In 2018, the President of the World Medical Association, Frank Ulrich Montgomery, rejected hand x-rays to determine the age of migrants, because this "interfered with personal rights". But forcing your own population to take an experimental injection is no problem for Germany's top vaccine Fuehrer.
The introduction of compulsory vaccination looms large in Germany. A few days ago, Saxon nurses demonstrated against compulsory vaccination. But the gnomish Montgomery quickly denounced the courageous nurses.
As a reminder: In 2018, the very same Montgomery refused to have illegal migrant hands x-rayed to determine the age of the asylum seekers who had rejected a confirmation of their real age, because this would “interfere” with their personal rights to bodily integrity. His claim has cost German taxpayers millions since “minors” receive larger pay-outs than older asylum applicants.
Montgomery sold the jabs on the ‘success story of Portugal’
The current chairman of World Medical Association and former President of the German Medical Association, is a regular face on German television. He recently complained about the “tyranny of the unvaccinated” as German weekly Spiegel boldly accused the unvaccinated of “killing old people” in care facilities.
“At the moment we are really experiencing a tyranny of the unvaccinated, who rule over two-thirds of the vaccinated and impose all these measures on us,” declared Montgomery, also president of the Standing Committee of European Doctors since 2019.
“I consciously use the term ‘tyranny’ because in countries where 97 percent are vaccinated, like Portugal, all these restrictive measures no longer exist because they are no longer needed.”
Sadly, the example of Portugal as a militarized vaccine paradise, has since imploded. The country has returned to a “state of calamity”, with its public health system all but destroyed: It is no longer even capable of counting the number of HIV/Aids infections.
Do X-rays pose a health risk?
In January 2018, Frank Ulrich Montgomery spoke out against age tests on migrants in an interview with the Süddeutsche Zeitung, explaining why it would never be tolerated. “That’s why we reject that,” because subjecting illegals to X-rays without an underlying medical condition would be “an interference in one’s physical integrity,” said Montgomery.
It makes sense to take the concerns of the President of the World Medical Association seriously and to take a closer look. The radiation exposure in the X-ray of the hand is about 0.1 microsievert (0.1 µSv).
For an understandable comparison, it should be noted that every German is constantly hit by cosmic rays. In addition, there is natural radioactivity from the ground. This is between one and five...
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