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And since I already noticed in 2003, that was SARS-1
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that we were deceived every time and always by the WHO.

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You keep saying there are no horror viruses.

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Yes, there is, in the laboratory. Yes.
You can produce them in the lab. (...)

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But if you then release them, they don't stand a
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The viruses that kill people are stupid viruses.

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The best viruses are the ones we
don't even notice. They spread best.

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But if we then fall over or lie in bed, we can't spread them
any further. So that's ... in evolutionary terms, that's stupid.

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That's why I'm not afraid of viruses that come from the lab.

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For me, the WHO is an institution for preparing insider trading.

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After everything I've seen and experienced with
the WHO, I can't understand it any other way.

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It is used by people who want to create fear, and
those who use it - but who know this beforehand, who

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then buy the shares - make their waves, waves of fear.

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At the World Economic Forum, they also boast
that they have already penetrated all the cabinets,

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that they already have their people everywhere.

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Not only in the ministries, but also in the
administration. And also in the government.

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And the heads of government are many young
global leaders who are then practically already ...

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it's like a cadre training course that's going on.

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It's this sick world that thrives on people's
suffering. When people are in need, they pay more.

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And that's why they're being made to pay more.
That's sick. And that's exactly what's happening.

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Dear viewers, we are in the year
2020, at the beginning of the year.

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The media are reporting that there is a
dangerous virus that has now spread worldwide.

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At some point, a pandemic was declared by the WHO and
measures were taken that nobody could have imagined beforehand.

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Dr. Wolfgang Wodarg was one of the first, if not the first,
in the German-speaking world to see through the coronavirus

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pandemic and to warn us about the gene injection later on.

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He warned the public early on before all
these things were even feasible for us.

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We are delighted to welcome Dr.
Wodarg here today for an interview.

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Dr. Wodarg, welcome to Kla.TV!

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Thank you for your interest.

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Gladly. Dr. Wodarg, where did this insight come
from in the early stages of all these events?

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Well, that was always my job. I was a public health
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I always looked at the data that was available worldwide.

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I got the international data because I also had a
travel medicine advice center and knew where

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something was going on, where there were any outbreaks.

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And then, of course, I always looked at the data
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a very good job of monitoring the flu epidemics.

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And there was a discrepancy between what suddenly
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the Robert Koch Institute, which was the same as always.

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And then I looked in China, there's data there too, and
there was nothing there either. It all didn't fit together.

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And since I already realized in 2003, that was
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time that we were deceived and always by the WHO.

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Then I thought: not again. That was actually my reaction.

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And I didn't actually want to take action at first,
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more ..., I spoke up and said: No, don't, it's a lie.

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And people shouldn't be afraid. The most important thing
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that they are not afraid so that they can behave sensibly.

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And that was then ..., yes, I was then switched off,
let's put it that way. They wanted to scare people.

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And that was the practical thing, you could
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tell whether they were wearing the mask or not.

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It was an ingenious trick to see
whether people were obedient or not.

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And if you can see that people are
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Yes, you just mentioned that, these virus panics that have been
spread before, what do I know, HIV, SARS and so on, bird flu ...

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Obviously, it was not entirely successful in
spreading this panic. How should this be assessed?

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Yes, in the case of SARS it was only tested
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coronaviruses, with the PCR test and all these things.

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That was briefly canceled again. There were
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That was one and a half times as many people as in Germany.

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They did a PCR test in the hospital wards and then they said: Oh,
this is a very dangerous infection, so many people have died.

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But if you do the tests in the intensive care unit:
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You always automatically have a higher lethality .

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And that was clear to me, of course, and
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at all, they sold "Tamiflu" to the states.

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And then put pressure on the government to do so.

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Mr. Rumsfeld made a lot of money back then. He
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the patent holder who sold the patent to La Roche.

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He had a lot of shares and yes, that was insider trading.

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And the swine flu, that was even clearer.

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That was the difference with swine flu: there
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There were journalists who were critical and journalists
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And that's why only 4 million of these syringes that were
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million were injected. So the doctors were also skeptical.

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They tried it again and again, they
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There were also preparations in the media, where
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agreed to work together to prevent misinformation.

