By Joan Shenton
Jean Bitterlin is a hero.
He was a science teacher in the Alsace region of France, a strong athlete, cyclist and professional life-saver. He was a concerned citizen who participated in local politics, being an active member of various local ecology and green parties.
He was also a fierce opponent of vaccination and unnecessary medical interventions. Influenced by scientists like Stefan Lanka in Germany and others, he became convinced that the science behind the existence of viruses is deeply flawed. His mission in life was to spread the message – namely of the non-existence of viruses
I met Jean, his wife Cathy and his two children Valérie and Olivier seven years ago when he called me on the telephone asking if I would like to visit him and his wife in their home in Alsace. He had read my book challenging “HIV” as the cause of AIDS and wanted to translate it into French. I was delighted. It was quite a massive task but he did a meticulous and magnificent job of translating “Positively False – Exposing the myths around HIV and AIDS”.
Jean was a natural teacher. He was like a biblical prophet. I can see him now standing in the different market places in northern France surrounded by a group of fascinated, usually young, people – exhorting them to do their own research and discover for themselves the wicked untruths surrounding vaccinations, AIDS and Covid.
In a world where it is forbidden to challenge vaccines and the infectious hypotheses surrounding AIDS and Covid, Jean’s was a brave voice. He gathered a group of more than a hundred followers several who received regular bulletins from him. In his last bulletin titled “Dernier Envoi” (last message) wrote, “I’ve done my part of the work and the essential has been said (the non-existence of viruses), it’s up to you to do yours (part of the work).”
We owe it to Jean to take up this challenge.