Du discours antivax au conspirationnisme | Citizen Facts (1/5) | ARTE
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Jean-Jacques Crevcur spreads misinformation about the pandemic, vaccines, and global conspiracy, leading to consequences for some families. His lack of medical expertise and unsubstantiated claims result in the deletion of his YouTube channel and discrediting of his business model promoting alternative health practices.
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- Jean-Jacques Crevcur spreads misinformation about the pandemic and vaccines, leading to consequences for families who deny the claims made about their loved ones, highlighting the real-world impact of false information.
- Jean-Jacques Kevkerer's promotion of controversial medical practices like New Germanic Medicine, without concrete evidence or valid sources, results in the deletion of his YouTube channel due to spreading dangerous misinformation, emphasizing the importance of verifying claims before dissemination.
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Who is Jean-Jacques Crevcur?
A key figure discussing a global conspiracy during the pandemic.
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Summary
00:00
Global conspiracy videos debunked, misinformation exposed
- Jean-Jacques Crevcur is a key figure in a series of videos discussing a global conspiracy during the pandemic.
- He claims there is a hidden agenda for a global dictatorship and urges people to investigate information sources.
- A collaborative editorial team is formed in response to the pandemic, with members from various professions joining.
- The team investigates Jean-Jacques Crevcur's qualifications and finds he lacks medical expertise.
- Despite this, Crevcur spreads misinformation about the virus and vaccines, claiming many deaths are linked to vaccination.
- The team investigates these claims and finds little evidence to support Crevcur's assertions.
- They discover that many of the deaths attributed to vaccines had other causes, such as pre-existing health conditions.
- Crevcur's false information leads to consequences for some families, who deny the claims made about their loved ones.
- The team confronts a supporter of Crevcur with their findings, leading to a discussion about the impact of misinformation.
- Crevcur's business model revolves around selling products promoting natural health and personal development, generating significant income for him.
19:05
Controversial Healing Methods Exposed in Investigation
- Jean-Jacques Kevkerer made 11 million euros in business through his training company without needing a pandemic to gain recognition.
- Kevkerer promotes a mysterious integral healing process inspired by Dr. Hammer, known for controversial medical practices like the New Germanic Medicine.
- New Germanic Medicine claims diseases stem from psychology or past traumas, advising against traditional treatments like chemotherapy for cancer.
- Investigative efforts reveal Kevkerer's promotion of Dr. Hammer's methods, including paid conferences showcasing questionable medical practices.
- A journalist from Berlin uncovers an article from 19423 detailing Dr. Hammer's alleged success in curing cancer patients, raising doubts about the validity of these claims.
- Julia, a professional reporter, travels to Germany to interview a man whose wife followed Dr. Hammer's methods, leading to tragic consequences.
- Kevkerer's claims of shattering revelations, including conspiracy theories involving the English royal family, lack verifiable sources and are deemed dangerous by investigators.
- Despite attempts to validate his assertions, Kevkerer fails to provide concrete evidence, leading to the deletion of his YouTube channel due to spreading false information.