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In other words, the media have
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And the media have now been bought by the
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That didn't quite work with the virus panics before.

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That wasn't so perfect, no.

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Okay. I mean, you keep saying there are no horror viruses.

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Yes, there is in the laboratory.
Yes. You can produce them in the lab.

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You can also assemble a giraffe and a lion and a
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laboratory. And you can do the same with viruses.

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But if you then release them, they don't stand a
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The viruses that kill people are stupid viruses.

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The best viruses are the ones we
don't even notice. They spread best.

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But if we then fall over or lie in bed, we can't
spread them any further. So that's evolutionarily stupid.

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That's why I'm not afraid of viruses that come from the lab.

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There are also papers - in the Lancet there is a paper from 20
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And I think that's 16 or 18 that have spread
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small outbreaks, limited, and mostly bacteria.

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And then those in the laboratory, there are
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Incorrect pipetting or some kind of accident in the laboratory.
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in the laboratory and spread far and wide, have not occurred.

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So the further transmission did not take place in these cases?

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No, no, I don't think that's possible either.

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So these artificial products have no chance in nature.

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Dr. Wodarg, how did you know that corona is not really dangerous?

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Yes, it was already 2003, it was
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They were supposedly very dangerous,
but then quickly disappeared again.

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Why is that? Where have they been all this time?

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They were beta coronaviruses. Don't they have variants?

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Aren't they spreading all over the world? Ten
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In other words, it was absolutely clear that
beta coronaviruses are always there, all the time.

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And can also always be found with the PCR test.

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They have something in common and if you do a PCR test
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positive. At any time, always. From 2003 until today, always.

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They just didn't do it, strangely enough, even though everyone
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A mortality rate of nine percent was found
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care unit. You always die there - more often.

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But then the Robert Koch Institute, all the medical
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infections, should have focused on this dangerous coronavirus.

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That wasn't measured at all. Not for
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And suddenly it was there, it came
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And we were surprised by this test.

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We were shown that where the test is positive, there is
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come off the market in Wuhan. We then argued about it.

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And then it comes out of the lab. And then
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That was a diversionary discussion, nothing more.

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You can use these gain-of-function laboratories
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laboratories. And they get money from the defense budget.

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And as is the case in the arms industry, the more
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You have to have more dangerous weapons than the enemy.

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And they acquire (= recruit, win)
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And that was banned in the USA, but was
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We have them in Georgia, we have them
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Ebola, for example, was most likely
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It was also such a construct that
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A type, the Ebola type, that actually only
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But 100 kilometers away from this outbreak in Guinea, there
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which specialized in haemorrhagic fever. An American company.

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It's also outsourced, things like that.
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Instead, people are applying who can do
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They apply and then they get money from the Ministry of Defense.

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And things like this happen all over the world.

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And this ..., what happened in Wuhan, they certainly had
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things together in such a way that it sounded very dangerous.

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The furin cleavage site and all that stuff.
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And then we were shown the people who were supposed to have
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And then did PCR tests, which were positive.

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In other words, on the one hand, people
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The PCR test was used to simulate the spread of a virus
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The virus was only found where the tests were
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But the three definitions that the WHO has made of
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flu and the PCR test was positive for coronavirus.

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- The second was that someone didn't have the flu and
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- The third was that someone had the
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This means that all three versions, all three
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And if the PCR test, as the inventor of the
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detecting any disease, it only finds molecules.

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And if it is designed in such a way that it
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then you can fake as many diseases as you like.

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And the people who have the flu, as
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Some have also died of the flu, and as in every season, no more.

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If you did the PCR test on them and it
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That means nothing more than for me ..., I had the flu
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And the flu, that was possibly from influenza or
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are over 100 viruses that make the same symptoms.

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But there was no longer a differential
diagnosis. "I had Covid, I couldn't smell it."

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It's clear that if you have the flu, which destroys the
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The most common cause of anosmia, i.e. not being able to
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And it was all presented in such a way that
everything was focused on something that should scare us.

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Which should make us take the injection in solidarity.

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And with the syringe, you took something that was also produced
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And that was brought directly to the people.

