Hey everybody, I'm really proud to have as our guest today, one of the leading and most outspoken

authorities on the impacts of mass vaccination on the evolution of the bug, but also the evolution

of the human immune system. And a gear banded bunch has made some of those controversial, but I think

useful comments and critiques about the impact of mass vaccination on the evolution, not only

of the germ, but also of the evolution of the human immune system. A gear banded bunch received

as a DVM from the University of Kent and Belgium, and as PhD degree in biology from the University

of Poenheim, Germany, he worked for several vaccine companies, including GSK and Abartus and Solvein.

He then went on to join the Bill and Linda Gates Foundation and on its global health discovery

team in Seattle as a senior program officer. He worked with Gavvy, the bubble lions for vaccines

and immunization and Geneva Senior Ebola program manager at Gavvy. He tracked efforts to

develop an Ebola vaccine. He also represented Gavvy in four, I was with other partners, including

the WHO, the review progress on the fight against Ebola and build the global plans for a pandemic

preparedness. He worked on the Ebola vaccine in Guinea in 2015. His critical scientific analysis

report on the data published with WHO in the Lancet in 2015 was sent to an all international

health and regulatory authorities involved in the Ebola vaccination program after working for Gavvy.

He joined the German designer for infection research in Cologne as head of the vaccine

development office. I wanted to read that part of that. It's only a small part of a very impressive

resume, but just to establish your credentials and really he has a mainstream pro vaccination

scientists, but one with integrity and his integrity has led him to this moment. It's a critic,

major critic of the rollout of the mass vaccination rollout and all of the attacks that occur

because he's taken that very courageous and so welcome to the podcast here. I'm just

delighted to have you here. Well thanks Robert for having me to measure results on my side and

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