerase that makes copies of itself? All it requires to be a pathogen is one or more mechanisms (small proteins) to counteract the immune response.

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What could possibly go wrong…

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İ have to admit i am disappointed about RFKjr’s dropping out of the race and endorsing Trump. İ had an unrealistic expectation that RFK would pull a rabbit out of a hole and come up with some zany-smart way to win. Hahaha hopium!!! İ understand why reality forced this decision but I’m still sad.

İ will not be voting.

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As I am in a deep blue state (CA), I am keeping my Kennedy lawn sign, wear my Kennedy hat every day, and will proudly be casting my Kennedy vote. All these things give me an opportunity to educate fellow Democrats about what has happened to our party since I first joined the party in 1974 why Harris is simply unqualified to serve. Of course, when the votes in California are tallied, my actual vote will be counted in the Harris column.

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Hi Danina,

I felt similarly when Dr. Ben Carson dropped out & endorsed Trump in 2016. Then I realized that a man like Dr Carson & also like RFK would not have come to the decision to endorse Trump lightly and without a lot of thoughtful consideration.
As a woman, there was a part of me that wanted Hilary and Kamala to be the type of women that could break the glass ceiling and be amazing leaders. Sadly, neither one have policies that make the world better. When a woman does finally win the presidency, I want her to be so amazing that the question of if she’s a “token” is so clearly wrong that it never even enters the conversation.

In 2016, when Trump was attacked for being anti-woman, I really thought about it & looked into his actions. Trump had women in top positions in his companies in the 70s! I haven’t found any Democrats who actually did that.

Is/was he a playboy? Yes, but let’s face it, and 12 year old girl with an ounce of common sense should be able to sense that from a mile away. I don’t buy into our gender being as dumb as many like to pretend for the sake of attention. I don’t endorse this behavior, but I also don’t pretend it’s entirely the man’s fault.

Ultimately, I looked at Trump’s family. It’s impossible for a bad tree to bear good fruit. As evil as he is portrayed to be, he clearly cares about his children & grand children and building the type of world that is good for their future. Sadly, all I see from the Democrats are things that go against building an actual future worth having for Americans & for humanity.

I hope I don’t sound judgemental, as you’ll have to come to your own conclusion, but I do hope that you look into these things and reconsider.

I would still like Trump to admit his mistake in trusting Fauci. Sadly, many Republicans & Independents still believe that the vaccine “saved” us, so he risks alienating them. At least he stepped up and publicly said that it’s time to look into the epidemics of autism, autoimmune diseases, etc, and the his administration will start doing that.

This is where RFK’s heart & passion are. RFK knows that it’s nearly impossible to change the world in 4 years (in a positive way). But if Trump wins with RFK, at least now we have a chance to avoid WW3 with Russia - unless the Dems start that before the election or false flag it pre-inauguration. We have a chance at RFK’s messaging on health to be shared (not censored by mainstream). And that is what’s truly needed to start to create lasting change.

Trump isn’t perfect, but the reality is that anyone else would have been too financially destroyed or terrified (by the assassination attempt and all of the other threats & gulag actions against him/them) to even try to fight.

It’s just food for thought. Good luck with your decision.

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Have you listened to RFK, Jr.'s, entire announcement speech? If not, I encourage you to do so. It was an excellent address and, although there is a risk Trump fails to deliver on his offer to put him RFK a position of power, I think RFK made a compelling argument as to why he made the decision he did. In his own words, he only has a decade left (being 70) to make a real difference. I say we give him that opportunity.

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I was initially terrified when I saw saRNA, as I have heard of some type of technology that is “self-arisolizing” meaning that a “vaccine” can potentially be spread the same way that a virus is spread - ie. when a vaccinated person speaks or breaths, they expel particles that if/when inhaled by another person, the (unvaccinated) person essentially becomes unknowingly vaccinated (ahem - genetically modified). While it sounds like sci-fy, I believe that this technology is farther along than many realize.

The potential for thie self amplifying technology mentioned in this article to be used for good is intriguing to me. While I’ve read a number of articles for & against it, it’s one technology that I will still say that I don’t know if we collectively understand it well enough to squarely put it in the good or bad category.

