Yeah, also featured in the UK MSM. Kit Knightly rightly sees the modern techniques of propagandists at work:Really? What are these clowns saying now? This seems more likely to be a commercial enterprise than a government one, unless some government agency is trying to set up another government.
First the lack of evidence. Observe the Guardian article, note the complete absence of sources or references. There’s not a link in sight. There’s no content there beyond the parroted words of UK government officials, whose honesty and/or competence is never interrogated.
Second, the lies by omission. They don’t mention, for example, the Vault 7 revelations from Wikileaks that the CIA/Pentagon have developed technology to make one of their own cyber-attacks appear to come from anywhere in the world, Russia obviously included. This is clearly vital information.
Third, the multitasking. When you splash a huge red lie on your front pages, it’s always best to make it serve several agendas at once. In fact, an unsupported statement which serves multiple state-backed narratives at the same time is one of the telltale signs of propaganda.
Plus, get the mindsets of people even more ready for the (mandatory) vaccine.
The “Russian vaccine hack” is a 3-for-1 deal on propaganda
Kit Knightly The Guardian, and all the other predictable voices, are currently reporting that Russian “state sponsored hackers” have been attempting to steal “medical secrets̶…
off-guardian.org
UK '95% sure' Russian hackers tried to steal coronavirus vaccine research
Minister says Britain and allies confident Russian intelligence was behind cyber-attacks
www.theguardian.com
Meanwhile, in the UK there is an interesting new study, not yet peer reviewed, The impact of host resistance on cumulative mortality and the threshold of herd immunity for SARS-CoV-2, indicating that levels of herd immunity in the UK may already be high enough to prevent a second wave. Modeling suggests that the threshold needed to prevent resurgence may be as low as 20%.
Levels of herd immunity in UK may already be high enough to prevent second wave, study suggests
Modelling suggests threshold needed to prevent resurgence may be as low as 20 per cent
www.independent.co.uk
Herd Immunity Level in UK High Enough to Dodge Second Wave of COVID-19, Claims Study
The results of an earlier study carried out in Spain suggested that so-called herd immunity was not a feasible way to tackle the coronavirus pandemic, as it showed that no more than five percent of the population had developed antibodies ...
sputniknews.com
Interesting to see how the peers and subsequently the evil meanies in charge in the UK will handle this one