Together with Bill Gates for reduction of the world population – Bayer manager: mRNA technology is cell and gene therapy
In the course of this year’s World Health Summit, Stefan Oelrich spoke about the so-called “vaccines”. Oelrich has been on the Board of Management of Bayer plc since 2018 and called mRNA vaccines “cell and gene therapy” in his speech. Almost mockingly, he explained that if you had asked people two years ago about their willingness to be injected with such “gene therapy”, you would have “probably received a 95 percent rejection rate”. In his speech, he also emphasised the good cooperation with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to achieve a “sustainable” world: they are working together to reduce the birth rate and thus the world population.
The World Health Summit took place from October 24 to 26, 2021. After speeches by, among others, the then German Health Minister Jens Spahn, the EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen or the WHO head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Bayer manager Stefan Oelrich also came to the lectern. He spoke about the experimental mRNA injectables for what they are: “cell and gene therapy!” Oelrich explained that two years ago, if you had asked people whether they would be injected with such a gene therapy, you would probably have received a 95 percent rejection rate. However, Oelrich made other interesting statements that reveal where his intellectual roots lie. At the WEF and the global subversive elites, like Bill Gates. Other participants in the World Health Summit and or sponsors include Siemens, Charité Berlin, Özlem Türecei (for BioNTech), Roche, the RKI represented by Lothar Wieler, GAVI, Pfizer, Sanofi …
Stefan Oelrich is a member of the Board of Management of Bayer AG and has been Head of the Pharmaceuticals Division since November 2018. Previously, he served on the Board of Management of Sanofi and led the global diabetes and cardiovascular portfolio. From 1989 to 2011, Oelrich held various management positions at Bayer AG. He is also a member of the supervisory board of the Charité University Hospital. So he has decades of experience in the pharmaceutical industry and knows what he is talking about. Literally, he said in his speech:
“We are really making this leap – we as a company, Bayer – in cell and gene therapies … ultimately the mRNA vaccines are an example of this cell and gene therapy. I always like to say that if we had done a public survey two years ago – ‘would you be willing to inject a gene or cell therapy into your body’ – we probably would have had a 95% rejection rate,” Oelrich says.
In addition to gene therapy, Oelrich also mentioned the role that his company plays, together with other prominent institutions and personalities, in enforcing contraceptives in developing countries.
“We also need to focus on what is socially responsible outside Europe and ensure sustainable action there. We committed last year to provide an additional hundred million women in the world with access to contraceptives. We have invested 400 million this year in new facilities to produce long-acting contraceptives for women in low- and middle-income countries … Together with Bill and Melinda Gates, we are working very closely on family planning initiatives,” Oelrich revealed, suggesting that one of the ways to achieve a “sustainable” world is to reduce the birth rate and thus the world population.
Oelrich’s words reflect a similar agenda to the “Great Reset”, the radical plan to establish a world socialist dictatorship. This was formulated under the leadership of Klaus Schwab and the globalist elites who meet once a year at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland. In the announcement of the “Great Reset”, the WEF also stated that the COVID-19 “pandemic” was ideally suited to bring the global goals of overthrow closer.
“The COVID-19 lockouts may be starting to ease, but concerns about the world’s social and economic outlook are growing. There is good reason to worry: a severe economic downturn has already begun and we could be facing the worst depression since the 1930s. While this outcome is likely, it is not inevitable,” wrote WEF founder Klaus Schwab in June 2020.
Oelrich said “a silver lining of the pandemic, however, is that it has shown how quickly we can radically change our lifestyles. Almost instantly, the crisis forced companies and individuals to abandon practices long considered essential, from frequent air travel to working in an office”.
https://www.wochenblick.at/corona/bayer-manager-mrna-technologie-ist-zell-und-gentherapie/
Against Jews and the Occident: Viennese bookshop sells Islamist literature
In the Vienna bookshop of a functionary of the Islamist movement “Milli Görüs”, one can buy writings by Holocaust deniers and extremist preachers who call for suicide bombings and rage against the Occident.
The Islamist movement “Milli Görüs” runs mosques, schools and kindergartens throughout Austria and Germany, and in Turkey they founded the Saadet Party. Those who are interested in their ideological ideas will find what they are looking for in a bookshop in Vienna’s 15th district (Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus). MGV-Publications is the name of the shop and it also has an online shop. At the same address is the headquarters of the European section of the Milli Görüs Youth Organisation (AGD), and the AGD founding chairman Arif Sen is the manager of that library.
