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Charles Richet, a French researcher, received the Nobel Prize in 1913 for his work on anaphylaxis. According to the speaker, Richet's work demonstrates that vaccination is impossible. The speaker believes Richet was given the prize because he discovered how to poison people by sensitizing them to common environmental elements.
Richet was a committed eugenicist, a fashionable attitude among the well-to-do at the time. The speaker claims that eugenicists were concerned with controlling the overbreeding of the poor classes, who lived in crowded conditions with poor hygiene. Instead of addressing these issues, they decided to vaccinate them. The speaker equates this to Bill Gates's work in Africa and India.
The speaker asserts that eugenics never went away and that globalists still think of normal people in the same way, believing it is acceptable to poison, sterilize, and lie to people for the greater good. The speaker concludes that what started with Richet continues today.