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“And as we stated from a legal standpoint at the outset, it is,
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be established before they are placed on the market.”

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And that didn't happen. That was
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So that had been, at the very least, gross negligence.

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"Starting in 2024, when scientific evidence has established that
they are dangerous and toxic, it will ultimately no

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longer be considered negligence; rather, one must say that
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Watch a clip from the interview now: Prof. Dr. Bhakdi:
"The greatest organized crime against humanity" (full

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interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhJrO8nVKks )

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Ladies and gentlemen, today I am
speaking with Professor Sucharit Bhakdi.

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Everyone in Germany knows him, and anyone
who doesn't will get to know him today.

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Today, we wanted to talk together about
his new book and the implications it has.

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It's called "mRNA Vaccines: The Greatest
Organized Crime Against Humanity and the New Evidence."

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And so I thought to myself, from a lawyer’s perspective to a
doctor’s, let’s talk about what the new evidence is, what the new

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findings are, why this should be considered a crime, and
what needs to be done legally—as a criminal lawyer, as a

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prosecutor, and as the judicial system—to solve these crimes.

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Why is it the greatest crime against humanity?

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The reasons are explained in this book
in a way that anyone can understand.

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And based on this presentation of evidence, I have come to have
some very pressing questions that I would like to ask a lawyer.

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And you are, of course, the person in Germany who
is probably best suited to answer my questions.

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First question:

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Isn't it generally prohibited to inject a substance known
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healthy people, whether for self-defense or to protect others?

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The answer to this question is, of course, essentially “yes.”

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Therefore, a toxic substance must not be
injected into the body of a healthy person.

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Even if the healthy person insists, this would
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even suicide, if that is what the affected person wants.

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And everyone knows that assisted suicide—and while
there may be exceptions—is generally a criminal offense.

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And what I'm observing here, Professor Bhakdi,
is that it's obviously—or do you see it

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differently?—that we're dealing with a toxic substance.

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And we're talking here about mRNA vaccines
in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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A toxic substance that was "administered"—though "administered"
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and people were led to believe something completely false.

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At least as far as the background of this substance is concerned.

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Yes, that's the point. But before I elaborate
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Don't regulatory agencies have a mandate from the
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this from happening through appropriate oversight?

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It goes without saying that government agencies,
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tasked with regulating the marketing of substances.

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We have strict regulatory standards in Germany, in Europe—and one
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substances may only be made available to consumers
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Two questions, and then I'll get started.

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Third: If the authorities fail to do so and
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gross, criminal breach of their duty of supervision?

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The fact is that, as I said, the authorities are required under
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regulate the marketing of substances and to prevent
toxic substances from being placed on the market.

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If they fail to monitor this, but the authorities nonetheless
knowingly and intentionally allow this substance to be placed on

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the market—that is, if the authorities permit it—then
this is, of course, a reprehensible act and must, of

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course, have consequences for the officials involved.

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Fourth: Don't manufacturers have a legal
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products and recall the product once it becomes known?

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That actually applies to all products that are brought to market.

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You surely remember the many product recalls in supermarkets when
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proper sanitary conditions is put on the market, and
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If it is discovered after the fact that this has
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This applies all the more to pharmaceutical law.

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It is clear that if a substance is
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substance must be removed from the market.

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We saw this in the thalidomide case in the early 1960s,
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Isn't it a violation of the Nuremberg Code to
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and safety without providing informed consent?

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Certainly. That is precisely what the
Nuremberg Code is intended to prevent.

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After all, the Nuremberg Code was developed in response to
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Doctors must never treat people as guinea pigs or as
subjects of medical research. That should be ruled out entirely.

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All right, now I'll get to the facts. And there are
no grounds for suspicion here—these are the facts.

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With these vaccines—they're all packaged, aren't they?

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These mRNA vaccines are packaged, and
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… in Fetten, right?

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In fats. These fats were never
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Under the so-called emergency use authorization in
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substances—that is, on an experimental basis, so to speak.

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And it is widely assumed in Europe—and in Germany in
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to emergency use authorization in the United States.

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But I want to emphasize that this does not reflect reality.

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After all, there is no regulation, no law—in
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substance to be used once it is known to be dangerous.

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That's why I asked you: if something is known to
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Well, as for these fats—these nano-lipid
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in 2020, that the packaging itself is highly toxic.

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Because this discovery was made in 2024.

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In 2024, it was discovered that this substance has a property
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And this substance stimulates the immune system to
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It's basically like a sparkler. That's what
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Those aren't the antibodies—it doesn't matter what they are.

