Luc Montagnier: “They are not vaccines, they are poisons”

 

Luc Montagnier: “They are not vaccines, they are poisons” – Speech to the Luxembourg Parliament

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January 13, 2022

Nobel laureate in medicine for discovering AIDS, Iologist Professor Luc Montagnier, was invited to the Luxembourg Parliament to accompany petitioners speaking out against compulsory vaccination on Wednesday 12th of January. He spoke on the Covid vaccines and Geneticist Alexandra Henrion Caude was also there.

Luc Montagnier said in his speech:

“These vaccines are poisons. They are not real vaccines. The mRNA allows its message to be transcribed throughout the body, uncontrollably. No one can say for each of us where these messages will go. This is therefore a terrible unknown. And in fact we are now learning that this is a work published over a year ago that these mRNAs contain an area that we can call prion, which is an area capable of introducing protein modifications in an unpredictable way. As a doctor I knew 21 people who received 2 doses of Pfizer vaccine, there is another person who received Moderna. The 21 died of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease caused by prions. The 3 vaccines Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Moderna contain a sequence identified by Information Technology as transformation into a prion. There is therefore a known risk to human health.”

The Nobel laureate initially thanked for the invitation to attend such an important meeting as he said not only for Luxembourg and Europe but for the whole world. He added that as a doctor it is even more important for him “that there is a discussion about Medical Ethics that we are part of Hippocrates of the principle of “Primum non nocere” first, do not harm”, bound by the oath we make. We must respect the Ethics of Medicine to care for and heal but what is happening today is completely the opposite.” 

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