My personal story with Covid has been incredibly interesting. I got Covid in the summer of 2021. I had 1 day of severe fatigue & muscle aches & lost my sense of smell for a glorious 18 months - I have 4 (teenagers), so perhaps my joy in losing my sense of smell was unique😜

I did not get vaccinated. I have not only not gotten Covid again since then, but I haven’t had a cold, flu, or any other illness (besides my Hashimoto’s which I got after being in the HPV trials in the 90s). I literally have not been sick at all.
The only thing I changed was to start running 1/2 cup of hydrogen peroxide / gallon of water in a humidifier by my bed at night for a day or 2 at the 1st sign of a sniffle.

Anyway, I’d love to see Chris talk about the self-amplifying, self-replicating, and airisolized vaccine technologies to learn more about them before drawing a conclusion.

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… I wasn’t planning to go into any more detail here, but just can’t help myself …
In February of 2020, I binge-watched an intro to virology by a Columbia emeritus professor who has kindly recorded his lectures and put them online. Since my parents and brother were involved in life sciences, the concepts were pretty easy for me. It was obvious to me at the time that the C19 virus was the product of a lab, but Chris Martenson has done the best job of explaining why that is so. I just end up doing a lot of hand waving and mumbling and my wife accuses me of listening to Alex Jones.

The professor also hosted a weekly chat among like-minded academics in molecular biology. At some time in summer '20, they set off my BS detector and I stopped watching them. They had become snake oil salesmen/women/__s. It was as if they had received a memo from somewhere. Sinecure jobs were at stake. They are publishing several videos every week now, but it’s like a long torturous commercial for big pharma.

Any who, saRNA is just one more step in the direction of using a live, hot virus as a ‘vaccine’. There are several other things a virus must do to be pathogenic, as a typical virus will interfere with its host immune system in multiple ways, will protect its RNA or DNA molecule from detection and destruction, and will make a protein packet to exist in dry air (or in whatever environment it is found). Insect-borne viruses must do similar things in their insect host, as it’s not merely a matter of sloppy hygiene on the part of the insect. A ‘normal’ virus would simply be digested by the insect.

So, bottom line, saRNA is not quite a hot virus, but it is a mind-bogglingly bad idea.

I have encountered their novel cold virus (C19) as well, along with some of its peculiar symptoms. It was not pleasant, but far from life-threatening.

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Hi TS!

İ greatly appreciate your taking the time and effort to give me your opinion about whether i should vote for Trump or not.

İ cannot vote for Trump because my family has experience with him as a business person and that experience indicates he is not trustworthy. Also i will not vote for someone who obviously from his comments has no respect for women (or men) who do not agree with him and are not (to him) physically attractive. İ also do not like name-calling.

İt turns out that because i am a registered voter in NYS i can vote for RFK. At least according to the strategy posted on Peak Prosperity on another thread.

İ will vote for RFK.

And hope that Trump wins and that he will give RFK some control in his administration. And that RFK gets the required number of votes to allow him to form his own party and run again.

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Hi Aaron!

Thank you so much for responding to my post and encouraging me to give RFK a chance to “make a real difference”.

İ did listen to RFKjr’s speech. As usual when i listen to him speak, i get teary. İ never thought I’d EVER hear what he has to say coming out of a politician’s mouth. Not since Ralph Nader have i felt inclined to support a presidential candidate.

İ will vote for RFK because i am registered to vote in NY and strategy explained on another thread that this will not take anything away from Trump and will help RFK achieve enough votes to form his own party.

İf i couldn’t vote for RFK and had to vote for Trump in order to give RFK some control over national policies, i just don’t think i could have done it. Luckily, it doesn’t look like it will come to that for me.

İ hate this game-playing and i don’t even believe the vote counting is legitimate but this is our predicament and this is our system.

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You have my full respect. I’d certainly refer RFK as an example of how a US President should behave.
Be well & keep up the good fight. We’re in this together.

I can’t imagine Trump not being taken out if he wins. I pray that he isn’t, but at least he’s surrounded himself with smarter, better people this time - RFK being one of them.

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I think I’ll continue to steer away from ANY gene therapy treatments. I think they’ve proven how dangerous they can be, despite the benevolent claims of their creators and marketers (and enforcers).