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However, for this reason, these bacterial
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any injectable medication. It is strictly prohibited.

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And then, two years ago, it was discovered that
these very man-made fats have the same property.

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That has been published. And we have also
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Anyone can read about it. This
discovery has been confirmed time and again.

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It has never been disputed or retracted. And
the publication is cited in the literature.

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And yet the authorities have not responded.

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Nevertheless, the company has not responded. After all,
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And we don't need to discuss this
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Before 2024, nothing was known about the toxicity of
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That wasn't known yet. But people were aware that they hadn't
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And as we noted at the outset from a legal perspective, it is,
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be established before they are placed on the market.

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And that didn't happen. That was
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So that had been, at the very least, gross negligence.

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Starting in 2024, when scientific evidence has established that
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matter of negligence; rather, one must say that
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“vaccine carriers” constitutes at least conditional intent.

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So that means that any side effect that occurs—or any effect,
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the people who allow these particles to be produced
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These particles have the property that they know no boundaries.

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They travel from the bloodstream
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And the brain is full of these sparklers that get lit.

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And that's why sparks—the damage—immediately occur in the brain.

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And inflammation of the brain is called encephalitis.

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And any form of encephalitis is life-threatening
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Professor Bhakdi, can you explain why this
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So, these substances are obviously particularly
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Yes, there are so many reasons why that might be the case.

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As for the toxicity of these lipid nanoparticles, they are equally
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And that's a problem for these lipid
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Because if the vaccine wasn't stored properly, if it
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then those lipid nanoparticles will break down as well.

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And then they don't reach the brain. It's almost trivial.

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Well, speaking as a layperson—I’m neither a
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you give a person arsenic, they’ll probably die.

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Whether you're a man or a woman, 90 years old or 2 years old.

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As I understand it now, the issue with lipid
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causing extremely severe side effects in all people.

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But it depends, for example, on how the
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In some cases, this can lead to
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Not meningitis, but encephalitis.

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Oh, I see—it can lead to encephalitis.
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Yes, exactly.

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It's a kind of toxic Russian roulette.

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Yes, exactly, exactly right. That's
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And no one can predict that.

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That's funny—there was a Thai study in which my
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Specifically, in which cities the
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And then there were all kinds of curves.

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The ones that were really steep—that is, the more vaccinations
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became—so that in some cities, the side-effect rate was
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And then, with others, almost nothing.

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And then it turned out that the cities with the vaccination sites
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effects among all major cities—Bangkok, yes—were,
of course, the ones with good refrigerators.

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And the fewest side effects were
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So, yeah, in the tropics. That's all I need to say.

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In other words, it can sometimes actually be a good thing
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Yes, of course. Thankfully, people in
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We can already see that these lipid
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And you have to realize that these lipid
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pass through the placenta—from mother to child.

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And that is something the German group has now discovered.

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It has also been published. It has been published that
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And that those foreign genes are then
inside the child. In the womb. It's terrible.

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It really is terrible.

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Right now, I'm just thinking about the book Mr.
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I believe he also discussed the fact that this
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And there were obviously no tests at all conducted
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“vaccine” for COVID-19—the mRNA vaccine—there were none.

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That means they administered something and had no idea at
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No. Other groups have conducted
preliminary studies that have shown this.

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But it wasn't mentioned. And it wasn't rigorously tested.

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Actually, this book by Helmut Sterz was
what inspired me to publish this latest book.

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Because in this latest book that Helmut and I
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authors—we put all the pieces of the mosaic together.

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And that all comes together to form a
complete mosaic that everyone can understand.

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With all the evidence showing why now is
the time for the lawyers to take over.

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And why the public is now in a
position to push things in that direction.

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Let me follow up on that for a
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When the vaccine received emergency authorization, did
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children—that is, for unborn children? Did they know that?

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Or did they say, “Just close your eyes and go for it—we don’t
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Should people have known that for sure? Or did they know it?

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Absolutely. And, Mr. Maaßen, now hold on to your seat.

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We have now covered lipid nanoparticles.

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But we know that this vaccine itself—the mRNA—was developed in
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review and approval, the process submitted was relatively sound.

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We don't need to discuss right now why that was okay.

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But it was clean. And the product—manufactured using this clean
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large-scale clinical trial. There was only one. That
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And this vaccine was tolerated relatively
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And the procedure has, after all,
been approved. Approved. Approved.

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But when Ms. von der Leyen purchased these vaccine doses for all
of Europe and awarded the contract to BioNTech—the purchase was

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made before the product was even available—they were
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proper procedures because it was too expensive for them.

