A letter to Steve Kirsch from a physician

I received this in email so there's no link. It reminded me of two things:

Around 2014, my long time MD retired. He warned me that our healthcare system was going to get terrible because of the ACA/Obamacare. He didn't go into details but I'd been following so had the general idea of what he was talking about. Since he left, other than a specialist (ear, nose, throat), any primary care doctors I've seen are shit. I have no clue how to find a decent one. Patient centered care is gone, replaced by a government checklist.

At the beginning of the scamdemic, very early 2020, there were shitloads of videos, posted here, where the people doing the videos were going to hospitals to show that it was a lie that hospitals were "overwhelmed" and were, in fact, desolate. I'm sure many remember those videos. It was like watching a horror show as the massive fraud unfolded in front of our eyes. One particular video, shot in Manhattan, during the BS about hospitals being short of equipment, showed a semi truck backed up to a hospital were medical equipment was being removed and loaded onto the truck to be taken who knows where (probably the dump). My comment on that thread was that I thought, right then, our medical and health care system was being dismantled. Well, look at this:


Dear Steve,

You ask why doctors are silent. The electronic medical records (EMRs) are a ball and chain to physicians. We are tracked through them. When I wrote a prescription for Ivermectin for a patient, with informed consent (she was vaccinated), I received 5 letters threatening my medical license, my hospital privileges, and my insurance contracts. I would not have received 5 letters if I killed someone in negligence or malpractice. If I have my license pulled, I will no longer be able to help my patients.

I speak to patients on a one-on-one basis, but speaking out would destroy my family. I have children. Quite frankly, I have seen that patients want me to risk myself for them, but are wholly unwilling to support their physician. The population is lazy.

I can save your life, but I get paid less for my work than some hairdressers. My education is not valued by society, as supported by the rise of the "advanced practice provider" (my note -lesser educated/qualified nurse practitioners, physician assistants, etc.). I am almost done with my profession. I hope to retire in the next 1-3 years, decades before I had planned. I love what I do, but cannot take this toxic and broken system any longer. This is why so many have retired in the past couple years, and this trend will continue.

I am attaching the latest California bill to throttle physicians (my note - the California bill passed to revoke doctor's licenses if they so much as question or speak out against the govt narratives). I hear no outcry. I told patients over a year ago that the vax would not prevent them from getting COVID. It was never studied to do so. I actually read the studies. This of course was disinformation, but has now been proven to be true.

Who will be the truth czar for healthcare? How am I to keep up? I am left to assume that the population wants the government to guide their healthcare. That is, in fact, the plan. The healthcare system will be socialized within the next 5 years I predict. And the population will be shocked. No one is paying attention.

I thank you for all you are doing, and wish you the best of luck. I feel like you are David against Goliath.



I'm not sure what this doctor means about patients supporting their physicians but I can imagine the smaller percentage of honest docs do feel very threatened and isolated. I don't know how we would support them other than demanding the truth and posting online about what a bunch of lying scumbags the ones pushing the scam are. There are a lot of bad doctors out there and lots are uninformed. Anyway, that letter was a confirmation of what my good doc warned me about and my advice is, if you don't have a really primary care doc, you're better off without one. When I needed an ear, nose and throat guy, I just searched online, read reviews, made my own appointment and went. I've seen one other specialist, as well, and my experience is they are concerned with the specialty and not "vaccines" or ticking boxes on govt form. Unfortunately, a primary care doc may be needed if you have any prescriptions.

Good luck out there.