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It wasn't a virus that spread, it was
the diseases that came from the injection.

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And then Long-Covid was invented. And
there's a lot of money in researching it.

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And all this research on Long-Covid doesn't ask whether people
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All these things are then pushed aside. And someone who
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So it is so clear that we have been lied to and
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genetic engineering experiment on the entire population.

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And you have the data. We know who got which
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From the beginning of May 21 to May 22 in
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pretext that it had to be kept at minus 80 degrees.

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And then, now you know, now you're
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This means that doctors have to digitize
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When you go to the doctor, the
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Your findings, lab results, discharge report from
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stored. Even what you are prescribed, everything.

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And this is processed by private companies,
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You can take this data, when there are so many different factors
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artificial intelligence you can first determine the doctor
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And that means they know exactly, the people who organized it
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And they will now find out whether
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That's the RNA technology. They want to use it for all kinds of
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and vaccinations against childhood diseases. And
that is something that I find extremely risky.

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That's why I wouldn't have my children vaccinated
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It used to be the same, there were also scams in the industry.

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But nowadays I can't even trust the Paul Ehrlich Institute,
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which is supposed to protect the population from such things.

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I can't even do that. How am I supposed
to expose my children to such injections?

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You just briefly mentioned the media, which
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What were your experiences with the media after you
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Yes, I was surprised. I have always had good
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And of course I also made an effort, now, I had
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full-page, such a big one, where I put it all together.

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I did that in February , I had it at work at the
beginning of February and it was finished by mid-February.

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Then I tried to sell it or pass it on.

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The "Süddeutsche", the "taz", "CORRECTIV" or ..., in
other words a lot of people I've always been in contact with.

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And they only ... - the "Berliner Tagesspiegel", they said
to me: "Oh, interesting article", the journalists I knew.

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And then they took it away and called a day later
and said, I'm sorry, but the house doesn't want it.

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Without any explanation. And that really surprised me.

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And then I was accidentally
invited again by "frontal21", from ZDF.

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On March 10 or so, it must have been then, I was on air again and
said what I ..., that I don't think it's that

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dangerous, that it's the flu and that people
are obviously panicking. And panicking again.

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And that was then also broadcast, with ...,
that was probably quite. Many people saw it too.

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Afterwards I had another chat in the rooms of the ZDF:

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"Consultation hour". People could ask
questions and then I answered them. And it was all on

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the Internet afterwards, on the ZDF channel.

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However, this was soon switched off and taken away again.

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And I think the journalist who
invited me got into quite a bit of trouble.

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In any case, I could see that she was
very distressed. It was accidental.

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Okay, that was the start of the whole story, yes.

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Other question: In your presentation, you
describe these global structures as parasitic.

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And you once said that there are six or
seven tricks used by these parasites.

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How does it all work? Who initiated these stories and
who, shall I say, also benefits from all these things now?

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So I don't want these hackneyed terms
like capitalists and all that stuff.

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The systemic is important to me. And the
Greeks actually defined that very well.

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The Greeks have already experienced that there are people, as
there always are, who try to live at the expense of others.

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They try to exploit other people, to rob them.

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And then they have even more money and then they can
hire mercenaries and then they can really rake in a lot.

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They build castles. In the Middle
Ages, this happened again and again.

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The one who had the most mercenaries was the
richest and could take everything away from the others.

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And the Greeks called such people parasites.

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And they then invented the antiparasitic called democracy.

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They then tried to create rules and laws in the areas
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communities, where everyone was involved in setting the rules.

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And there was no king or person who now had more rights
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Those were the rules they lived by. And if
someone stepped out of line, they tried to

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get rid of them. So they didn't tolerate that.

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And that's something you can only do in well-organized spaces.

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You can only do that if you have an overview of who is there. And
that means in the state, in the community, in the municipality.

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Today, it's possible on a slightly larger scale
because we have completely different means of communication.

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Only if we don't see through the means of
communication that abuse us, i.e. if they are also

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misused to misinform us, then they are of no use to us.

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So we have to be able to trust rightly.

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And the prerequisite is that it is transparent to
us what is being done with our power - power from

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below - what is happening. That is the prerequisite.

