Covid-19, corruption et naufrage de la science : qui sont les responsables ?

lababouche
Published on Aug 8, 2021
Pour ce 5Ã¨me numÃ©ro de "Science en Conscience" pour ReinfoCovid, JÃ©rÃ©mie Mercier reÃ§oit Denis Rancourt, ancien professeur de physique de l'universitÃ© d'Ottawa et chercheur pour l'Association pour les LibertÃ©s Civiles de l'Ontario (Canada).

Nous Ã©voquerons en direct lundi 21 juin Ã 21h la question du naufrage de la science, particuliÃ¨rement visible depuis le dÃ©but de la "crise Covid", et les raisons de ce naufrage.

CrÃ©dit musique gÃ©nÃ©rique : Erik Baroux

â–º Retrouvez Denis Rancourt sur son site : https://activistteacher.blogspot.com/
â–º Retrouvez ReinfoCovid et inscrivez-vous Ã sa newsletter sur son site : http://reinfocovid.fr/
â–º Retrouvez JÃ©rÃ©mie Mercier sur son site : https://www.jeremie-mercier.com/
et sur sa chaÃ®ne : https://bit.ly/YTJeremie

Lien vers le site web de balance la babouche
https://balancelababouche.com/
Le site web des gardiens du vivant
https://desgardiens.com

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