Dangers of Self-Disseminating Vaccines: Ethical Concerns and Privacy Invasions

A recently uncovered 2018 DARPA proposal, DEFUSE, reveals plans to deploy self-spreading vaccines via drones using aerosolized biologics. The proposal describes technologies such as transmissible vaccinations and microparticle delivery systems, created with organizations such as the EcoHealth Alliance, Moderna, and the Palo Alto Research Center. The timeframe envisions coordinated development of various technologies, with the military drone budget growing by 26% in 2019, in keeping with the proposal’s objectives. Despite concerns raised by organizations like the WHO and UNICEF about the efficacy of drone disinfection, several countries quickly implemented drone-based operations during the pandemic. [Read this for more information]

Editor’s Note: The very nature of these technologies, particularly their ability to transmit biological agents via drones, constitutes a significant infringement of privacy. People may be unwittingly subjected to biological treatments, compromising personal liberty and bodily integrity. The potential for such interventions to be utilized broadly without sufficient regulation or control calls core human rights and consent considerations into question.

This shift towards biological control mechanisms could prioritize military and political agendas, leveraging public health measures for broader societal and economic control, with potentially disastrous consequences. To what end are these technologies being developed, and who truly benefits from them? [See also: Unveiling the Mystery: Are Drone Sightings a Cover-Up for Hidden Agendas?, Mysterious Drone Sightings Shut Down One of the Largest US Air Force Bases in the World]

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