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Steve Kirsch writes about COVID vaccine safety and efficacy, corruption, censorship, mandates, masking, and early treatments. America is being misled by formerly trusted authorities.

Steve Kirsch used to be a high tech serial entrepreneur before retiring at age 64.

He used to believe that the FDA, NIH, and CDC were honest organizations. He trusted them. He is doubly-vaxed with Moderna as of March 29, 2021.

A month later, he started hearing stories from his friends who reported relatives who died or they themselves became permanently disabled. So he looked into it and the more he looked, the more appalled he became.

On May 25, 2021, he wrote a 250-page article for TrialSiteNews entitled “Should you get vaccinated?” A week later all the scientists on the Covid-19 Early Treatment Fund (CETF) scientific advisory board resigned, most of them saying he was a menace to society and never to contact them again. He asked them if he made a mistake. They declined to answer. So much for open scientific debate to resolve differences. That’s gone.

On May 26, as luck would have it, he was on the weekly CCCA zoom call where Dr. Byram Bridle presented the results of his FOIA request to the Japanese government on the Pfizer mRNA vaccine submission. There, for the very first time, they learned that the vaccine doesn’t stay in your arm, but transits to all parts of your body to create inflammation and blood clotting everywhere. Steve Kirsch was the one who tipped off Robert Malone.

On June 10, 2023 he appeared on the famous Darkhorse podcast with Dr. Bret Weinstein and Dr. Robert Malone talking about what they had learned which was the launching point for both of them.

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