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These people, I say, who you call parasites. Who are they?

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Who is that in the background? Where are you looking?

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I would never call a person a parasite.

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The Greeks call such people - have called such
people that. And I find this picture very impressive.

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And I mean, there is a lot of talk today about antiparasitics.

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But then people always think about ivermectin and not
about democracy. And that's why I provoke it a bit.

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But of course there are people who benefit from the whole thing.

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Kennedy once gave a nice speech where he used the Ukraine war.

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And then he explained that Cargill and Monsanto and
DuPont, the big agricultural companies, are

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everywhere when it comes to buying land. And who owns them?

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The investors. This is BlackRock and these are the large
investment companies that also play with

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distributed roles, so that there is not just one, but
several. But they swap. They make appointments.

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You can buy power with money these days. You can found parties.

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Today, for example, if you have a lot of
money, just like that, you make a new party.

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A lot of money. Buy the media. Then they
have a fast candidate, a good-looking boy.

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A woman - they haven't done that often, but
mostly men who make such a good impression, are

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very eloquent and are then pushed up as candidates.

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And that's how France got a president. Nobody knew the
party, nobody knew the candidate, and suddenly he was head of

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state. You can do that with money today, that sort of thing.

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At the World Economic Forum, they also boast
that they have already penetrated all the cabinets,

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that they already have their people everywhere.

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Not only in the ministries, but also in the
administration. And also in the government.

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And the heads of government are many young
global leaders who are practically already ...

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it's like a cadre training course that's going on.

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That is very clever. Because if I want to bribe, if I
want to use money to influence society and the institutions

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of society, then the cheapest way is to bribe the top.

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If I buy the lace, then I no longer need to bribe the officials.

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If I have the Prime Minister, the head of government, who
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then I practically have the whole structure in my hands.

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Of course, this must not be noticed.
That's why I have to buy the media.

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This leads me to the next question.

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Who benefits from this and in what form is it all feasible?

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If you think now, the whole corona
reprocessing that is supposed to take place.

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As you say, the politicians, who are in
principle already involved in the whole thing. It's

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the same with the judiciary and everything else.

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How strongly are these people all connected?

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And what questions do you think we need to keep
asking in order to get to the bottom of these things?

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Yes, this reappraisal that is now being presented to us
reminds me a little of the reappraisal after these

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crimes in Germany before the end of the Second World War.

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That's when the Nuremberg trials were held. And
human experiments were carried out and terrible things

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were done to people, millions of people were killed.

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And then people were hanged. And those were the trials, it
was like a show, where they said they had now come to terms.

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But the Nazis who were there were later President of the
Medical Association, they were Dean of the Medical Faculty.

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They were my teachers at school. They were
all still there. So much for reappraisal.

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A show like this doesn't help to come to terms with this crime.

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Perhaps some people then become thoughtful and no longer dare
to continue thinking like this or learn something new. Maybe.

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But the reappraisal must actually take
place where the injustice took place.

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In other words, if doctors have become rich because they have
poisoned people with this syringe, which they should

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have known was toxic, that it is a genetic
engineering intervention that we don't even know how it works.

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And if they inject their patients hundreds of times, then
that is not really compatible with a doctor's conscience.

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And the doctors who protected their patients, who tried to
avoid this and did not take part in it, are now on trial.

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But not the people who harmed their patients with the
injection. They are not on trial. That's problematic, of course.

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And then you have to ask yourself, what are
the courts' standards? What are they guided by?

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And there is indeed knowledge that can be used.

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There are warnings. A senior Pentagon official, who is
also responsible for health protection and the health of

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soldiers, has said, no, this is a very dangerous thing.

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That is published. So actually
everyone knows that, you can know that.

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And yes, the processing has to take place
there, where it happened, which means that patients

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have to get together and go to their doctors.

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Not as an individual. The doctor says,
come on, get out, I don't have time.

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You have to be able to confront them. Where you live.

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And so did the health department. Why
did you do that? Explain that to us.

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Then they can apologize, if they're lucky, if
you want to continue to live well together.

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If they only did it because they themselves were
seduced, that's different from getting rich from it and

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actually knowing that they were doing something bad.

