re: Auburn QB TJ Finley on his homecoming to LSU:

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Dude, RNA vaccines are showing to be so much more effective, safe, and quick to create/adapt for different strains that pretty much every pharma company that does not already have the tech is racing to develop it.

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No mRNA vaccines DO NOT work. They do not protect you from getting covid. They do not prevent you from transmitting covid to others. Sweden BANNED Israelis from flying to their country because Israel, whose people are 80% vaccinated, were having massive breakthrough cases.

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We have had research in to mRNA back further than 1989, animal trials as far back as 1993, human trials for mRNA vaccines since 2001(showing promise in fighting cancer), and companies like Moderna have been developing rabies, zika, and influenza vaccines that were moving towards taking the place of traditional ones before the research was redirected and accelerated for the current crisis.

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WRONG again. Yes your dates are correct, but the rest isn't. Here is a peer review article discussing the fact that mRNA methods do not work, and are dangerous for multiple reasons.

STAT news

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In nature, mRNA molecules function like recipe books, directing cellular machinery to make specific proteins. Moderna believes it can play that system to its advantage by using synthetic mRNA to compel cells to produce whichever proteins it chooses. In effect, the mRNA would turn cells into tiny drug factories.

It’s highly risky. Big pharma companies had tried similar work and abandoned it because it’s exceedingly hard to get RNA into cells without triggering nasty side effects.

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The choice to prioritize vaccines came as a disappointment to many in the company, according to a former manager. The plan had been to radically disrupt the biotech industry, the manager said, so “why would you start with a clinical program that has very limited upside and lots of competition?”

The answer could be the challenge of ensuring drug safety, outsiders said.

Delivery — actually getting RNA into cells — has long bedeviled the whole field. On their own, RNA molecules have a hard time reaching their targets. They work better if they’re wrapped up in a delivery mechanism, such as nanoparticles made of lipids. But those nanoparticles can lead to dangerous side effects, especially if a patient has to take repeated doses over months or years.

Novartis abandoned the related realm of RNA interference over concerns about toxicity, as did Merck and Roche.

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Do some research on your own by looking at actual facts. The bought and paid for news media says what their owner tell them to say to make them more money. Here is something you can read. This letter clearly is written by a medical professional (I don't blame them for staying anonymous). Take what they say and research the pieces yourself (that doesn't mean see what the various "fact checkers and debunkers" say, they are funded by the people you would be checking on). Sparticus Letter