Far too little is known about the effect of the corona vaccination

By Gunnar Schupelius

How effective was the vaccination against Corona and what side effects does the vaccine cause? These questions are still completely open. This was confirmed by the Chairman of the Charité, Heyo K. Kroemer, on March 28 in Berlin.

As a participant in a research summit with the title: “Resolve blockages, seize opportunities” in the Allianz Forum, he expressed himself with astonishing openness. Regarding the vaccine against Covid-19, he said: “We didn’t know how it worked. We don’t know that to this day.” And when asked to what extent side effects were known, he said: “Unfortunately, we don’t know either.” As a reason, he explained: “Because we don’t have electronic patient records.”

The same Charité boss Kroemer had repeatedly called for vaccination. In November 2021 he formulated a passionate appeal. He told of a heavily pregnant woman who died of Corona and whose child could be saved. This child will never get to know his mother, said Kroemer and concluded with the words: “All of this could have been avoided with a prick in the arm.”

How did he know this woman would have survived if she had been vaccinated? He now says that to this day he doesn’t know how the vaccine works, so he didn’t know then either. He made an assertion. And what is even more astonishing: he promoted the vaccination, although the safety report of the Paul Ehrlich Institute had already warned of side effects.

Kroemer apparently ignored this insight. And not only from him. A few weeks after Kroemer’s television appeal, Chancellor Scholz (SPD) claimed at a press conference: “Almost 60 million Germans have now been almost completely vaccinated without us having found out about serious side effects and long-term restrictions.” This claim was not true.