The Strange case of Meningitis B and the mRNA industry.

When the meningitis B vaccine was created over 10 years ago, the UK decided that it couldn’t make it a“recommended” vaccine on the normal vaccine schedule as it cost rather a lot - over £200 as I recall - and the dangers were rather minimal with only a few cases per year. The UK National Health Service, already creaking under massive financial strain needed to justify its costs (at least before Covid).

There were already a number of bacterial meningitis vaccines given, from HIB given as a child to vaccines for Meningitis A, C and Y strains, given to people travelling in areas where outbreaks are found, including the Haj in Mecca where the Saudi government made it mandatory to attend the Haj. Also, it is given during certain parts of the year in some countries when outbreaks are higher. Not all meningitis outbreaks are fatal by any means, and many people may simply experience a cold, but when a serious case occurs, especially in children where most outbreaks are found, but also in adults, it can be very serious and even fatal. There are also some viral forms of meningitis in which antibiotics don’t work and these are also very serious.

Just four months ago, an outbreak of Meningitis B occurred in Kent, UK, creating much concern as two people died and others were infected. It was a major public health crisis and much was written about it. Since then, the meningitis B vaccine has been offered on the National Health Service to mostly teens and young adults most at risk of the condition. One saw on the telly, long queues of people waiting to get the vaccine.

Strangely, last November 2025, in Kent, a government organized pandemic preparedness event occurred, called Operation Pegasus a preparation for a type of enterovirus outbreak, which could lead to symptoms, including meningitis. It was the largest pandemic preparedness event by the UK government since Covid. In this outbreak in March, the government identified 34 cases (23 confirmed and 11 probable) and as mentioned 2 deaths of bacterial meningitis, not the same exactly as the preparedness event but with overlapping symptoms. The vaccine offered does not prevent transmission so the government also gave out around 10,000 doses of ciproflaxin, a fairly powerful antibiotic. One of the potential problems is that some people can have adverse effects from taking Cipro, which can actually mimic symptoms of meningitis. So this adds another element to the equation.

As this article explores, it does raise questions when looking at how certain “real” events can follow similar planned events, often as part of a government “preparedness” event. It is not to say categorically that this is the case here but questions can be asked.

I had previously explored this and the broader agenda of vaccines, digital ID and our experience from Covid onwards and how vaccines are a very useful way of controlling the narrative and imposing certain agendas. Even today, some (including former friends of mine) believe that all we were told about Covid was true, and they dutifully trotted off to get their endless boosters. It is extraordinary how intelligent (especially intelligent) people will believe everything they are told when it comes to vaccines even if they question many other things government tells them. It reflects the power of the mythology of vaccines saving the world, the heroic work of doctors and scientists, boldy going where no one has been before.

Meningitis outbreak, vaccine solutions, digital control and the WHO

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May 8

Introduction: The WHO does not seem deterred by the fact that some countries are reluctant to give over their sovereign rights on health and freedoms to them. They are now still pushing their pandemic treaty which could give them control over government’ ability to define its own health policy. Do read about this

So, as ever before, continued vigilance is needed and as more mRNA vaccines are being rolled out by Moderna and others, including a combined flu and covid vaccine, called mCOMBRIAX, a new mRNA flu vaccine called mFlusiva, a RSV vaccine for over 60s’ called mRESVIA, and of course Spikevax, their primary Covid-19 vaccine. There is a newer Covid-19 vaccine called mNEXSPIKE (yes, you can’t believe the names), and they are busy working on yet more vaccines, which as stated online says “Moderna is actively developing additional vaccines for respiratory, latent and public health threats.” This includes Norovirus, Cytomegali virus, Mpox and Lyme disease. They are also working with Merck on “oncology therapeutics, such as mRNA-4157.

Beware. The world of mRNA is just beginning, if anyone is left alive to take them.