Steve Kirsch presents the record-level vaccine-harm data proving the vaccines never helped anyone, only increased harms and deaths.
Steve’s Presentation at MIT’s Kirsch Auditorium
30 Nov 2023 Original-Livestream (*Talk begins at 13: 45) | Rumble-Mirror (with waiting-time edited out)
Notes from Student’s Intro:
So many people have been saying that there’s a problem with Kirsch, “he’s a fraud, he doesn’t know what he’s talking about”, let’s see if that holds up tonight.
MIT Students for Open Inquiry (MSOI) was founded to restore free expression and intellectual curiosity to the MIT campus, that’s the spirit of science, a lot of scientific theories like Darwin’s evolution theory was created, they came to existence because scientists and theorists back in the days had the audacity to interact with heterodoxical views like they went against the status quo, they went against Darwin went against the theory of this use that prevailed the world back in the days and a lot of scientific thinkers came out with breakthrough theories, inventions because that and that’s why we’re keen to restore this to MIT campus, the supposed epicenter of science and technology. (01)
So we are the action arm of those who want free speech, and to that end, we’re platforming distance and heterodoxical speakers who have lost their platforms in the mainstream, in academia, in this world of rampant censorship, that’s unacceptable, and I think that when you look at the political organizations that have sprung up left-wing, right-wing, maybe they have a certain issue as their cause, that’s one thing. But we’re MIT. We are the greatest college on the planet.
So it becomes clear now that since the start of 2020 to now, the vaccination issue, the lockdown issue and the mandates have not been discussed. In fact, they have been swept under the rug. So MSOI, we believe that this is a huge problem that has not been addressed at all. People have just ignored it and said, oh, you know what, it’s in the past, don’t worry about it, but this cannot happen. It is a travesty to the people, and thus, we declare as the MSOI that we condemn the censorship and the punishment of individuals who question the establishment narrative, and this is especially true for the most recent destruction of our liberties, the COVID narrative, the treatments. You know, we weren’t allowed to talk about that. You weren’t allowed to question the lockdowns or the vaccines or the master any of that.
But tonight, this all changes. At MSOI, we believe that medical dissidents have the right to speak their minds. They cannot be censored because no matter what smears are thrown at them, anti-science, crank, ultracrepidarian or not knowing what they’re talking about, science, like I said, it’s all about inquiring about the status quo. It’s about the spirit of open inquiry and creativity.
So-called health authorities are never infallible, and we have the right to speak our minds and interact with data, interact with all the stuff that’s out there and form real opinions, and so, people have the right to question the status quo, and I would also like to say something about the universities here who have been the most censor happy and the most draconian in their restrictions.
We, the MSOI, we denounce these elite institutions, especially in the academic sphere, the universities and the governments, including MIT. We got our lunch eaten by other colleges who are more happy to restore freedom, Hillsdale, I’m looking at you.
Anyways, I think that we need to have a reckoning about these organizations and the universities, which have been more interested in establishing and strengthening a censorship complex around COVID and the other medical topics. This has been going on for far too long and we are going to stop it, and we’re calling upon all organizations, government entities, private entities, everybody who’s engaged in censorious practices, who’s engaged in suppressing medical distance, suppressing free speech, to apologize for their malicious actions and intense and let make no mistake, it’s malicious.
We don’t know how many of them are actually going to apologize if they’re just going to say that this was all a big mistake and put it behind them. But the one thing that we do know is we have to take power back into our own hands. If we say no, then we don’t need to worry about whether or not they feel guilty for their actions. If we can take our power back as we are doing tonight, we will be in prime position to control our destinies and be free as we wish.
I know he’s an alumnus of MIT, he invented the optical mouse, so any gamers in here, you need to be thanking this man.
In February of 2022, Steve wrote to MIT, wrote to the chancellor, the president, and a few other key figures saying, hey, I donated $2.5 million to the auditorium, I would like to come back and talk about why the COVID narrative has errors. Nobody responded to him. They all ignored him, and there’s one of two ways to get Steve to come to campus. One of them is through a faculty sponsor, which none of them accepted. The other one is to have a student group that will invite him in. So, we, as the MSOI, are very proud tonight to invite Steve Kirsch. (02)
Notes from Steve’s Presentation:
I’m an MIT grad, as you know, class of 78, two degrees from MIT. Former serial entrepreneur—started a couple of billion-dollar companies which feature on 60 Minutes—written about 1500 articles on my sub-stack about vaccine safety, and today I’m the world’s number one misinformation spreader according to Google. This wasn’t what I planned on being the best in the world at.
Now, the benefits for being a misinformation spreader, which means you are calling for data transparency and you’re just looking for the truth, is that you have lifetime bans on LinkedIn, Medium, Twitter, two lifetime bans, Wikipedia, stripped of national caring award on my Wikipedia page. Friends abandon you, country clubs won’t take you, corporate boards tell you to shut up or leave. Your scientific advisory boards quits en masse and so on and so forth, and the final thing is that MIT will not let you speak in your own auditorium because they couldn’t find a faculty sponsor.










