Craig Murray | COMMENTARY #62
Comply or stand up Craig Murray, Scottish journalist, author and human rights campaigner as well as former diplomat for the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office, talks about why the majority…
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Wolfgang Wodarg | COMMENTARY #53
What is astroturfing? Wolfgang Wodarg, MD, German internist, pulmonologist, social medicine doctor and doctor for hygiene and environmental medicine, talks aboout lobbying, and about how artificial grassroots movements are created.…
Wolfgang Wodarg | COMMENTARY #51
Why is our research in trouble? Wolfgang Wodarg, MD, German internist, pulmonologist, social medicine doctor and doctor for hygiene and environmental medicine, explains the conflicts of interest in science. He…
Amitav Banerjee | COMMENTARY #50
Science in a conflict of interest? Prof. Dr. Amitav Banerjee, Indian epidemiologist, gives a scientist's insight into the economic struggles researchers face, and how the resulting conflict of interest in…
Paul Brandenburg | COMMENTARY #46
Vaccination to protect the others? At a demonstration one day before the introduction of compulsory vaccination for health care professionals on March 15, 2022, German emergency physician Paul Brandenburg critically…
Norbert Schwarzer | COMMENTARY #45
Quantum cryptography and monopolies - a dangerous combination The German physicist Norbert Schwarzer explores the chances and dangers of quantum cryptography, and warns about monopolies especially in this field.
Norbert Schwarzer | COMMENTARY #42
Why is the protection of data and private communication so essential? The German physicist Norbert Schwarzer warns about the incremental process of giving away our privacy and individuality in the…
Georg Mehringer | COMMENTARY #41
Why don't we systematically record and compare? Georg Mehringer, General Practitioner and Doctor for Psychotherapy, asks whatever happened to proper comparative recordings of the vaccinated and the unvaccinated in this…
Georg Mehringer | COMMENTARY #40
Is it really about caring for the elderly? Georg Mehringer, General Practitioner and Doctor for Psychotherapy, shares one of his experiences and questions if what is happening really has the…
Friederike Pfeiffer-de Bruin | COMMENTARY #38
Everyday Birth and dying don't belong in hospitals! Friederike Pfeiffer-de Bruin, doula and end-of-life companion as well as German author and free journalists, strongly advocates for taking birth and the…
Friederike Pfeiffer-de Bruin | COMMENTARY #37
Is being born really so different from dying? Friederike Pfeiffer-de Bruin, doula and end-of-life companion as well as German author and free journalists, sheds light on what really happens during…
Paul Schreyer | COMMENTARY #36
Why is Germany so strict in handling Corona? Paul Schreyer, German author of CHRONICLE OF A CRISIS FORETOLD, asks why Germany rules so rigorously during the so-called Corona crisis, and…
Prof. Ulrike Kämmerer | COMMENTARY #35
So what happens on day 8 of COVID? In this part 2, German applied professor and biologist Ulrike Kämmerer explains the biological processes that have long been published in the…
Prof. Ulrike Kämmerer | COMMENTARY #34
Why do some COVID patients suffer so severely, and what can help? In this part 1, German applied professor and biologist Ulrike Kämmerer explains why the intake of antihistamines are…
Tom Lausen | COMMENTARY #32
Who profits from additional intensive care unit beds? Tom Lausen, data analyst, author of the book "The Intensive Care Mafia: About the Shepherdsof the Pandemic and their Profits", and recent…
Werner Bergholz | COMMENTARY #30
Indiscriminate testing not advised! Werner Bergholz, former professor of electronic engineering and consultant for the German parlament, explains how indiscriminate testing for SARS-CoV-2 goes strictly against WHO recommendations and studies.
Werner Bergholz | COMMENTARY #29
Teachers without accountability? Werner Bergholz, former professor of electronic engineering and consultant for the German parlament, discusses the responsibility of school heads and teachers with regard to the mass testing…
Werner Bergholz | COMMENTARY #28
Just a harmless test swab? Werner Bergholz, former professor of electronic engineering and consultant for the German parlament, presents laboratory results from examining test swabs and discusses the finding of…
Michèle Rivasi | COMMENTARY #25
Who is liable for vaccine injuries? Michèle Rivasi, French Politician and Member of the European Parliament, about the conflict of interests of the European countries when it comes to tracking…
Michèle Rivasi | COMMENTARY #24
We need transparency! Michèle Rivasi, French Politician and Member of the European Parliament, about the vaccination contracts at the Eurpean level and the lack in transparency.