Panel participants:
- 03:12
- Alkje Fontes (Founder of a self-help group of people having vaccine damages, member of the Federal Board of the German party dieBasis; Stendal, ST / Germany),
- Dr. Hans-Michael Hackenberg (Physician and virologist; Sigmaringen, BW / Germany)
- Dr. Wolfgang Wodarg (Specialist in internal diseases, hygiene and social medicine; Warder, SH / Germany)
- 55:17 Robert Jungnischke (Graduate Industrial engineer, expert for blackout prevention; Wesseling, NW / Germany)
- 1:53:40 Yitzchok Dovid Smith (Lawyer, Rabbi; Morristown, NJ / USA)
- 2:54:19 Prof. em. Denis Rancourt (fm. Professor for physics, University of Ottawa; Canada)
From video description:
Contents:
- Microbiology: What really happened in Wuhan, China, in late 2019
- Vaccine damage: Concealment of vaccine damage in Germany
- Vaccine damage: Self-help groups of people affected by vaccination are organizing in Germany
- Shedding: Can vaccinated people transmit Covid-19?
- Epidemiology: Poverty as a decisive factor for increasing global excess mortality
- Geopolitics: What the U.S./China dispute has to do with Covid-19 measures
- Politics: China’s worrisome influence on Wall Street and American doctors
- Politics: The presence and role of Chinese/Communist agents in Western countries
- Political persecution: Secret agency-led psychological operations against whistleblowers
- Energy industry: What the impact of a blackout would be in metropolitan areas
- Energy industry: How specifically to prepare for a blackout
German and English; German sections dubbed in English.
On 12/1/2024, the International Crimes Investigative Committee (ICIC) granted approval for publication by The Covid Index.
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