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Luc Montagnier

Luc Montagnier

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Nov 10, 2026

Bret WeinsteinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:12
The evidence is surprisingly compelling.
Bret WeinsteinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:15
And, you know, if your mind resists that, realize that Luc Montagnier, who got a Nobel Prize for the discovery of HIV, later in life became convinced that the thing for which he got the Nobel Prize was not nearly as important as he had imagined.
Dave FarinaHOST
31:31
That's right, party drugs, a thinly veiled reference towards the gay lifestyle.
Dave FarinaHOST
31:36
Great work, guys.
Dave FarinaHOST
31:37
By the way, Brett is constantly referencing Luc Montagnier, who got a Nobel simply for isolating HIV, and who subsequently became a full-fledged crank and a half, pushing bullshit like structured water, homeopathy, and other blatant pseudoscience.
Dave FarinaHOST
31:53
This is a fraud referencing another fraud to appear credible, nothing more.
Dave FarinaHOST
31:57
This AIDS denialism bullshit perfectly encapsulates the problem with Brett.
Dave FarinaHOST
32:21
Why do you think AIDS, while still serious, is no longer anywhere near as urgent an issue as it was a few decades ago? Because of the incredible science we've done to understand the virus and develop treatments for it.
Russell BrandHOST
42:23
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Russell BrandHOST
42:30
Imagination asks, is it true in your view, doctor, is there any credibility to the theory that the mRNA vaccines were developed in connection to HIV as Dr. Montagnier has alleged?
John CampbellGUEST
42:45
Yeah, there is sort of chemical similarities here.
John CampbellGUEST
42:51
But I don't actually know of any firm evidence that would say that the COVID vaccines have got HIV components in them.
Gary NullHOST
6:52
Now here's the sidebar that's important to understand.
Gary NullHOST
6:58
For those of you who develop COVID, We now know that what we weren't told at the time, but was known shortly after the pandemic began by different studies, including Luc Montagnier, who won the Nobel Prize at the Pasteur Institute, or what they call it in Europe, Institut Pasteur, and two other scientific studies found that the actual virus had cleaves in it, meaning humans inserted pathogens to make that virus, which was not deadly, extremely deadly, a killing virus.
Gary NullHOST
7:35
They put rabies, cobra venom, crate snake venom, which is more potent to kill you than cobra venom.
Gary NullHOST
7:46
They put Khrushchev-Jacobs disease in there, which is mad cow prions.
Leonard G. HorowitzGUEST
29:22
You know, and as people more became aware of the documents that I reprinted, U.S. government contracts under which numerous AIDS-like and Ebola-like viruses were bioengineered, by the Army's sixth top biological weapons contracting lab called Lytton Bionetics, a lot of people were, you know, kind of like put on the spot.
Leonard G. HorowitzGUEST
29:43
Dr. Gallo, Montagnier, the debate with Duisburg, all these key players in HIV-AIDS had a lot of explaining to do.
Leonard G. HorowitzGUEST
29:56
instead of really explaining, because they can't.
Leonard G. HorowitzGUEST
29:58
You know, the documents prove, and people are waking up, more and more people realizing that HIV-AIDS is a man-made contrivance.
James ClaryHOST
18:15
He called it digital biology.
James ClaryHOST
18:19
Now, another trender in this field is Luc Montagnier.
James ClaryHOST
18:27
He won the 2008 Nobel Prize in Physiology Medicine for work leading to the discovery of HIV.
James ClaryHOST
18:36
But later, he became interested in unusual electromagnetic signals associated with diluted DNA solutions.
Dave FarinaHOST
1:07
And of course they can hide behind their Nobel Prize, gesturing towards it whenever someone doubts their brilliance.
Dave FarinaHOST
1:12
The premier example of this is Luc Montagnier, who won a Nobel for isolating the HIV virus, but then descended into total crack pottery, pushing water memory and other blatantly pseudoscientific nonsense.