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That would have resulted in a loss rather than a
profit. And that's why they changed the procedure.

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And they changed the manufacturing process for the first billion
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This revised procedure has never been formally approved.

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Since they also didn't provide any details about
what was in it, what had changed, and what the

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product looked like, they didn't provide anything at all.

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Does that mean that the product granted emergency authorization
was different from the one that was ultimately administered? Yes.

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So that means the emergency authorization doesn't
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because it was produced under different conditions.

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Yes, that's exactly right. The key step in being able to
produce it cheaply is that they used bacterial chromosomes.

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They used these bacterial chromosomes as a template.

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Not artificial genes, but actual,
real genes. Specifically, from bacteria.

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And then they ran into a problem that couldn't
be solved—and still can't be solved, even today.

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Namely, if you take these giant chromosomes—they’re
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needed for the clinical… …approval. For approval, yes.

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In that case, it is impossible to completely
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It's just not possible. There's no way to do that.

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Or it would end up being so expensive
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So. And they didn't do that either. And that's why
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Every single time. Anyone who looked for them found them.

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And the first finding came three years ago. That's
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By one of today's leading molecular biologists: Kevin McKinnon.

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He was a project manager on the Human Genome Project.

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This is the man who played a key role
in decoding the entire human genome.

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Well, if anyone knows how to identify
DNA and how to sequence it, it's Kevin.

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And he found it. He said so, too.

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But the authorities—yes, the Paul Ehrlich Institute—turned a
blind eye. The EMA turned a blind eye. Oh well, it’ll be fine.

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Isn't that like when the government enters into a
contract—let's say, with a contractor—and the

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contractor is supposed to build a highway with overpasses?

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And the contract specifies exactly what must be provided.

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And then later on, the contractor says to himself, “Well, that’s
all too expensive for me; I won’t make much profit

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on that, so I’d rather use the low-quality
concrete.” Yeah, because I can really save money that way.

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And then the road and the bridge are built with
poor-quality concrete, and the bridge collapses.

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Well, then it would be up to the client—the government—to conduct
inspections to ensure the bridge doesn't

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collapse, to check whether this concrete meets the
requirements or not. Is that a fair way to look at it?

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Yes, of course. Exactly. And that's what
the Paul Ehrlich Institute is there for.

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And that one wriggles away and wants nothing to do with it.

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The EMA was responsible for that. That can't be right.

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The Paul Ehrlich Institute is responsible for the German people.

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I mean, when I hear that, I think, where are
we, anyway? Are we in Germany? Where are we?

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Because they said, “A little bacterial
chromosomal DNA—what’s the big deal?”

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Yes. There were even experts—my fellow experts—who said, “Guys,
don’t get so worked up. You eat so much bacterial chromosomal

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DNA in your food every day. And it doesn’t do any harm.”

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In the stomach. But it does make a difference
whether it’s absorbed in the stomach or

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injected directly into the bloodstream, doesn’t it?

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Yes, sir, of course. And you don't even have to inject it
directly into the bloodstream. You inject it into the muscles.

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Into the muscles, yes.

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It always enters the bloodstream.

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And from the bloodstream, it reaches all the
organs. I mean, we've already covered that. Okay, now.

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And I told Helmut—this was in December—“If only we could put a
lid on this by having someone show and prove that

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this stuff—these bacterial chromosomes—is toxic
and deadly, then we’ll write a book or publish one.”

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And that's what happened. And that's
why this book is out now, Mr. Maaßen.

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Because anyone can read in it what happened.

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First, it has been proven that these
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incorporated into human chromosomes and cause cancer.

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So this discovery was made in a
woman with aggressive bladder cancer.

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And they found embedded spike
sequences in the bladder cancer chromosome.

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Wait a minute, can I ask for
clarification? I'm not sure I understand correctly.

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Should we talk about these lipid nanoparticles now? No.

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So, the packaging—that was the one thing they found
that indicated the lipid nanoparticles posed a risk. Yes.

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The other issue now is this
contamination of the mRNA with bacterial DNA.

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Which arose due to the… … mass
production that was not certified. Yes.

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And the third point is really the question of to
what extent the mod-RNA—the mRNA—is itself, that

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is, to what extent the vaccine itself is toxic.

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Is it true that, essentially, we have
to distinguish between three levels?

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But I would now like to draw the audience’s
attention to the fact that DNA—specifically,

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bacterial DNA—is life-threatening and can cause cancer.

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The insertion of this sequence into human DNA caused the cancer.

