Did German Chemist Dr. Andreas Noack Die After Direct Energy Weapon Attack?

Dr. Andreas Noack created a video exposing graphene hydroxide as an ingredient of the Covid injections. Very shortly after that video was made and translated from German to English, Dr. Noack died.

While we are unable to verify events since Dr. Noack’s last video and the cause of his death, fact is stranger than fiction, so we have included a series of videos documenting the circumstances surrounding his death to allow readers to make their own decisions.

Dr. Noack was a chemist and Europe’s foremost expert on graphene. His most recent video, translated into English, reveals graphene hydroxide.

The video above was originally published (in German) on November 23, 2021, according to a video made by Dr. Noack’s pregnant partner. Dr. Noack was brutally “attacked” a few days later and died as a result. Dr. Noack passed away on November 26, 2021.

However, it appears that Dr. Noack was not physically assaulted, as his partner’s first video suggested, but rather suffered from “breathing difficulty” after filming the graphene hydroxide video and died not long after.

The partner of Dr. Noack believes he was “attacked” by a direct energy weapon. She elaborated on the “attack” in a video posted on Telegram. The video is in German, but Henry Makow has published a transcript in English. We copied the YouTube video transcript and the English translation, then matched the timestamps and set the German alongside the English. Please see the attached document.

Transcript (English translation of Information on the death of Dr. Andreas Noack):

It was the day of the release of the Graphene hydroxide video and the interview with Harald Thiers. Then we went upstairs to the gallery and relaxed, talked, laughed, and told each other how much we love each other. Then he wanted to go downstairs into the kitchen to get something to eat, and normally he doesn’t spend more than one minute there, so I went downstairs and joked, “you eat everything away from me again.” At that point, he began to sway, and I assumed he was mocking me – it appeared as if he was pretending (so I approached him and said, “ha ha,” He kissed me, but he didn’t stop. I was going to say “stop it, it is not funny.”

The electricity went out at that point, and the whole thing happened 20-30 minutes after the interview (I didn’t look at the time), and Andreas collapsed in my arms. He began to moan in excruciating pain. His body became completely tense, and he found himself unable to speak. I initially suspected poisoning because he made some choking sounds. So I gave him Sole (salt water), and he vomited everything he had eaten that day. I couldn’t do anything, which wasn’t much. I was alone with him and had to keep an eye on him. I’ve never seen anything like this before. It felt like he was being tortured from the outside. It lasted about a half-hour, maybe longer, as it seemed like an eternity to me. He couldn’t say anything. I felt paralyzed in some ways that I can’t quite describe. I just held him so he wouldn’t hit his head.

He eventually calmed down because his body was exhausted from the ordeal. He could then stand up again, but he was dizzy. He went upstairs, hoisted himself up, and then recovered; he was very exhausted, didn’t want to talk, was withdrawn, and I noticed he was truly exhausted.

I’m not sure if he realized what had happened to him. But he needed a lot of rest, but then said he’d feel better and didn’t want anyone to know (in I noticed his restless sleep, that he sweated, possibly fever). But I didn’t wake him up because he was tired.

At some point, I can’t really say which time intervals, he started breathing very heavily and to rat, and I asked him what was up, but then he had this paralysis again, he couldn’t talk anymore, and the cramp was back. He couldn’t breathe anymore, and I started to scream, I yelled at him to get out of this condition and come back to me.

I cried, and he tried to console me. crying I was so busy making sure Andreas could breathe properly that I had to change his position so he could breathe more freely. He was shaking and couldn’t spit out the water that was filling his lungs. I even removed it with my hands.

During that time, Emergency called and told me to perform resuscitation. So I just did that, a heart massage and ventilation – I just did what they said for hours. When his belly bloated, he told me to stop ventilating him and only do heart massages, which I couldn’t do so I just kept going. And at some point, about 6 people arrived, I don’t remember how many, and connected him to the machines, this automatic machine crying gave him injections, like adrenalin and other stuff.

They had their masks on the entire time, so I asked them to remove them so they could breathe better (not literally). When I asked if he was still alive, they said, “at the moment, no,” but that they were attempting to resuscitate him. And then they had him apparently alive again, and they could transport him and bring him downstairs, and we started, and the paramedic – this was also a coincidence – that he knew the way because the paramedic lives here in the valley, and then we went to Wolfsberg.

But I couldn’t be with him because I couldn’t do anything and they had to put him on the ventilator, which she refused, so I asked, “Before you bring him inside, may I see him?” and “How is he now?” And they said, “Yes,” they could bring him back (to life) and everything would be fine. I inquired as to “what is concerning his brain damage,” to which they replied that it was because I was constantly subjected to heart massages. They took him out, and I went to him, put my head on his chest, he was intubated, I told him how much I loved him, and then they pushed him back inside.

I had to sit outside and not notice anything else. The doctors then emerged and huddled together. This was actually right after. He was barely in the hospital when he was released. I knew when they put their heads together. “His large heart valve has completely failed,” they said. He died as a result of a heart attack.”

“Many have assumed that people attacked him, but what you meant to say was that it was an I don’t know anything about these things.” It’s difficult to imagine how something like this could work. But he’d always said they’d have these technologies.

To be continued – video ends.

Who exactly is Dr. Noack?

During an online presentation in November 2020, German police raided Dr. Noack’s home. He was an outspoken opponent of the lockdowns.

Claudia Stauber of Cabin Talk investigated Dr. Noack’s death, which was suspicious.