Coronavirus: LCI controversy over tests on Africans with BCG vaccine
Coronavirus: LCI controversy over tests on Africans with BCG vaccine
Scandal! Ashamed! An LCI sequence on a vaccine test in Africa shocked the world. While many innocent people die from coronavirus. Two French researchers live on LCI discuss how a potential new treatment against covid19 should be tested for the first time in Africa.
Jean-Paul Mira, head of resuscitation at Cochin Hospital in Paris and Camille Locht, director of research at Inserm, talk about experimental tests on Africans to fight the coronavirus with the BCG vaccine.
A controversial sequence of April 2, 2020
Jean-Paul Mira explains:
“If I can be provocative, shouldn’t this study be done in Africa, where there are no masks, no treatments, no resuscitation? A bit, as is done elsewhere for some studies on AIDS. In prostitutes, we try things because we know that they are highly exposed and that they do not protect themselves, “suggests the doctor.
In front of him, Camille Locht agrees with the proposal by replying:
“You are right, we are actually thinking about a parallel study in Africa”.
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🚨Sur LCI, concernant la piste d’un vaccin BCG contre le #COVIDー19 :
« Si je peux être provocateur, ne devrait-on pas faire cette étude en Afrique ou y’a pas de masques, pas de traitement, pas de réanimation … ou chez les prostitués qui sont hautement exposées » pic.twitter.com/slwwi45Y7K
— BalanceTonMedia (@BalanceTonMedia) April 2, 2020
Dominique Sopo, the president of SOS Racisme in France, announced his intention to seize the CSA and wishes to go as far as criminal proceedings.
Honestly, it’s absurd and shocking.
“Africa is not a guinea pig!”
People are not guinea pigs. With all the people who died from the coronavirus, we are shocked that doctors Jean-Paul Mira and Camille Locht want to put the lives of Africans in danger. No matter what skin color, the life of every human being on earth matters. Every life is important. This sequence on LCI is purely racist.
Many personalities and celebrities denounce these scandalous ideas of experiments with vaccines on Africans.
Samuel Eto’o
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Samuel Eto’o s’est montré ulcéré par un échange entre deux professeurs sur LCI, évoquant la nécessité de faire des tests en Afrique pour mesurer la potentielle efficacité d’un vaccin contre le coronavirus : https://t.co/97D6ntAWmB pic.twitter.com/BA56CJdvRT
— L’ÉQUIPE (@lequipe) April 2, 2020
Didier Drogba
Il est inconcevable que nous continuons à accepter ceci. L Afrique n est pas un laboratoire.
Je dénonce vivement ces propos graves, racistes et méprisants!— Didier Drogba (@didierdrogba) April 2, 2020
Aidez nous à sauver les vies en Afrique et stopper la propagation de ce virus qui déstabilise le monde entier, au lieu de nous envisager comme cobayes. C est aberrant!
Les dirigeants Africains ont la responsabilité de protéger les populations de ces complots abominables.— Didier Drogba (@didierdrogba) April 2, 2020
— Didier Drogba (@didierdrogba) April 2, 2020
Tony Yoka
Le boxeur Tony Yoka s’est aussi indigné de ces tests de vaccin BCG sur les Africains.
Comment un bouffon pareil arrive a être journaliste sur une chaine nationale et l’autre con qui dit oui oui on y réfléchi. Pk c’est tjs l’Afrique le cobaye? Pk tu ne le testes pas sur ta mère d’abord?
— Tony YOKA (@TonyYoka)
Le rappeur Rhoff
Je rêve ou ces imbéciles prennent délibérément les Africains pour des cobayes ?? #Scandaleux #Honteux pic.twitter.com/gkKav14iov
— ROHFF (@rohff) April 2, 2020
Important point: it should be emphasized that the African continent is the least affected by the coronavirus. So please pay attention to yourself. Don’t accept any experimentation or testing of BCG vaccine on you or other miracle quack products. Watch out for poisoned gifts. Even if you get it for free. Your life is important. You are not guinea pigs. With this controversial sequence on LCI, we are witnessing the worst of humanity. Some people have unhealthy and dangerous intentions during these dark times of coronavirus.
