Devastated. That is the word Professor Paul Young from the University of Queensland uses to describe the canning of Australia s most promising COVID-19 vaccine. Although the vaccine s revolutionary molecular clamp technology returned a robust immune response to coronavirus in 216 trial recipients in the Phase 1 trial, volunteers were warned that fragments of a protein derived from the HIV virus could produce antibodies, or a partial immune response to HIV. Although there was no possibility the participants could acquire HIV, the vaccine had the potential to interfere with existing HIV testing procedures. Dr Marianne Gillard, Minister Kate Jones, Professor of Virology Paul Young (centre), Dr Keith Chappell, and Dr Dan Watterson, in the Molecular Virology Lab. Picture: Liam Kidston
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I will analyse below (blue annotations are my comments) to understand the nature of the claims. It is really hard to find time to investigate all their claims – the evidence provided is comprehensive and will take a lot of time to study. In the main they explore what would be called a conspiracy theory and corruption. The standard of proof to meet in order prove conspiracy is going to be much higher than the ordinary proofs (of harms, breaches of the laws) needed to prove crimes against humanity.
I may return to this letter in due course. At the moment, I can confirm that this is a SUPERB piece of analysis, and well worth devoting time.