Why is Germany so strict in handling Corona? Paul Schreyer, German author of CHRONICLE OF A CRISIS FORETOLD, asks why Germany rules so rigorously during the so-called Corona crisis, and looks a few years back for possible explanations. Reference in German:https://virologie-ccm.charite.de/fileadmin/user_upload/microsites/m_cc05/virologie-ccm/dateien_upload/publikationen/IAB_Statement.pdf To the Book
So what happens on day 8 of COVID? In this part 2, German applied professor and biologist Ulrike Kämmerer explains the biological processes that have long been published in the scientific literature and calls for immediate political actions.
Why do some COVID patients suffer so severely, and what can help? In this part 1, German applied professor and biologist Ulrike Kämmerer explains why the intake of antihistamines are in order when seriously suffering from COVID.
Disarmament? No, thanks Paul Schreyer, German author of “Chronicle of a crisis foretold”, investigates how the end of the Cold War threatened the flow of security money and follows the chain of logic right to Corona. To the Book
Who profits from additional intensive care unit beds? Tom Lausen, data analyst, author of the book “The Intensive Care Mafia: About the Shepherdsof the Pandemic and their Profits”, and recent guest at Narrative (#73), discusses aboutcomments on the profits made by hospitals during the pandemic on thesituation of the nursing staff.
Schools as dangerous hotspots, really? Werner Bergholz, former professor of electronic engineering and consultant for the German parlament, explains how schools indeed might be the safest places.
Indiscriminate testing not advised! Werner Bergholz, former professor of electronic engineering and consultant for the German parlament, explains how indiscriminate testing for SARS-CoV-2 goes strictly against WHO recommendations and studies.
Teachers without accountability? Werner Bergholz, former professor of electronic engineering and consultant for the German parlament, discusses the responsibility of school heads and teachers with regard to the mass testing at schools.
Just a harmless test swab? Werner Bergholz, former professor of electronic engineering and consultant for the German parlament, presents laboratory results from examining test swabs and discusses the finding of ethylene oxide in that context.
How do we learn being helpless? Dr. phil. Claudia Simone Dorchain, M.A., German philosopher and author, sheds light onto the conditioning of human beings towards helplessness and powerlessness in a society.
