Christian Oesch, President of the WIR association, and a group of concerned Christians have sent
a letter to over 25,000 representatives of Christian churches and pastoral associations in Switzerland.
It is time to act.
With this letter, he wants to raise awareness of existing and impending
dangers for the whole of humanity.
Oesch deliberately calls on Christians to take responsibility in dealing with the coronavirus
era and the Covid vaccination.
He says that far too often people look the other way and tolerate what Christians should never tolerate.
In the letter, for example, Oesch argues as follows:
Although Federal Councillor Berset was informed that the Covid vaccination was NOT
safe and NOT effective, he claimed the exact
opposite on camera.
As a result of the vaccinations, many people died immediately or after a delay and there
are countless victims of side effects.
- The origin of the Covid-19 virus has also not been investigated for a long time.
Many experts had been aware from the outset that the virus had not escaped from
the traditional wildlife market, but from a bioweapons laboratory.
At that time, a lot of energy was put into suppressing such critical voices,
which triggered conspiracy theories.
In the meantime, even the so-called established media have to admit that it
could have been a laboratory accident.
- It is denied with even more vehemence that a Covid-19 vaccination has
similar effects to a bioweapon.
All evidence showing unprecedented excess mortality - mainly in countries
with a high vaccination density - and an exploding number of diseases of all kinds is being
ignored with incomprehensible ignorance.
These include turbo cancer, myocarditis, strokes, thromboses and sudden death,
especially in very young, athletic people.
Based on these and other examples, Christians must not look away and must stand up.
Unfortunately, such facts are not reported in the media, criticizes Oesch.
Official bodies invest vast sums of money in protecting their narrative by
preventing critical opinions and labeling them as disinformation.
Oesch calls on people not to blindly believe official bodies or the media,
but rather to check what the truth is.
After all, truth is the core business of Christian churches and pastoral associations.
Finding the truth requires careful questioning and having the courage to consult a wide variety
of sources and use your conscience:
Develop a feeling for what could be true, encourages
Oesch.
In the letter, church leaders are asked to allay the fears and worries of the souls
entrusted to them, e.g. in dealing with masks and disinfectants.
Oesch comments:
For God has not given us the spirit of fear, but of power and love!
The letter ends with the following words:
So in the end, all that remains for us is the call to unite in prayer and action and
to work together to thwart the evil one's plans!
We would be very pleased if this letter would lead to stimulating discussions in your parish, but also within the Christian community!