Anyone looking for extremist authors will quickly find what they are looking for here, as the newspaper “Volksblatt” reports. There is a rich selection here. Available, for example, are the writings of Milli Görüs founder Necmettin Erbakan, who declares war on the West and spreads anti-Semitic conspiracy theories in works such as “Adil Düzen” (“Just Order”) and his autobiography “Davam”.
Likewise, one can buy works translated into Turkish by the French Holocaust denier Roger Garaudy. The former communist, who converted to Islam at the age of 69, authored writings such as “The Israeli Problem” and “Israel Myths and Terror”, which are not only sold but also advertised by the MGV library, stating that their “sale has been banned in the USA and Europe”.Important masterminds of the Muslim Brotherhood are also welcome, such as its founder Hasan al-Banna, who is advertised with the following words: “He is a glorious pioneer who set out in all fields with the aim of Islamisation.” The terrorist organisation Hamas is the Palestinian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood. Also available here – as always in Turkish – is “Milestones”, the main work of the Muslim Brother Sayyid Qutb, executed in Egypt in 1966, which was the central source of inspiration for all Islamist terrorist organisations.
Not to be left out is the chief ideologue of the Muslim Brotherhood, Yusuf al-Qaradawi: the well-known Qatar-based preacher described the Holocaust as “Allah’s way of devastating revenge” on the Jews. Because the Jews allegedly spread corruption, they would have left the rulers no choice but to destroy them. And he anticipates another holocaust in the future: “God willing, the next time this [God’s punishment] will be at the hands of the believers.” Moreover, he calls the Jews enemies of Allah.
20 books penned by Quaradawi are available in the bookshop, including “Fatwas for Palestine”, which deals, among other things, with “martyrdom operations against the Zionist enemy of occupation”. Quaradawi is known for condoning suicide bombings against Israel.
You can also buy writings by the Saudi Islamist Muhammed al-Arifi here. He preaches against Jews, homosexuals, infidels – and advocates the corporal punishment of wives. Because of his extremist messages, he has been banned from entering the Schengen area since 2012.
The ambience of the library is inviting in itself: if you know Turkish language, you can make yourself comfortable here on comfortable armchairs and with tea. Enquiries from the “Volksblatt” regarding the extremist assortment have not yet been answered.
France: Klaus Kinzler, teacher accused of Islamophobia, suspended from Sciences Po Grenoble
Klaus Kinzler and the Institut d’Études Politiques de Grenoble are history – at least for a while. The German teacher had become known in March of this year when his name was painted on the walls of the IEP by left-wing extremist activists and subsequently disseminated by the UNEF. At the time, the professor was charged with Islamophobia. A case that caused a scandal, only a few months after the case of Samuel Paty, who had also been falsely accused of Islamophobia. Following this, Klaus Kinzler made headlines in the media, denouncing an “ideologically motivated chase” within the IEP. The director of the IEP, Sabine Saurugger, was not amused by this action and suspended the teacher, as reported by the newspaper Le Figaro on Monday December the 20th.
Le Figaro reports that Klaus Kinzler again appeared in the media eight months after the affair. In November, the teacher made more appearances in the media – an activity that had been forbidden to him by his headmaster. According to Sabine Saurugger, Klaus Kinzler had made “defamatory statements in several media against the school (…) as well as against the person of the headmaster”. In her statement, the headmistress mentioned in particular a notable appearance in the programme “Heure des Pros” as well as two interviews with the newspapers “L’Opinion” and “Marianne”. According to Sabine Saurugger, Klaus Kinzler “seriously disregarded several duties associated with his civil servant status” and “seriously violated the professional integrity of his work colleagues”. As a result, the teacher was suspended for four months until a disciplinary council was convened.
They’re Guessing To Scare Us 🤬 “200,000” Infections A Day (Doubling Every 2 Days Right?)
Why are the French immune to the progressive Western ideology coming from the US and UK?
Not a day goes by where we don’t hear about some sort of new “progressive progress” coming from the West, with the news often coming from Anglo-Saxon countries, such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia.
As Czech conservative columnist Lenka Zlamalova pointed out, it is rarely the case for such news to be coming from France.
Although France had not officially opposed the obligatory mechanism of quota migrant relocation, it had not accepted the imposed quota of 9,000 illegal migrants. It also introduced one of the most restrictive anti-migration laws in Europe, which foresees up to one year of prison for illegally crossing the French border. Not even Viktor Orbán and Matteo Salvini had been so severe with their migration policies.