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That is completely different. I would
also judge it completely differently.

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Some have to go to court and others have to apologize
and try to help ensure that this never happens again.

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Yes, I think the problem with the story is
that everyone is simply part of the system.

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I say everyone has benefited from it,
somewhere. The things have been well paid for.

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Many. And that's why the approach of going back in where
the injustice happened, so to speak, is an approach, yes.

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Yes, the many old people who suffered from this PCR
scam, the nursing staff had to be tested and if they were

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positive, they were quarantined and then they were absent.

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The old people were alone and they were
referred to hospital because there was not enough

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staff and they were treated wrongly in hospital.

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And so many old people died from October 1, 2020 in Germany,
has up to 30 percent excess mortality among the elderly.

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And that was... grandma was killed. Yes, to scare us too.

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And they all wore the mask and
showed their obedience by doing so.

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That was very depressing. It was unbearable for me.

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How do you see the role of the WHO and,
above all, Big Pharma in this whole scenario?

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The WHO was taken over at the
beginning of this century or shortly before.

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She was a bit ailing beforehand, had no money. And then
they decided in Davos to put Gro Harlem Brundtland there.

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As Secretary-General, Prime Minister of Norway. And then in
Davos, she came back to Davos as head, and then invited the

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industry to do more for health and to give money to the WHO.

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And that's what they did. 86% of the funds
that the WHO now has are earmarked funds.

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Someone who gives money voluntarily also
says what for? They are not indifferent.

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So if they give money, they can say, I
would like you to carry out the project.

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And he can also send his experts to the committees.

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In other words, this organization, the WHO, is a
corrupt organization. It is determined by outside interests.

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And we have seen what a circus they have made, how they have
deceived us with the bird flu, that we are buying this Tamiflu.

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Mr. Stöhr , who was the boss there, later went
straight to Novartis, the vaccine manufacturer.

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And now he's supposedly on the opposite side. Now he is critical.

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But I visited him in Geneva at the time of the
bird flu. And he simply gave me a CD from

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Roche and said that Tamiflu helps. Against what?

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There was hardly anyone there, there was
nothing about bird flu. There wasn't any.

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And swine flu was exactly the same. It was even worse then.

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A hundred countries ordered vaccines. And when
the WHO says there's a pandemic, the contracts

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come into force and they have to accept them.

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The WHO was practically the trigger. And that is of
course very practical when you have the WHO in your hand.

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And there was nothing at all to see with the
swine flu, which was the mildest flu in decades.

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And the WHO simply changed the definition, because
they had now all invested. And that had to be worth it.

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The WHO simply canceled the . A pandemic is also when
nobody dies. And even if people don't get seriously ill.

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There is always a pandemic when a new virus goes
around the world, suddenly, in several countries.

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And that happens all the time. They carry 10 million passengers.

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We now know all the viruses that exist in the world.

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That mixed up nicely. And then, of
course, we also have immunity against it.

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And we only notice it when we are weakened.

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So this is a huge fraud machine. And the WHO, if
you pay them, it pays off. It gives a good return.

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Because you can always see that in the stock
market journal. They make you afraid of falling ill.

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And before they become afraid of the disease,
people buy up the shares of the company they know

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has something in the pipeline against this disease.

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In other words, the WHO can decide on command - they then
have a selection - which pathogens are already being

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treated, or where the industry is already offering something.

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And then you have to pay something. And then it
scares you. And then you can buy the shares first.

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For me, the WHO is an institution for preparing insider trading.

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After everything I've seen and experienced with
the WHO, I can't understand it any other way.

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It is used by people who want to create fear and
who use it - but who know this beforehand, who

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then buy the shares - to make waves, waves of fear.

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And you can see that, you can always
see the ripples in the Börsenblatt.

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If I want to know something about the epidemiological situation
or what's threatening us, I just look in the Börsenblatt.

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That says more than the WHO bulletin. Sad, but true.

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But when we know that she has cheated us
so often, you have to leave the store.

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It is completely unimportant for us.
It doesn't protect us in the slightest.

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We know that in Switzerland, in Austria or in a
German country, we know very well that the health

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service knows whether something is coming or not.

