Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbett of Corporate Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Polato from Mediamonarchy.com. Another major supply-side shock may have been

underestimated or even missed.

We've got that story plus pandemic propaganda, but first, could DNA vaccines be the next

tool in the world's battle against COVID-19? This from the Jerusalem Post, occupied Palestine

for the over-vaxed variants and breakthrough cases.

Magajabs going super great for Israel, I hear.

India, last month, began boasting that it has created, and its regulatory body approved,

the world's first DNA vaccine, Zykov-D, because it's all just funny scrabble letters that they just

rearrange, it seems like. The vaccine developed by a company called Zidus Kadila expects to have it

available for use as early as next month. A DNA vaccine is a form of a software vaccine, explained Tel Aviv University's professor Jonathan Gershoni.

A software vaccine is one in which scientists vaccinate with the blueprint of the virus,

just the DNA or the RNA corresponding to the genes that code for the spike protein,

injecting it in a palatable and effective way into

the body. The cells then synthesize the viral protein, which leads to the production of

antibodies against the viral spike. This is, as opposed to a hardware vaccine, which actually

contains hardware, that is physical bits and pieces of the virus protein.

You can have a hardware vaccine that consists of a killed virus, for example, or an attenuated

virus, Gershoni explains, or you can have a subunit vaccine as well, such as the vaccine

for hepatitis B, which is just purified spike protein. The immune system identifies

the presence of the viral protein, and that stimulates the immune system to respond and make

highly specific targeted antibodies that inactivate the virus. All of the traditional childhood vaccines

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