FOIA Scandal: Germany’s RKI’s 2020 lockdown and masks not based on science, but politically motivated

On March 18, 2024 Paul Schreyer from German Multipolar news, following a freedom of information request, revealed that Germany's Robert Koch Institute's (RKI) COVID-19 risk assessment change in March 2020 from “moderate” to “high” was the result of a political instruction of an external actor – whose name is blacked out in the protocols, and not based on science.  This change of classification, by an authority public health body, was the basis for all unprecedented lockdown measures in Germany. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] "Following a long legal battle, Germany's public health agency, the RKI released the confidential protocols showing that it was aware "lockdowns cause more harm than good" and evidence for "making masks mandatory was lacking."[2] Stefan Homburg: What do the RKI-Files really show? - WATCH [7] So if Germany's health protection agency DID NOT follow "The Science", but were motivated by an outside voice (redacted in the FOIA-equivalent documents), could this explain the lockstep behaviour of "health" agencies in other countries, such as Australia.?

Germany begins to power down, following RKI risk assessment

On March 17, 2020 the Robert Koch Institute (RKI), Germany's equivalent to the CDC, raised its risk assessment for COVID-19 from “moderate” to “high” overnight and warned the pandemic could last 2 years! Five days later, on March 22, 2020 Germany began to restrict contact and lockdown. [4] On March 18, 2020 Chancellor Angela Merkel addressed the nation and announce the country would be "powering down". As far as the epidemic is concerned – and everything I tell you about this comes from the Federal Government’s ongoing consultations with the experts from the Robert Koch Institute and other scientists and virologists: the most intensive research is being conducted around the world, but there is still neither a way to treat the coronavirus, nor is there a vaccine... As long as this is the case – and this is what is guiding all of our actions – then only one thing matters, namely that we slow the spread of the virus, flatten the curve over the course of several months and buy time.''.. So, our aim is to slow the virus down as it makes its way through Germany. And we must, and this is absolutely vital, focus our attention on..> READ MORE

Munich Tabletop Simulation with global senior leaders

On February 14, 2019, one day before the start of the Munich Security Conference (MSC) a tabletop biothreat simulation exercise took place in Munich, headed by the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) with private and partners from Georgetown University and the Center for Global Development.  Senior leaders from around the world took part "aimed at identifying gaps and making recommendations to improve the global system for responding to deliberate, high consequence biological events." The event took place under the so-called “Chatham House Rule”, of secrecy. [1] Rottmann-Großner, Germany's Spahn's sub-division head for “Health Security”, met key influential people from the international biosecurity scene such as BMGF Chris Elias, GAVI's Tim Evans, Wellcome Trusts' Jeremy Farrar and WEF's Jeremy Jurgens just to name a few. The tabletop exercise in Munich was apparently inspired by Bill Gates' 'prophecies' at 2017 MSC, In the 2019 final report "A Spreading Plague: Lessons and Recommendations for Responding to a Deliberate Biological Event",  Gates' (germ war games) speech was quoted verbatim: "We ignore the link between health security and international security at our own peril." [1]

WHO establishes the Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) on the back of smallpox

The WHO establishes the Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) in May 23, 1974 through a World Health Assembly resolution (WHA27.57) to build on the success of the global smallpox eradication programme, and "to ensure that all children in all countries benefited from life-saving vaccines"   It aimed was to control six major childhood diseases through immunization: diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, polio, measles and Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) a vaccine against tuberculosis. [1, 2, 3, 4] "Following the impressive success of the smallpox eradication programme, the World Health Organization looked for other activities that could build on what had already been achieved. ... "Expanded" because most programmes until then had only used smallpox, BCG and diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (DTP) vaccines." EPI included two new diseases namely poliomyelitis and measles. The vaccine "selection was "made on the basis of a high burden of disease and the availability of a well-tried vaccines at an affordable price. "Expanded" also meant increased coverage - incredibly, less than 5% of children in developing countries were being reached at that time by immunization services." The EPI program was looking to end in 1977 due to lack of funding, but got a boost when UNICEF stepped in!  The programme..> READ MORE

