Do you know the name of the “conspiracy theorist” who made those statements below?
“I am outraged by the fact that we want to vaccinate children.”
“There are epigenetic effects. We need to consider that and not just think of our own generation, but of the future.”
“I am outraged by the fact that we want to vaccinate children.”
“There are epigenetic effects. We need to consider that and not just think of our own generation, but of the future.”
“This Messenger RNA that’s being injected today in vaccines, may have effects on future generations that are undetected if we aren’t searching for them.”
“We’re in unknown territory and proclaim mandatory vaccines for everyone. It’s insanity. It’s vaccination insanity that I absolutely condemn.”
“I want to say as well, that I never, never said that everyone will die from the vaccine, but that a certain amount of people who take the vaccine will suffer from it. That’s impermissible.”
“There could side effects that effect future generations as well, maybe, but most probably from our generation in five to ten years. That’s absolutely possible. Notably, something we call neurodegenerative illness.”
“There are antibodies, created by the vaccine,” forcing the virus to “find another solution” or die. This is where the variants are created. It is the variants that “are a production and result from the vaccination.”
His name is Luc Montagnier. Professor Luc Montagnier, an eminent virologist who also happens to be the 2008 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his discovery of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). 
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