Finally, the companies "CureVac", "Pfizer" and "Moderna" won the race for the Corona virus vaccine, among dozens of companies competing in the world, which produced more than 670 anti-virus drugs as of 12 November, according to statista, a specialist website.
And as soon as the three companies announced, close times, that the vaccine they had produced to fight the Corona virus had completed all the necessary tests.
And that his success rate in eradicating the virus reaches 95%, until billions of dollars of vaccine purchase orders poured in;
To increase the volume of pharmaceutical industry revenues around the world at unprecedented rates, the year 2019 amounted to about $ 1,250 trillion.
So why these three companies?
And why this particular vaccine?
And how these three companies were able to reach a successful vaccine against the Corona virus using mRNA technology in a short period of time, which failed more than 15 years ago to produce vaccines without side effects of any of the infectious and non-communicable diseases, on top of which AIDS, cancer, tuberculosis, malaria and influenza?
Rather, it has not been proven until now that this technology provided a successful vaccine for any disease at all during the previous period.
So what exactly happens?
How did these three companies reach a successful vaccine against the Corona virus using mRNA technology in a short period of time, when more than 15 years ago they failed to produce vaccines without side effects of any of the infectious and non-communicable diseases, especially AIDS And cancer?
Rather, it has not been proven until now that this technology provided a successful vaccine for any disease at all during the previous period.
This article does not provide a conspiratorial explanation of what is happening, nor does it stand in opposition to or in support of the vaccine or to those behind it.
But it is trying to go beyond the surface of events and their headlines and the fragile coverage provided by the media that rushed to market the vaccine, in order to dive deep in search of the beginnings and their developments, to find the roots and understand what is going on.
Let's let the information speak.
I am looking for Bill Gates
All the answers are available to the American billionaire Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, the second richest man in the world, and the most influential and influential man in the world, and the largest investor in the field of vaccines at all. His foundation and his wife have presented the "Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation" More than $ 60 billion in health and educational aid over 20 years.
And just as Gates was the first to talk about the next pandemic 5 years ago, he was the first to say that the world after Corona is not the world after Corona, and that the solution will be in the vaccine, and that the return to life before Corona will be after the whole world takes this vaccine, He was the first to talk about the near production of the vaccine, and that by the end of the year there will be 100 million doses, and by the end of 2021, two billion vaccines will be produced.
How is it not, when he knows precisely and closely and closely with all the details step by step?
Since the end of the last century, and with the launch of the Millennium Development Goals in the year 2000, Bill Gates' interest has shifted to the production of vaccines, and he established the GAVI Foundation, which specializes in immunization and the production of vaccines, for which we will dedicate a special article to it soon, God willing.
Since that time, Bill Gates' interest has focused on searching for innovative new ways to develop treatments for diseases, taking advantage of his experience in software development methodology, and in March 2003 his foundation provided $ 70 million to the University of Washington as the leader in genomics in the world, in addition to $ 150 million. To build a headquarters for this research, which is a science that uses human DNA sequences to develop drugs and antibodies.
In June 2005, the Foundation allocated $ 450 million for the development of research aimed at establishing effective, inexpensive, fast-distributing, and easy-to-use health technologies in developing countries, and it sought the assistance of more than a thousand scientists from around the world to monitor the major challenges, which, if overcome, would help in Elimination of deadly diseases and treatment of their patients, and the number of these challenges reached 43, the most prominent of which are: The production of improved vaccines for children that do not require refrigeration, needles, or multiple doses to improve vaccination in developing countries.
At the time, Gates said, work will be done on producing vaccines that are formulated using low-cost technologies, do not need to be refrigerated, and given one time, orally or without needles.
In March 2008, the Foundation launched an ambitious project in the name of facing major challenges, and allocated $ 100 million in support, and urged scientists around the world to provide new ideas to solve major health problems, and promised to support distinguished initiatives with an amount of $ 100,000, which could be increased to $ 1 million. If successful.
In January 2010, in his speech to the World Economic Forum, Bill Gates declared that the next decade is a decade of vaccines, and that innovation will make it possible to save more children than ever before.
Back to the plan to transform the world
The year 2015 was a different year for Bill Gates, as it was the year in which the United Nations plan for the sustainable development goals was launched, under the slogan "transforming the world" by 2030, and it is the plan that addressed many of the problems faced by the Millennium Goals plan for the previous 15 years, as Gates was In close contact with the Millennium Goals plan over the past 15 years, with its institutions, plans, projects, conferences, decisions and financing, he was one of the greatest architects of the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.
His annual message to the foundation on the occasion of the year 2015 was titled "A big bet for the year 2030 هذا. This bet is to make a breakthrough in improving the lives of people in poor countries in the next 15 years at a faster rate than ever before, a breakthrough led by innovations in technology, new vaccines and crops." Better, cheaper smartphones, tablets, and other details crowded the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
On this occasion, Bill Gates launched a set of additional initiatives that help accelerate the implementation of the process of transforming the world, and enhance its role in leading this process, chief among these initiatives:
The digital identity initiative known as ID 2020 (ID2020), which aims to find digital solutions to create a unified identity for all human beings by the year 2020. This initiative has been working since 2018 in border and marginalized areas in the Philippines and Indonesia to explore realistic challenges and problems. Faced with such projects.
The initiative of "Global Citizen", "they work to improve the lives of the poor, fight their diseases and save them from death," he said.
Millions of people worldwide have joined this initiative who want to play roles in implementing the SDGs in their countries.
The "Goolkeepers" campaign aims to accelerate progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals.
Persistence on the campaign to explore the major challenges that was launched in 2005. Under this initiative, no active scientific research center or scientist in any of the scientific disciplines remained in the world unless he had a contribution to it in one way or another.
It is an enormous network in which the vast majority of scientific centers and scientists worldwide have been involved, and all of these initiatives involve formal levels of world leaders, the private sector, civil society organizations, and interested parties.
And always emphasis is placed on:
1. The need for rich countries to increase support to accelerate the achievement of the sustainable development goals.
2. The necessity for leaders to have a political will to implement decisions in their countries and stand at the head of the process of change towards achieving the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.
3. The necessity to engage in technological transformation in all fields.
4. The necessity for states to provide comprehensive information so that it can be analyzed and used to accelerate development goals.
5. The need to enhance transparency, freedom, gender equality and the empowerment of women.
Despite the many mechanisms put in place by the United Nations to ensure the achievement of transformation by 2030;
However, the size of the response is still weak, especially in the third world countries, the poor countries and the poorest countries.
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