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They can call the hospital. Are there more or
are there fewer? They easily have an overview.

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They don't have to wait for someone
in the WHO to say something is coming.

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They have no idea what's coming. From where?

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But they only know what you tell them.

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And that's what they're doing now, now
they're collecting data all over the world.

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And that is, if you have data, you know how to deceive
people, you know where you can cause fear, where you

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can still do business. Data is power. It's hard cash.

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And they are now collecting our data under the
pretext of health protection. Who we were with.

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This is called contact tracing.

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All these things. Now they also have One Health.
That means the weather, food, everything has to

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do with health. They have to have all the data.

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You are no longer allowed to keep
chickens privately. That could be dangerous.

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I've already tied a scarf around my
chickens so they don't get bird flu.

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And? Did it help? Yes.

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And then this whole bird flu story, where they suddenly
found bird flu viruses on the cow's udder with the PCR test.

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For me, this is now the bird, cow, cat, mouse milking flu.

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Because these viruses have been
found everywhere using the PCR test.

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I just make a fool of myself. I make fun of
these things. It's ridiculous what they do.

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And I think that's why they have the WHO, which is
no longer such a big hit. Trump has also resigned.

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Now they have new things to scare us
with. Being overweight is very dangerous.

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There are these syringes. The state absolutely
has to buy them, you can't let people burst.

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The state has to buy them up, make them available to
people and the shares rise. That was Novo Nordisk.

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Or now the cancer story, where Allison then spoke and said: "We
are now finding the cancer cells in the blood with the PCR test.

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And then we sequence them and then
we produce a vaccine within 48 hours.

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In other words, we don't produce it, but we sequence
your cell and give you an RNA injection and then you

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produce the vaccine against your own cancer cells yourself.

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And then they get cancer when they have had the RNA injection.

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But it's so absurd, because each of us forms thousands
of cancer cells every day, but our immune system

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recognizes them and wipes them away. And now they're scaring us.

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And if they give the doctors a lot of money to do this test
on us, to talk us into it, then every doctor who wants to make

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money from it will be afraid: "I've got this test for cancer.

397
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I could do that, it's a bit expensive, but it's
tailor-made, then I have a vaccination against it."

398
00:36:15,054 --> 00:36:21,267
And then they give him 300 dollars. And then everyone is happy.

399
00:36:21,267 --> 00:36:26,688
Then you've made money with fear again and the
only thing we have to do is educate people in good

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time so that they don't go along with such nonsense.

401
00:36:30,189 --> 00:36:37,886
And Trump said: "Yes, that's a great thing,
I'll give 100 billion. That's for development."

402
00:36:37,886 --> 00:36:46,751
I wonder why Kennedy didn't say anything about it? No comment.

403
00:36:46,751 --> 00:36:52,652
Yes. The title of your lecture is "The
world is sick. How can you be healthy?"

404
00:36:52,652 --> 00:36:56,842
Perhaps you could briefly outline some
solutions in two or three sentences.

405
00:36:56,842 --> 00:37:04,819
The world is also sick because the entire medical industry
lives from being able to treat as many diseases as possible.

406
00:37:04,819 --> 00:37:09,012
This means that doctors are happy when their practice is full.

407
00:37:09,012 --> 00:37:13,285
The pharmaceutical industry is happy
when it can sell lots of expensive drugs.

408
00:37:13,285 --> 00:37:17,545
Hospitals are happy when they are well
occupied and can bill a lot of diagnoses.

409
00:37:17,545 --> 00:37:23,118
In other words, there is a whole
industry that lives from people getting ill.

410
00:37:23,118 --> 00:37:28,017
And they're happy that they can earn money. That's sick.

411
00:37:28,017 --> 00:37:32,625
Doctors should actually be paid so that patients don't fall ill.

412
00:37:32,625 --> 00:37:34,906
Yes. And that is possible. You can do that.

413
00:37:34,906 --> 00:37:42,024
At the health department - that's why I went there - I
get my salary and I make sure that people don't get sick.

414
00:37:42,024 --> 00:37:51,239
In state healthcare systems, such as in Sweden, for example, there
is a regional budget in the region and if they do prevention,

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they save money if people don't have to go to hospital.