Dave FarinaHOST
1:25
Now, Denis Noble has never won a Nobel Prize himself, but he does suffer from a similar disease, which, given his surname, could be called nobilitis as well.
Dave FarinaHOST
1:33
Despite being a respected Oxford physiologist, once he retired in the early 2000s, the temptation to dip his fingers into another field was just too great.
Dave FarinaHOST
0:19
Sometimes we cover completely uneducated buffoons like Terrence Howard, or mentally ill ineffectual grifters like Ashton Forbes.
Dave FarinaHOST
0:26
But sometimes we have to cover well-respected scientists like Denis Noble, or even Nobel Prize winners like Luc Montagnier, who slip into unscientific behavior like Noble's Third Way, or even blatant crack pottery like Luc's water memory bullshit.
Dave FarinaHOST
0:41
Today's target belongs in the latter camp.
Dave FarinaHOST
0:43
Avi Loeb is a legitimate scientist with genuine credentials and decades of solid physics under his belt.
Matthew EhretHOST
62:44
And an entire field of research of optical biophysics began to grow around the work of Gervich.
Matthew EhretHOST
62:50
And here are two notable contemporary figures, one of whom is Fritz Albert Popp, who died, I think, in 2006 or 2005 on the left, and Dr. Luc Montagnier on the right, who's famous for having received the Nobel Prize for having discovered HIV, which is kind of a questionable thing, which he even admitted was questionable later on in his years.
Matthew EhretHOST
63:15
But what made him special is that After, as of 2007, he devoted all of his energy to the question of detecting, measuring light emissions from DNA.
Matthew EhretHOST
63:30
And he did some incredible work that I'm going to go through.
Matthew EhretHOST
67:47
So important.
Matthew EhretHOST
67:49
Not to say that the physical material molecules are not important, but what's probably more important are the more subtle electromagnetic properties.
Matthew EhretHOST
68:00
Now, here's what Luc Montagnier, he passed away in 2020.
Matthew EhretHOST
68:05
I had a short correspondence with him.
Gary NullHOST
39:45
And this was done under DARPA.
Gary NullHOST
39:47
Isn't it true that three different laboratories, including the Institute Pasteur, where Luc Montagnier won the Nobel Prize for the ex- uh, finding the cause of, of AIDS, that they found cleavage where it was inserted, rabies, cobra venom, krait snake venom.
Gary NullHOST
40:05
Krait snakes are venoms more poisonous than cobras.
Gary NullHOST
40:09
Uh, Christoph Jacobs, mad cow disease prions, HIV, AIDS virus into the, uh, there, and also, um, human herpe-6, which is deadly, and, uh, a stealth virus, uh, like cytomegalovirus.
JermHOST
29:58
And that has been largely, severely suppressed, that particular comment of his.
Celia FarberGUEST
30:03
Luc Montagnier, I remember it vividly.
Celia FarberGUEST
30:06
He came out in the very early 90s, and he came out at a conference, and he got behind a scientist named Dr. Shai Ching Lo, who was proposing that a mycoplasma could have something to do with the development of AIDS.
Celia FarberGUEST
30:22
Montagnier, in relative innocence, came out and said, I think this is interesting.
Celia FarberGUEST
31:39
He understood what could happen.
Celia FarberGUEST
31:41
He understood he could be obliterated, and they'd made an example of Peter Duisburg and other real out-of-the-closet, straight-up dissidents.
Celia FarberGUEST
31:50
And I'm not going to accuse him of any kind of cowardice or anything, but after that, he... kind of spoke out of both sides of his mouth but they whatever backroom deals they made you know and then it got into John Crudson's work on whether Robert Gallo had misappropriated Montagnier's original sample that kicked off the whole nightmare and so then it was in litigation and everybody kind of made Luc Montagnier into the it was like the black sheep and the white sheep so Gallo was the black sheep so he sort of had to carry the bag for For an HIV theory, I don't think he ever believed in.
Celia FarberGUEST
32:31
The French never said it was the cause of AIDS.

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