Nobel Prize Winner Dr Luc Montagnier on the Coronavirus
Nobel Prize Winner Dr Luc Montagnier on the Coronavirus
(En Subs) - Nobel Prof. Montagnier : COVID-19 caused by a vaccine experiment gone bad - 2020.04.17
Virgile Faber
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FULL INTERVIEW of Medecine Nobel Prize Luc Montagnier on French mainstream channel CNEWS, April 17, 2020.
Medecine Nobel Prize Luc Montagnier gives his expert opinion on the origin of the SARS-COVID2 virus. His main point is that the RNA sequences that are common to the HIV retrovirus are short, but long enough to be actively coding: he thinks that cannot be the result of a natural recombination, a lab must have been involved.
He excludes the biowarfare motive, and thinks the virus comes from an attempt to create a vaccine against AIDS.
He also says there are political pressures not to communicate about this, probably because all governements are involved in such experiments.
The good news is that the artificial virus is loosing potency as it mutates, because Nature does not accept disharmony.
This underlines once again the dangers of these new DNA/RNA recombinant vaccines, new technologies that can lead to absolute disasters for the human population.
