The revelation that the low-toxicity 'placebo' vaccine batches were never subject to quality control testing by the EU prompts a further question for Robert Kogon: did they contain empty lipids with no mRNA?
A scientist has admitted he was injected with mRNA three times 15 years ago to test its safety. Could something similar explain the facial paralysis of the co-creator of the BioNTech-Pfizer vaccine, asks Robert Kogon.
It's obvious that Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine co-creator Özlem Türeci suffers from Bell's Palsy, as the facial paralysis can be seen in video footage and stills. Why does no one talk about it, asks Robert Kogon.
If you thought the John Snow Project's exploitation of Santa Clause to promote Covid vaccines was a new low, you haven't seen the cover of Stern's Christmas issue in 2020.
Germany and the EU have funded Covid vaccine-maker BioNTech's expansion into Africa to the tune of £500m. But what vaccines are the new facilities going to be making exactly when BioNTech only has one product?
Already missing the COVID-19 pandemic? Well, fear not. The German-EU 'Vaccelerate' programme is already on the look-out for the next virus and is all set to speed the vaccine through the clinical trials.
German Health Minister Karl Lauterbach has struck again with a comment to a vaccinated Covid sufferer that "hopefully we'll soon have a vaccine which prevents COVID-19". Erm, that's what this one was authorised to do.
As side-effects of the Covid vaccines piled up, the MHRA expanded its advice lists for patients but took no action. Why is there no safety threshold for medicine, unlike in all other safety sectors, asks Nick Hunt.
In a new peer-reviewed study, Japanese researcher Dr. Yasusi Suzumura finds a massive safety signal for deaths associated with mRNA vaccines in the 10 days following inoculation.
Klaus Cichutek, the Head of the German medicines regulator – which has a very cosy relationship with vaccine-maker BioNTech – recently declared: "We ARE the European Medicines Agency." Was anyone watching the watchmen?
