Why The Nuremberg Code Exists.

[Karl12]

Could be just a ridiculous coincidence but considering their insanely dodgy background it looks like Bayer (BioNTech) purchased the truly infamous 'Behringwerke' IG Farben facility back in late 2020.


Behringwerke is the place where the Nazi doctors manufactured the experimental 'vaccines' which were tested on inmates at the Buchenwald concentration camp (with rather horrific results).


It has now been used for most of the mRNA for European output.




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BioNTech purchased the Behringwerke facility from Novartis in late 2020 in anticipation of regulatory approval of the COVID-19 vaccine that it would go on to market in collaboration with Pfizer. (The company’s Sept. 17 purchase announcement is here.)

The acquisition was undoubtedly facilitated by a €375 million or $445 million grant from the German government, which BioNTech received literally two days earlier. (See grant announcement here.

The Behringwerke facility also has another claim to fame—or rather infamy—incidentally. Under the Third Reich, as a subsidiary of the notorious IG Farben chemical trust, the Behringwerke manufactured experimental vaccines that were tested on inmates at the Buchenwald concentration camp. (See here, for instance, from the Buchenwald Memorial museum, although the total number of inmates who died is far higher than the number cited for just January 1942.)

The experiments were at the center of the Nuremberg “Doctors’ Trial” which gave rise to the Nuremberg Code.

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