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That is stated in this paper; it is
substantiated, and it is perfectly clear.

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Surely that must lead to an immediate ban on
the continued administration of these injections.

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So, Professor Bhakdi, I now see two new leads here.

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So the first question was, is mod-mRNA toxic in and of itself?

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And I think that's generally true, based on
the experiences of the last five or six years.

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The second point you made today—or rather, the first point you
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nanoparticles are toxic because they also cross the blood-brain
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be very dangerous for the unborn child and lead to encephalitis.

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And you also said that it depends on storage
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virulence—that is, the toxicity—is higher or lower.

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And the third point—and this, I believe, is really the most
crucial message of all: a product was sold to the states by the

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big pharmaceutical companies that does not correspond to what was
purchased—that is, what is specified in the

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contract and what was licensed by the authorities—but is,
in essence, cheaply contaminated with bacterial DNA.

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And this bacterial DNA has had incredible consequences—namely,
that it was also incorporated into human DNA and led to serious

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and even life-threatening diseases, as you just mentioned:
bladder cancer in one case and many, many other cases as well.

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And that reminds me, Professor Bhakdi, that
the pharmaceutical companies have always said,

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“We’ve signed contracts, so we’re off the hook.”

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Yeah, it always says that—we don't take any responsibility
for anything. We've been absolved of liability, so to speak.

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But I have to say, if they delivered something completely
different from what was ordered, and if that doesn't

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even fall under the emergency approval, then they
are liable—under civil and criminal law, at any rate.

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It must be the case that everyone's
immunity has been eliminated, right?

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Yes, well, after that, anyway. But what you said
actually made it clear to me why there are

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groups of people who get sick and others who don't.

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Then it's simply because they had some bad luck.

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For example, with regard to the storage of the
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the contamination of the substance by bacterial DNA.

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And the others had just gotten lucky.

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Roulette. Russian roulette.

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Russian roulette, yes. That’s how it is.

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And I think that we must now demand that all those who
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From manufacturers all the way to the
organizing bodies in politics, scientific

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associations, advocacy groups, and the media.

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And I mean, if someone had even a little bit of sense, I'd turn
around and say, "My God, I really didn't know that back then."

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And that would actually work even today. Because the
things I just told you about—no one knew about them.

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They've all become well-known over the past two years.

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And it's not widely known because no one has
really explained it. But now it's all in the book.

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And now no one can say that this
wasn't known or that I wasn't aware of it.

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But when you say it wasn’t known, that can only apply to the
general public—and perhaps to the judiciary as well—but

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not to the manufacturers, nor to those who put it on the
market, nor to those who granted emergency authorization.

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We can't let those slide—we weren't aware of that.

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No. Correct. They were either knowingly
aware of it, or they should have known about

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it, and yet they put it on the market anyway.

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And when they later saw what the consequences were, they
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Yes. That is why it remains a crime to this day.

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And a moratorium must now also be imposed on all mRNA
vaccinations for healthy people. That’s essential, too.

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What I've been saying for the past two years is
well known: the toxicity of the nanoparticles and

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the DNA contamination that was present in them.

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If it's not possible today, can't the
government or the buyer cancel the purchase

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agreements from the last two years or three years?

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That is, of course, an entirely different question, separate from
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question of to what extent these mRNA substances—in
quotation marks—will even be “administered” in the future.

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I believe that if what was delivered is not what was
ordered, then it is not covered by the sales contract at all.

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So that means that when you placed an order, the sample you had
seen, the one you had tested—and as you said, the

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sample you had tested that was then granted emergency
certification—was a substance without bacterial DNA.

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This substance has, so to speak, been
certified. This substance has been purchased.

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And now something completely new has been delivered.

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And as a lawyer, I have to ask: Is this even still
covered by this contract, or is this a breach of contract?

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I'd say that's not covered by the contract—after
all, they haven't fulfilled the contract at all.

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And that’s why you have to not only cancel
it—that is, the service… Give me my money

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back. Please give the money back—exactly. Yes.

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How did we end up here?

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Just imagine: BioNTech has 15 billion
tucked away. That's common knowledge.

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It wouldn't be difficult for you to pay back a
few billion—three, four, or five billion—right now.

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And then we could set up a relief fund for vaccine-injured
people. Oh yes. And pay out compensation very easily.

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And you don't need to go through any courts
to do that—you can do it quickly and easily.

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I have to tell you that Thailand was the first
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In the millions, tens of millions.
And it's still paying off today.

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And I know how the Thais did it. It was great.

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In Germany, I'm afraid, far too many people have
profited from this, and far too many have gone along with it.

