Professor Perronne at the Luxembourg Parliament

Professor Perronne has been invited to speak in the Luxembourg Parliament – like Professor Luc Montagnier, Nobel Prize winner and geneticist Alexandra Henrion-Caude.

Christian Perronne have chaired the Commission for Communicable Diseases, of the High Council for Public Health, advised for fifteen different governments on the management of health crises, chaired the Technical Committee for Vaccinations of the French government.
 He continued by making an inventory of the management of the health crisis in France: lack of scientific studies in the decisions of the medical authorities, conflicts of interest, fraud...

Highlights - more in the video:
– In two years the French government has given three billion euros to the media.

– Those injections are not vaccines and they do not prevent transmission of the virus. Moreover, the PCR tests were misused, number of victims of the epidemic and the number of deaths were overestimated.

– It takes about ten years for a vaccine to be authorized. It's especially important for pregnant women. These products are still experimental and should not be given to them.

– There are more children who died because of vaccination than there are who die of COVID.

– The EMA does not know the full composition of the vaccines.
– It is known that there were at least 36,000 deaths in Europe and 25,000 in the United States from vaccination.

– Countries that have stopped vaccination or have not applied it no longer have an epidemic - India is an example.

– There are effective treatments and as "conditional approval of a vaccine can only be obtained if it is proven that there are no effective treatments at all", "every parliamentarian who votes for the obligation to use an experimental product can be brought before the International Court of Justice".

Luxembourgers are successfully resisting the terrible Omicron if we look at the figures from John Hopkins University.

Hard to believe that arguments of the scientists invited to the Luxembourg parliament did not prevent the Deputy Prime Minister, so-called "infectious disease specialist" (but with degrees in law, including BUSINESS LAW), from following the recommendations of the favorable Higher Council for Infectious Diseases to a 2-dose vaccination schedule for young people with priority to 5-11 YEAR OLD...