The health expert dubbed National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Director Dr. Anthony Fauci's claim that 75 percent of Americans would need to be vaccinated in order to achieve herd immunity as "utter nonsense." The NIAID director made the remarks during a live appearance on The Story with Martha McCallum. Bhakdi commented: "Someone who says this has not the slightest inkling of the basics of immunology."
Bhakdi said Fauci's remarks were "very, very surprising" for someone of the same standing as the NIAID director, and expressed readiness to "defy him anywhere in the world at any time."
When Ingraham asked about social distancing and masks, the microbiologist said these measures have been displaced by his research and added that social distancing and mask-wearing mandates were "not backed up by science." Ingraham further probed why these methods are being pushed, which led to Bhakdi saying that these measures were "absolutely nonsense" and exhorting viewers to "sit down and think about this … read about this and then make up your own mind, [and] think for yourself and come to your own conclusions."
In response to Ingraham's final question whether the COVID-19 vaccine is unnecessary, Bhakdi warned: "I think it's downright dangerous. And I warn you, if you go along these lines, you are going to your doom."
The mass coronavirus vaccination efforts follow the U.S. listing the largest number of COVID-19 cases worldwide. Data from Johns Hopkins University states that the U.S. currently has a 14.7 million COVID-19 caseload, with 5.6 million recoveries and 282,345 deaths.
Hastily developed vaccine uses toxic ingredients, will lead to catastrophic results
The warning by Bhakdi came amid reports that two Wuhan coronavirus vaccine candidates showed promise in clinical trials. The COVID-19 jabs by Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna reported more than 90 percent efficacy rates, way beyond the 50 percent efficacy threshold set by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) before any vaccine is approved for emergency use.
However, these vaccines contain toxic ingredients that cause even more harm than good when administered. Two such ingredients found in coronavirus jabs include cells derived from aborted fetuses and polyethylene glycol (PEG) in messenger RNA vaccines.
In June, religious freedom nonprofit Liberty Counsel sounded the alarm over the use of cell lines from aborted babies. The group's chairman Mat Staver expressed concern that the top five vaccine research companies are "using aborted baby cell lines to fuel their research and build their vaccines."
According to Liberty Counsel, vaccines developed using cells from aborted babies translate to easier research and cheaper development – increasing profitability for drugmakers and their investors. The group continued: "And what better opportunity to make those profits skyrocket than to demand mass vaccination of the entire population."
PEG is another toxic ingredient found in coronavirus vaccines, most especially in COVID-19 mRNA vaccines such as the ones by Pfizer-BioNTech and drugmaker Moderna. This synthetic polymer is used to coat vaccine nanoparticles so they bypass detection by the body's immune system.
However, nonprofit Children's Health Defense published an article in August 2020 warning about the dangers of PEG. The group outlined the adverse effects people may experience when they get immunized with a PEG-laden vaccine, such as tumor growth and life-threatening hypersensitivity.
The Children's Health Defense article said that before the pandemic, researchers lauded PEG as an inexpensive additive that addressed issues with vaccine storage. When added to vaccines, PEG can extend their shelf life from seven days to over 30 days at room temperature.
Unsurprisingly, Moderna's mRNA vaccine laced with dangerous components caused serious injuries in 15 percent of volunteers administered with the jab. These "grade three systemic symptoms" which require medical intervention appeared after the second round of immunization.
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