According to a report, Moderna's Covid vaccine was manufactured by a government contractor with deep connections to the CIA, FDA, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
The manufacturing company, called National Resilience or Resilience, was hired by Moderna in 2021 to produce all of their mRNA vaccines. Resilience, which also goes by other names such as Nanotherapeutics and Ology Bioservices, has ties to various influential organizations and individuals.
Investors in Resilience include Google, Lux Capital, Magnetic Ventures, and 8VC. The company's COO also served as a senior adviser to Pfizer. Board members and investors tied to Resilience include Council on Foreign Relations members, a board member of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, CIA affiliates, Merrill Lynch, and the Rockefeller University. Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb also served on Resilience's board.
Furthermore, Resilience has numerous contracts with the government related to Biological Warfare and gene-specific sensors wanted by the Department of Defense. The company was even chosen by the World Economic Forum to lead the Davos panel on cybersecurity.
Journalist Whitney Webb has detailed Resilience's ties to the CIA, noting that the idea of starting the company came from Luciana Borio, the founder of In-Q-Tel—the CIA's venture capital firm. It is worth mentioning that the CIA has faced allegations of bribing its own COVID-19 origin team to reject the lab-leak theory.
Overall, the report raises concerns about the connections and potential conflicts of interest surrounding the manufacturing of Moderna's Covid vaccine.