Representatives of the French ruling camp have also criticized the European Green Deal prepared by the European Commission. An MEP from Emmanuel Macron’s own party and the president’s ambassador for climate affairs Pascal Canfin was the strongest critic. He had not spared words in the European Parliament against the project prepared by Frans Timmermans. He opposed solutions which hit the pockets of ordinary citizens, such as the idea to implement extra charges on house heating and the usage of regular cars.
Despite pressure from Berlin, France has also refused to withdraw from atomic energy. Although Emmanuel Macron had announced at the start of his term that he intended to shut down 17 out of France’s 58 nuclear reactors, he only ended up shutting down one outdated reactor in Fassenheim, which was replaced by a new one in Flamanville. Macron has clearly distanced himself from the Germans after realizing that after Germany abandoned nuclear energy, the Germans had to resort to using coal to meet energy demand and coal is much more harmful to the environment than nuclear energy.
While the Anglo-Saxon countries were taken over by a mania of toppling statues, France was able to avoid this phenomenon. Although there were ideas to remove Napoleon’s body from his tomb in Dôme des Invalides, they were not met with positive responses. Macron had declared outright: “We shall not topple any statues in France.”
The investigation of racism at every corner also has not carried over to France. Macron himself had opposed such an idea in an interview for “Elle” magazine, when he explained that France had not rejected racism in the past just to divide people by the color of their skin today. He believed that the most serious social problems stemmed not from gender or race, but social inequality.
Moreover, the MeToo campaign also failed to find any footing in France. A hundred famous French women, with Catherine Deneuve in the lead, had published a protest against MeToo in left-wing daily “Le Monde”. According to them, instead of focusing on actual rapists, the entire MeToo movement had turned against innocent men whose greatest sin was to have flirted with women.
There are many more such examples, but how can France’s supposed immunity to some progressive ideologies be explained, especially since their president is not a conservative but the modern liberal Emmanuel Macron?
According to aforementioned Lenka Zlamalova, a deciding role in this case is being played by French aversion to Anglo-Saxon culture — especially the one coming from across the ocean.
The Czech publicist wrote:
“If anyone was ever resilient to America’s soft cultural power, it was France. It is a country convinced of its own uniqueness in whose wake everyone should follow. Not the other way around. Some may see this as healthy confidence without a need to depend on templates prepared by others. Others see this as the famous French arrogance. In any case, it shows itself to have one of the strongest immunities to progressivism in Europe. No other large country has such a developed immunity.”
To be honest, this is quite a surprising observation when one considers how many crazy things arose from the minds of enlightened French progressives such as Rousseau or Robespierre.
Nevertheless, it is worth to observe the situation in France in the context of current geopolitical shake-ups.
Thousands in Europe rise up against health tyranny
In a cold and drizzly Berlin, a demonstration at the Brandenburg Gate was supposed to start at 12 noon on Saturday. But the protest was banned and the gate was locked down by the police and even tourists were ordered by law enforcement to leave the square. But authorities could not keep the lid on hundreds of other spontaneous gatherings.
Some 2000 demonstrators had been registered by lawyer Nicole Reese. Together with the actress Miriam Stein, the demo was supposed to lead through the government district. But then the ban followed because violations of Corona rules were expected.
Authorities allegedly banned the demo because “lateral thinkers” had threatened to infiltrate it even as the organizers explicitly positioned themselves in advance against “right-wing extremism and racism”.
The organizers had even agreed that defamatory posters and AfD advertising would be forbidden, face masks would be mandatory, as well as keeping the required distance at all times. The organizers had actually planned to hand out masks to those without a face mask. Despite intensive negotiations, and many compromises, the Berlin authorities banned the demonstration on Friday afternoon.
“We are shocked about the ban, because we have expressly made it clear in advance that we will adhere to the hygiene requirements such as face mask and social distancing,” a Berlin newspaper quoted Nicole Reese. Protesters instead walked through the city individually or in small groups. The police estimated the number of demonstrators in the three-digit range.
In the afternoon, the group AutokorsoBerlin called for a rally at Checkpoint Charlie where only around a third of the cheerful crowd wore masks. Antifa was also allowed to use the microphone. “Vaccination helps, vaccination protects and relieves the intensive care units. Thank you,” the Antifa member said. The bored-looking crowd simply shrugged off his uninformed comments. This would not have been possible at an Antifa rally. Anyone with a different opinion is regularly assaulted by Antifa.
Another interlocutor thanked the previous speaker, even though he said he did not share his opinion. “We are very surprised that you, the so-called Antifa, call us Nazis here. That is incomprehensible to me. We haven’t been doing anything different from you for years in criticizing these political criminals.”
