The bad cat reports on another lawsuit, in which the NIH is suing
the mRNA payload came from NIH to moderna and moderna paid them lavish royalties in the hundreds of millions, possibly billions whose recipients at NIH were never really disclosed (and astonishingly are not required to be). these often go to individuals, not the NIH as a whole. fauci and collins may well be very rich men from this. (and their alleged “nothing to see here disclosures” all oddly seem to predate the commencement of the licensing lucre.)If it were me, I might gamble that the NIH was raking enough in from Moderna and try to skip out on the check. But it seems they lost the bet that the NIH would pass up Pfizer-level funds to keep this quiet. How much of a secret can it have been that a largely unqualified company also came up with a never-yet-successful mRNA approach to vaccinate against the same disease?
many searched high and low but bioNtech remained a mystery.
where did they get their mRNA payload for their incredibly profitable product and how did they do it as quickly as moderna who had clearly gotten the cheat codes from the selfsame “scientists” who funded the virus’s creation?
well, now we know: they got it from the same place that moderna did: the NIH.
then they seemingly skipped out on the check. and now they are getting hit with a notice of default.
doopsie.
