Controversial Health Policy Discussion

Secretary of Health, you know, in Germany, Jens Schwan.

So when I asked him, why did you allow that?

Because he published a book, actually the title of the book is We Have to Forgive Each

Other.

That's the title of the book.

He published a book about this time, and in the book I was able to read before I questioned

him publicly, I read that he was informed early 2020 that this might be coming from

a bioweapon lab.

So he knew, or at least he had to have the suspicion that it was a bioweapon.

And still he insisted that killed children should be injected.

So when he says we have to forgive each other, what would he be forgiving the rest of us

for?

And he wanted, I think, forgiveness for himself.

Of course.

And so when I asked him, his response was not, okay, I didn't know or whatever.

No, he said that parents wanted it.

And that was, I thought, wow, the parents wanted it?

I mean, for Christ's sake, you know, I mean, the parents wanted it because you made them

fear that the children might die when they get the infection.

You know, you're part of the narrative.

And then he said something very special, which really made waves in Germany, unfortunately

not in the main media, only in the, yeah, in the alternative media, like Eurosea maybe.

Yeah, that he said it was never the intention to save others.

The injections were never intended to save others, even though that was the main thing

they told us.

Of course, if you love your grandparents, you'll take the shot.

Yeah, that's what he told us.

And in this commission, publicly, in my questioning, when I questioned him, he asked, he said

to me or said to the public, it was never the intention of the mRNA to help others.

And there's no repercussion, there's no.

there's nothing happened afterwards. You just have to forgive him. Yeah, we just have to forgive him.

When he was asked by my colleague, Tom Lawson, he asked him in the second five minutes, he got,

okay, your book says you have to, we have to forgive others. So what,

so there are so many doctors now who know it didn't, you know, do the injections. Actually,

they want to protect their patients by, yeah, by all means. They are now incarcerated,

you know, they're in prison. Shouldn't we just let them free? And he simply said no.

So no forgiveness for others, not forgiveness for those who...

They should be in prison for not injecting their patients with poison.

Yeah, yeah.