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I have to say, we have a network of
accomplices, of people who simply stood by and

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watched and, contrary to their duty, did nothing.

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It's going to be very, very difficult.

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That's why we haven't yet had any kind of review of
all these COVID-19 measures and the vaccination period.

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That’s why I’m saying this. If you realize now that you
should turn back, turn around, and stop participating—because

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anyone who continues to participate is part of it.

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Yes. And there’s no mercy for that. There’s no
forgiveness. Isn’t that right? That’s right.

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But what if they seize this opportunity now and say, “We really
didn’t know; if we had known, we wouldn’t have done it either.”

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But those days are over.

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We would support not only the cancellation of the
sales contracts, but also the payment—the

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refund—of the money. It’s so simple for them, after all.

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Even the members of Parliament. Why? I don't
think most of them knew anything about it.

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They were just the henchmen who went along with it.

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But what if, right now, the lawmakers themselves in the Bundestag
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it’s really true. The money has to go back to the people.”

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Yes. And it's so easy to do. Why shouldn't you do it?

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I think it would be difficult to
push that through in political Berlin.

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Is there a way for the public to bring this
issue or this motion before the Bundestag?

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Well, I don’t see any significant willingness to come to terms
with the past among the parliamentary groups

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in the Bundestag that have formed the
government to date—the CDU, CSU, SPD, or Greens.

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That's not coming to terms with the past. We want our money back.

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No, no. All right. Coming to terms with the past, insofar as that
would mean acknowledging that mistakes were made in the past.

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No one is willing. I can truly say,… No one
is willing to admit that mistakes were made.

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Let me remind you that two months ago I appeared before the
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And sitting next to me were my former boss, Thomas
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the Interior, and Nancy Faeser, one of his successors.

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And both of them said in unison, “Actually, we’ve
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period—very well, and we haven’t really made any mistakes.”

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Thanks, praise, and gratitude to the federal government.

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And now, let's stop looking back and start looking ahead.

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And it had already become clear to me that they didn't want
to admit that mistakes had been made. They should know better.

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Even a blind person with a cane
can see how badly things went wrong.

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You don't even have to have read her new book to understand
what a disaster has taken place—and that it's still happening.

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My impression is that these parties don't want to do it. We
have to get them to do it. We have to put pressure on them.

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I'm glad that the AfD is exerting pressure in the
Bundestag. I can only hope that this pressure continues to grow.

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We need to address this issue. We need a complete halt—not
just a moratorium—a general halt and ban on the administration

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of these lipid nanoparticles and contaminated mRNA.

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I think what we should do first is set up a
legal task force to work out the legal aspects of

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all this and, if necessary, file criminal charges.

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Because what we've discussed here today,
Professor Bhakdi, are by no means minor offenses.

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These are serious and very serious crimes. That
is why you were right to use the term “crimes.”

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And crime is always accompanied by intent.

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And in the case of specific crimes—such as murder,
which, as we must keep in mind here, involves the killing

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of people—the question arises as to intent and motive.

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Was it just a desire for profit, greed? Or were there
other motives at play that led to these substances

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being “administered”—in quotes—against better judgment?

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Prof. Bhakdi, I don't just have hope—I am confident
that we will come to terms with what happened and

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also put a stop to this insane vaccination campaign.

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But we'll probably need a little more time.

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We simply cannot let up on the pressure. We must
not let up. And we need to educate the public.

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People need to be shaken out of their
complacency because there are simply still too many

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people who fall for these mainstream slogans.

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People need to keep getting booster
shots. I saw an ad like that again recently.

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So, raising awareness, raising
awareness, raising awareness is essential.

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Yes, but it’s not enough just to raise
awareness—it must be banned. Yes, certainly.

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This "vaccinate, vaccinate, vaccinate"—it must
be banned. It must be made a criminal offense.

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People are dying like flies. Really. They're getting so sick.

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I had brought up so many issues. I'm
completely at my wits' end. So are the victims.

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Too many people are dying right now. This can't be happening.
And who's going to help them? Who's going to help them?

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We are fighting. We are fighting to ensure that these
contaminated vaccines—these mRNA lipid

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nanoparticles—are banned, and that no more vaccinations are
administered using them. We are campaigning for a ban.

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And what we need is for the victims to
be compensated. They must be protected.

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We need to help them. I agree with you on that, too.

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The profits these companies have made in recent years—from
taxpayer money—must be made available for victim protection.

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Mr. Maaßen, thank you for your time.
You’re very welcome. We’ll keep fighting…