Covid-19 vaccination technique is like shooting holes through the vascular system – PANDA’s Marc Girardot

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Last year June, BizNews published an article by Marc Girardot, a member of PANDA and one critical thinker, the likes of which have been in woefully short supply since the introduction of Covid-19 to our lives. His article did a deep-dive into natural immunity vs vaccine-induced immunity; it was impeccably researched and well worth reading. And it was spontaneously endorsed by Prof. Michael Levitt, the only living South African Nobel Prize-winning scientist. One year on, Girardot has made significant progress in his genuine attempt to uncover myriad myths surrounding Covid-19, the current vaccines as well as the vaccination techniques used, as is evident by looking at his Covid Myth Buster Series on Substack. In this thorough and fascinating interview, Girardot tells BizNews of the progress in respect of his findings. Girardot talks extensively about blood brain barrier disruption and highlights how these vaccines have the potential to create a wave of neurodegenerative diseases, adding a new urgency to stop the ‘vaccine dystopia’. Of particular interest is his finding that it is, in fact, not the spike protein that is the culprit and that the fundamentally flawed vaccination technique carries just as much risk as the Covid-19 vaccines themselves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
31 May 2022 8AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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