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"No more hope for Germany" – Nazi comparisons and threats from Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi

Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi (74), professor emeritus of microbiology, said last year that there was no corona pandemic. He accused politicians and virologists of scaremongering and spreading fake news. In the last few months he was noticed by Nazi comparisons and threats against the European Parliament.

Germany – For two months, the book "Corona False Alarm?" By the retired infection epidemiologist Bhakdi and his wife Karina Reiss was at the top of the bestseller lists. In the book they call the lockdown and the mask requirement pointless, the harm of a vaccination is greater than its benefit.

It is now clear that both his former employers, the University of Mainz and the University of Kiel, have distanced themselves from Bhakdi. The Goldegg publishing house has also terminated its collaboration with Bhakdi because of Nazi settlements and threats. Compared to fuldaerzeitung.de *, Bhakdi said that he no longer had any hope for Germany.

Similar to lawyer Dr. Reiner Füllmich, Bhakdi is involved in politics. In the summer he ran for the Bundestag on the list of the game "Die Basis". * fuldaerzeitung.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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