“I don’t believe the press,” said one man. “Everything mainstream. I haven’t read a newspaper for 30 years. Last Monday, a TV reporter was attacked by police at a Corona demo. The station deleted the video,” said the man.
Several hundred kilometers to the northwest, a protest in Hamburg kicked off at 4 pm under the motto “This is the limit. Hands off our children.” From the registered 1500 participants, it grew to 8000, but at 6 pm even the police estimated their number at 11 500 demonstrators.
As recently as Wednesday, the town hall had decided that a mask would be compulsory for all demonstrations with more than 500 participants. In addition, the demonstrators are only allowed to protest in individual demo blocks of 200 people. Most of them adhered to the requirements.
Some were spotted carrying the German flag upside down – signalling a commitment to the Reich citizens. This demonstration ended in the early evening. But the protests against the German government’s Corona policy continued in Schwerin, Freiburg and Dresden as well as in small towns and villages. The number of meetings is expected to increase, reported tabloid Berliner Zeitung.
On December 19, 2021 in Gotha, Thuringia, the police assaulted citizens protesting against Corona measures, clearly showing who and what the uniformed are protecting.
At a huge anti-Corona march in Brussels riot police attacked journalists and peppersprayed them. Tens of thousands of people took part in the demonstration “March for freedom” against compulsory vaccination. In Londontoo, thousands of anti-Corona demonstrators gathered and in Steyr, Austria, the vice-mayor of the city joined thousands of disgruntled anti-vaccine citizens.
Disturbing images from a massive anti-Corona demo in Vienna showed how the police separated a minor from his father for no apparent reason, slamming him to the ground. The young child started screaming in a panic and numerous witnesses to the incident had to intervene to stop the officers.
https://freewestmedia.com/2021/12/20/thousands-of-germans-rise-up-against-health-tyranny/
COVID-19 vaccination: “More children will die than will benefit”
Construction of a Muslim school close to Erdogan banned in France because Turkey is an enemy state
On Thursday December 16, the Court of Appeal in Lyon ruled: The building permit for the Turkish school submitted by the Islamic Confederation Millî Görüs (CIMG) was rejected. A decision that could mean the end of the project.
This is a new twist in the case of the private Muslim school in Albertville. The Court of Appeal in Lyon decided to ultimately deny the building permit. The mayor of Albertville had had to grant the permit in April last year after a request from the Grenoble administrative court.
To draw attention to this situation, the MP had published an article in a national daily newspaper. The polemic had then caused a stir even in the highest circles of the state. Frédéric Burnier Framboret had even exchanged views with Education Minister Jean-Michel Blanquer. The government had then introduced a last-minute amendment to the bill on separatism, which allows prefects to oppose the opening of schools without a state treaty that are supported by a foreign state hostile to the republic. (…) www.ledauphine.com
Denmark: “Immigrants from non-Western countries and their descendants have looted 31 billion Danish kroner from public finances, or about 1.4% of GDP”, “Muslims are the core of the problem”
Denmark’s defence of its welfare state is relentless and, according to its critics, even racist. In October, the Ministry of Finance estimated in its annual report on the subject that immigrants from non-Western countries and their descendants withdrew a net 31 billion kroner ($4.9 billion) from public finances in 2018, equivalent to about 1.4% of GDP. Immigrants from Western countries, on the other hand, made a net contribution of 7 billion kroner (see chart). According to Torben Tranaes of the Danish Centre for Social Science Research, it was the data on the fiscal impact of immigration that “changed the view of the social democrats”.
Muslims are at the core of the problem. This year was the first time the ministry produced a separate report on the contributions of people from 24 Muslim countries of origin. They account for 50 per cent of non-Westerners, but 77 per cent of the take. Adding to this concern is the fear that Muslims have ideas about democracy and the role of women that Danes find threatening. Muslims are welcome, says Tesfaye, but “we cannot have double standards. There is not one half of Sharia and one half of the Danish constitution”.
For Muslim listening it sounds like a prejudgement. A law passed in 2018 targeting conservative Muslims forces new citizens to shake hands with a city official at naturalisation ceremonies. Politicians “make you feel like you shouldn’t celebrate Ramadan or Eid or whatever,” says Agob Yacoub, a Syrian refugee. Other groups face no such pressure. Chinese immigrants have not become culturally Danish, but are still “extremely welcomed”, Hedetoft notes. The fact that Muslims are looting the treasury hardly has anything to do with religion, he says. More than half came as asylum seekers or through family reunification, compared to 30 % of other non-Westerners.