#728: The Peer Review Cartel with Nicolas Hulscher

Nicolas Hulscher, an epidemiologist at the McCullough Foundation, discusses recent research on vaccine injuries, focusing on COVID-19 shots, childhood vaccines, and adult boosters. He details case studies, mechanisms of harm, and systemic issues like peer review suppression, drawing from over 20 peer-reviewed papers he's contributed to.

COVID Vaccine Persistence and Multisystem Injury

A recent preprint analyzes one patient tested over 200 times after three Pfizer mRNA shots, revealing Pfizer mRNA in circulating exosomes, plasmid DNA (including SV40 promoter, spike region, and origin of replication) in skin tissue, and spike protein in blood and skin—3.5 years post-injection. Infection was ruled out via negative nucleocapsid tests. Similar persistence appears in other cases, like Yale findings over 700 days and a fatal cardiac sarcoma with vaccine DNA in tumor tissue. No large-scale prevalence studies exist due to lack of funding and regulatory interest; Europe-only labs can test for these components. Long-vaccine syndrome symptoms (fatigue, brain fog, post-exertional malaise) persisting years later may indicate ongoing presence.