The Web — Part 16: Lauterbach, Wieler, Buyx — Germany's Corona Architects · ELIZA on Steroids

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Three people shaped Germany’s Corona policy. All three connected to the same global network.

Karl Lauterbach — Harvard graduate, Health Minister. 2025: WHO commission. 2026: WHO Director-General candidate. The Gates Foundation funds the WHO.

Lothar Wieler — RKI President, ran every measure. Member: WHO/FAO One Health Global Leaders Group — a programme with Gates participation. The RKI received $750,000 from the Gates Foundation.

Alena Buyx — Chair of the German Ethics Council, gave Germany’s COVID measures their “moral” legitimation. At the same time: member of the WHO Expert Advisory Committee on Human Genome Editing — the body that writes global rules for the technology Epstein had financed with billions. And: 73 plagiarism fragments in her doctoral thesis (Stefan Weber, February 2026).

Coincidence? The question is open.

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Part : The Matrix of Networks: Bilderberg, WEF, CFR and the Trilateral Commission — Who Selects the Powerful?

Part : The Pattern: How Insider Trading Became the Business Model of the Powerful

Part : The Circle Closes: Gates → CEPI → sa-mRNA → Kostaive

Part : October 2019: The EU Practiced Suppressing the Lab Theory — While the Virus Was Already Spreading

Part : The Epstein Files: How Pandemics Became a Financial Product

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Part 23: The Web — Part 23: Drosten, Daszak and the Lancet Letter

The Seventh Statement: Those Who Recommended the Lockdown Carried It Out

27 April 2026·1872 words·9 mins

Corona Accountability Structural Analysis Leopoldina Lockdown Drosten Wieler Buyx Mertens Accountability Advisory Structures Conflict of Interest

On 8 December 2020 the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina published its 7th Ad-hoc Statement on the coronavirus pandemic, titled “Using the Holidays and the Turn of the Year for a Hard Lockdown.” It demanded, in concrete terms: suspension of compulsory schooling from 14 December 2020, closure of all shops not serving basic supply needs from 24 December, reduction of social contacts to “a very narrowly limited circle,” home office as the rule, suspension of group activities in sport and culture.

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