G20 Berlin Declaration

At the July 7-8, 2017 G20 Summit, the Berlin Declaration "Together Today for a Healthy Tomorrow" was declared with "seven-page final resolution on pandemic preparedness and antimicrobial resistance." [1, 2, 3] Global health , to "leave no one behind", is top of the G20 agenda. On June 28, 2017 a coalition of "33 leading Global Health organisations and members of National Parliaments have issued an open letter to G20 Heads of State, to prioritise health and establish the G20 as a permanent global health policy forum.  With a Call to Action strongly urging the G20 to commit investment in research, innovation and development of innovative health technologies to counter threats posed by pandemics, poverty related disese and more. [6, 7] And so was formed the G20 Health Development Parnership (G20HDP) with the mission "to mobilise, through political, intellectual, social and economic capital, the means required to meet Agenda 2030". [4, 5]

G20 Digital COVID-19 Vaccine Certificates, prelude to vaccine passports

In March 28-30, 2022 the 1st Health Working Group G20 held in Yogyakarta, Indonesia , the meeting was attended by 70 foreign delegates, 50 local and many virtual including international organisations, including the world bank [CBDC?].  Initiated by Indonesia, the delegates discussed harmonising global health protocol standards to "enable safe international travel and help economic and social prosperity recover forever" where digital technology will be the basis for achieving this goal. They came up with the Digital COVID-19 Vaccine Certificates [1, 4] "In 2021, G20 country leaders ...adopted health protocol guidelines such as vaccination certificates and digital health information systems. However, the ever-changing pandemic situation has resulted in a lack of uniformity in health protocol regulations." [4] "Universal verifier is a special portal created by the Ministry of Health which is able to read vaccine certificate data from other countries. This universal verifier is made according to World Health Organizations (WHO) standards so that each country does not need to change the system and QR Code currently used." Allowing for a universal digital COVID-19 vaccine certificate.  ''This system does not exchange data, so data privacy and security is guaranteed. This system uses Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)." The QR code system..> READ MORE

G20: Bari Declaration agree on global digital vaccine passport system – no longer a conspiracy theory

On November 15-16, 2022, leaders of the world's Group of 20 (G20) wealthiest nations met in Bali for their annual G20 Summit.  At the meeting Indonesia's Health Minister, Budi Gunadi Sadikin, speaking on the matter on behalf of the G20 host country, called for a "digital health certificate" using WHO standards, which would show whether a person has been "vaccinated or tested properly" and thus determine if "you can move around" or have to be quarantined if you don't comply.  [1] Formulation the draft declaration began in Indonesia at the first G20 Health Working Group (HWG) meeting that took place on March 28-30, 2022, at that meeting they were focused on the COVID-19 vaccine QR code technology. At the G20 meeting on November 16, 2022 the leaders "drafted and signed a declaration in which the 20 countries agreed to adopt vaccine passports with the purported goal to promote global travel and tourism....The world leaders' Bali Declaration, included a section (s.23) on "facilitating seamless international travel." The impact would be vast because the G20 countries comprise more than 66 percent of the world's population." [2, 3, 4] Within the November Declaration: "The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the transformation of the digital..> READ MORE

Australia holds 4-day Pandemic Influenza Simulation Exercise

From October 16 to 19, 2006 Australia held a pandemic influenza live simulation called Exercise Cumpston’ 06, the largest ever health exercise and said to be one of the first major exercises on pandemic influenza conducted in any country, costing $4.1 million. [1, 2, 3] The simulation was conducted by the Department of Health and Ageing with the aim to exercise the capacity and capability of the Australian health system to prevent, detect and respond to an influenza pandemic, it utilised 1,500 participants and control staff and was held over 4 days.  The exercise was closely observed and monitored by international health experts. [4] The exercise was named after Dr John Howard Lidgett Cumpston, an epidemiologist, and the first Director-General of the Commonwealth Department of Health, from 1921 to 1945. Previously, as the Commonwealth Director of Quarantine, he was largely responsible for containing the spread of Spanish Influenza in Australia in 1919. It's not the first simulation as Exercise Eleusis '05 was conducted in November 2005, simulating an avian influenza outbreak in poultry with limited transmission to humans. Both exercises showed Australia was in good shape, with some refinements recommended including updating the 2003 version of the Australian Health Management..> READ MORE