Dr. Marcus de Brun: The Level of Incompetence Could Only Be Described as Manslaughter

Dr. Marcus de Brun joins Niall Boylan to expose what he calls a dark chapter in Ireland’s COVID-19 response—one marked by censorship, coercion, and what he describes as “manslaughter in slow motion.”

A former GP and former member of the Irish Medical Council, de Brun now faces the possible loss of his medical licence. “I’ve been accused of misconduct—not for hurting patients, not for negligence—but for saying things the government didn’t like,” he says. His so-called misconduct? Speaking out—on radio, in articles, and at protests—against what he saw as reckless and unethical pandemic policies.

He paints a damning picture: hospital patients, untested, were transferred into nursing homes; diagnostic testing was pulled; GPs were told not just to follow guidelines, but to promote them. “You want to know how to conduct a mass killing of vulnerable people?” he asks. “Start by cutting off diagnostics and dump untested patients where they’re weakest.”

De Brun says he initially complied with the vaccination programme for the most vulnerable, but he drew a firm line when it came to children. “Over 70,000 cases in children, and not one single fatality. And yet they told me if I didn’t inject children, I’d be suspended. That’s not science—that’s tyranny.”

He explains the mechanism of the mRNA vaccine in sobering terms: “This isn’t a vaccine. It’s a piece of genetic code wrapped in fat that hijacks your cells. There’s no dosage control. No off switch. Any cell in your body can take it up—and start producing spike protein.”

What’s more alarming, he says, is that this technology isn’t just new—it’s a game changer for Big Pharma. “If a drug company like Pfizer can get your body to produce the drug inside you, they don’t need factories. They don’t need staff. You become the factory. And there’s no product control, because the process is happening in you—not in a lab.”

He warns that this opens a dangerous frontier in medicine. “What they’re playing with—human genetics—is highly dangerous and should be stopped. These vaccines should be completely withdrawn.”

And why were doctors barred from trying alternative treatments? His answer is blunt: “The vaccine needed emergency use approval. And under that system, there can’t be any alternative treatments. That’s why we were gagged. And the Medical Council became the enforcer.”

He adds: “The only explanation I can come up with is the influence of large conglomerates or corporations. That’s why the general public were denied access to potential treatments. And the level of incompetence in the nursing homes… could only be described as manslaughter.”

De Brun says he’s not alone. At least a dozen other GPs are under investigation for similar “offences,” including one struck off for refusing to administer the vaccine and another disciplined for simply putting up a poster in his waiting room advising caution. “None of us harmed a patient,” he says. “Our mistake was speaking.”

He believes the Irish media helped suppress dissent. “RTE never called again. They took the state’s money and became mouthpieces. People weren’t informed—they were manipulated.”

And the contradiction? “92% of healthcare workers didn’t even take the booster last year,” he says. “But they’re still giving it to nursing home residents—many of whom can’t consent. What kind of ethics is that?”

As Niall recalls being labelled “anti-lockdown” in a government-funded report, Dr. de Brun reflects on what this was really about. “It was never about public health. It was about control. About power. And now they want us to forget.”

When asked whether it was worth it—after losing his practice, facing investigation, and enduring years of silence and depression—he answers plainly: “Ask me after June. If they take my license, they’ll take my livelihood. But they won’t take what I know to be true.”

This is a conversation the system hoped you’d never hear—and one that still demands answers.