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Vaccinated Children Are No Healthier

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Our secondary analysis of data from the German Child Health Survey (KIGGS) has been published

The vaccination debate is gathering momentum everywhere. Our association, MWGFD e. V., has just successfully submitted a petition to the Bundestag and obtained the necessary quorum of 50,000 signatures, meaning the petition will now be forwarded to the Bundestag’s Petitions Committee. The committee will then decide whether it will be brought before the Bundestag. The aim is to abolish the de facto compulsory vaccination imposed by the Measles Protection Act. This Act stipulates that children must present a measles vaccination certificate or a corresponding certificate of medical exemption in order to be admitted to nursery or after-school care.

In practice, this amounts to compulsory vaccination, because, on the one hand, certificates of medical exemption are not easy to obtain – doctors are feeling increasing pressure. On the other hand, such certificates are not always accepted. As a result, parents and children find themselves under pressure as well.

Against this background, our recently published study may be helpful. In this study, we reanalysed data from the German Child Health Survey and asked: Are vaccinated children healthier?

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MWGFD e.V. calls for clarity on the authorization of COVID-19 mRNA and vector vaccines

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MWGFD e.V. calls on the European Medicines Agency (EMA) to provide clarity on the authorization documents for the modRNA and vector vaccines against COVID-19

An annotated bibliography on the issue of side effects of COVID-19 vaccines

As chairman of the association “Doctors and Scientists for Health, Freedom and Democracy – MWGFD e.V.”, I recently wrote a letter to the head of the European Medicines Agency (EMA), Ms Emer Cooke. The letter is published on the MWGFD website in its original English version and in a German translation. I am also making the original version available here as a PDF for download. Ms Cooke claimed that she had no evidence that would cast doubt on the safety of the COVID-19 modRNA vaccines. Really? We thought we’d give Ms Cooke a hand with a bit of literature, as she apparently doesn’t have a proper scientific department to do the work. Therefore, a – not exhaustive, but detailed – annotated bibliography is attached as an appendix to the letter.

A few words on the background:

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“Thoughts are free…” – For how much longer?

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Some reflections on the “Berlin Declaration on Freedom of Expression” This is the long version of a text I wrote for the magazine “Info3”at their invitation. “Thoughts are free, who can guess them? They fly by like nocturnal shadows. No person can know them, no hunter can shoot them with powder and lead: Thoughts are … Read more

Rabid Fact Foxes

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The press is increasingly ceasing to be the ‘fourth estate’ and is instead becoming a court reporter, thereby acting as the gravedigger of democracy

In many of my blogs during the coronavirus pandemic, I have repeatedly asked, “Where are the investigative journalists?” “Where is the critical press?” With a few exceptions, I have noticed little critical reporting on official coronavirus policy, the ‘measures’, the state’s desire to force vaccinations on everyone, and related topics. The press has almost always sung from the same hymn sheet as the official statements from the government and its health related agencies. In my interview study, which I have so far only analysed in my coronavirus novel “Verschachtelte Wahrheit”, I also asked several media professionals why this is the case. The answers were complex, but one key element runs through them all:

The mental filter. There may well have been official directives from above at times, telling the editorial staff which way to go. But far more important is the “perceived truth”, what most people see as the “right” thing, what is politically correct, what people need to be taught. It is no longer what is actually the case that counts, but rather that one displays the correct attitude. And the correct stance is that of those perceived as progressive, liberal, left-wing—in short, the majority—and, coincidentally, it is also the stance of those in power. If you fail to toe this majority line, as a normal reporter or editor you run the risk of no longer being taken seriously, of no longer getting assignments, and perhaps even of losing your contract. The precarious world of short-term contracts and freelance work, which can be terminated at any time, has, according to my informants, largely replaced the once more common positions of editors and chief reporters who could not easily be sacked and were therefore steadfast in their views.

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Nip It in The Bud – Prevent Compulsory Vaccination, Abolish The Measles Protection Act

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The German Bundestag petition calling for a review of the Measles Protection Act is online

Anyone who hasn’t been asleep over the past few years will have noticed: the signs point to coercion and state paternalism. Everywhere. But especially in the healthcare sector. The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic was a vast funnel designed to drive the majority of people towards untested and, as we now know, dangerous genetic prevention technologies, which politicians euphemistically sold to us as ‘vaccinations’. The promises were all hollow, not to say outright lies. From Germany’s Merkel’s “The pandemic will be over once we have the vaccine” to Health Ministers’ Spahn and Lauterbach’s “effective and safe”.

During this pandemic, on 10 February 2020, a new Measles Protection Act was enacted, which came into force on 1 March 2020, conveniently at a time when nobody was really paying attention. The draft dates from September 2019, and anyone familiar with ministerial bureaucracy knows that something like this must have been hatched some time beforehand so that it could then be presented to parliament as a draft.

The core of this law is the requirement for nursery school children to provide proof of measles vaccination so that they can attend nursery school or a childcare centre. Immunity to measles can also be demonstrated by antibody titers, i.e., by the fact that a child has already had measles (see). As compulsory schooling takes precedence in Germany, checks may still be carried out and a missing vaccination certificate reported to the health authority, but the authorities are not permitted to prevent the child from attending school. Once compulsory schooling has ended, i.e., for secondary and further education, this may become an issue again.

In effect, therefore, the requirement to provide proof of a measles vaccination amounts to the introduction of a compulsory measles vaccination.

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