416
00:37:55,262 --> 00:37:59,546
They ensure that they provide good outpatient
treatment and that the nursing services and

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doctors work together cooperatively as a team.

418
00:38:01,878 --> 00:38:08,219
They know where to go in good time so that
nothing happens and then they avoid hospitalization.

419
00:38:08,219 --> 00:38:11,585
They only have half as many hospital
beds as we do and don't need as many.

420
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They can look after people better at home. And that saves money.

421
00:38:16,319 --> 00:38:22,345
And that is also healthier. And it's not nice for
people to be in hospital, especially not as an old person.

422
00:38:22,345 --> 00:38:26,112
And even in intensive care, it's a misery when you see it.

423
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The fear in the eyes of the patients, in this foreign
environment, they would rather be at home and well treated.

424
00:38:31,995 --> 00:38:34,997
And I think we owe them that too. And
that's why we have to make an effort.

425
00:38:34,997 --> 00:38:42,719
It's this sick world that thrives on people's
suffering. When people are in need, they pay more.

426
00:38:42,719 --> 00:38:47,165
And that's why they're being made to pay more. That's just sick.

427
00:38:47,165 --> 00:38:52,081
And that's exactly what happens. And
the question is, how can you be healthy?

428
00:38:52,081 --> 00:38:58,590
By organizing the things that we can organize ourselves
collectively, by organizing them ourselves, so

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that these parasites have no chance to take
advantage of our need, but we take care of each other.

430
00:39:04,225 --> 00:39:11,006
It's not always easy. You have to make an effort and sometimes
it's difficult. You don't always like your neighbors either.

431
00:39:11,006 --> 00:39:21,088
But nevertheless, it's a good feeling when you realize that
you're living in a community that is willing to help each other.

432
00:39:21,088 --> 00:39:25,665
And that can be organized. It can be
organized when caring for the elderly.

433
00:39:25,665 --> 00:39:30,692
You can organize this when raising
children, at least until puberty. That is possible.

434
00:39:30,692 --> 00:39:39,532
And we don't need these teaching institutions, these schools where
state-certified teachers enforce state-prescribed curricula.

435
00:39:39,532 --> 00:39:46,252
And practically educate people to become obedient fellow citizens
so that they do everything the government says afterwards.

436
00:39:46,252 --> 00:39:50,805
They should be cheeky, the children, they should be creative.

437
00:39:50,805 --> 00:39:54,239
They should come up with something.
Let them explore the world themselves.

438
00:39:54,239 --> 00:40:00,063
We have to give them the freedom to
stay curious and learn something.

439
00:40:00,063 --> 00:40:08,979
We need people who can find new ways of doing things and who
don't follow the tracks laid out for them by teaching programs.

440
00:40:08,979 --> 00:40:14,636
And woe betide them if they deviate from the track,
then they get a bad censorship, then they have no

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chance in life and that is simply a misconception.

442
00:40:17,518 --> 00:40:20,865
This is a way of forcing people to obey.

443
00:40:20,865 --> 00:40:27,029
And when I heard that, when I heard that the ministers were
calling for solidarity now, when people were

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calling for social distancing rules, masks and
all that..., they were calling for solidarity.

445
00:40:33,560 --> 00:40:39,452
Solidarity is something that comes from the heart,
something that has to do with love, but not with obedience.

446
00:40:39,452 --> 00:40:44,545
They have misused solidarity, the word, for obedience.

447
00:40:44,545 --> 00:40:47,932
And could see from the mask who was obeying and who was not.

448
00:40:47,932 --> 00:40:51,162
That was quite frightening.

449
00:40:51,162 --> 00:40:53,972
Yes. That brings us back to the subject
of fear, which you mentioned earlier.

450
00:40:53,972 --> 00:40:58,946
Yes, they were frightened. And you
could see that it was successful.

451
00:41:01,210 --> 00:41:05,859
Dr. Wodarg, thank you very much for being here. Yes,
with pleasure. Thank you very much for the interview.

452
00:41:05,859 --> 00:41:09,040
Thank you for your interest. And I wish
you all the best for the future. Thank you.