A World Health Organization (WHO) toxicologist has blown the whistle to reveal that he was “threatened” when he raised concerns about the dangers of Covid mRNA “vaccines.”
May 27, 2025
A World Health Organization (WHO) toxicologist has blown the whistle to reveal that he was “threatened” when he raised concerns about the dangers of Covid mRNA “vaccines.”
Professor Dr. Mustafa Ali Mohd says he was told to keep his “mouth shut” when he questioned the safety of the injections.
“The ‘vaccine’ is fraud,” Dr. Mohd declared during an explosive statement.
“Don’t trust it, it’s a scam, it’s not real.”
The Malaysian scientist said he then became the target of a campaign to silence and discredit him because he believed that alternative treatments such as ivermectin would be safer and more effective than mRNA “vaccines.”
Professor Mohd, who was named Top Research Scientist in 2012 by the Malaysian Academy of Science, has just blown the whistle during a press conference.
Mohd explained that he has travelled the world for years while working as a top consultant for the WHO.
“I know how WHO works,” he said during the press conference.
He said the United Nations health body has strict confidentiality protocols.
When attending meetings with the WHO, Mohd revealed that “there were 10 forms to sign, phones had to be kept outside, everything was very strict.”
However, he said that when he expressed concerns about the safety of Covid “vaccines” in 2020, he was silenced.
“Two or three months before the vaccine came out, I already told the media not to take this vaccine. We’re not sure yet,” he revealed.
“But my mouth was shut, and I was threatened in all sorts of ways.”
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