Immunity's Dual Edge: Protect or Perish

The potential for creating biological weapons raises ethical concerns, especially regarding the separation of affected populations. One strategy involves inoculating one's own population to ensure immunity while targeting the enemy. However, the introduction of mRNA shots has inadvertently created vulnerabilities in inoculated populations that may not exist in those that were not vaccinated, particularly against pathogens that utilize spike proteins. This scenario highlights a disturbing possibility where a well-calibrated biological threat could selectively affect an enemy population, particularly in contexts where vaccinations differ significantly between nations.