Let go by Pfizer: Ex-Harvard Professor Fired for Questioning the VAX
Martin Kuldorff shares the story of his experience at Harvard, exposing the stunning power of the Pharma-Govt mRNA pipeline.
By John Livingston, Ph.D
Martin Kulldorff, one of the 3 initial co-authors of the Great Barrington Declaration, simply published an eye-opening piece in City Journal, titled, “Harvard Tramples the Truth.”
For the uninitiated, the Great Barrington Declaration was the first extensive, arranged institutional rebuttal to lockdown fanaticism.
In between 2003 and 2021, Kulldorff, a reputable biostatistician, held a professorship at Harvard Medical School. In the time of the Covid pandemic, he became a part of Jeffrey Tucker’s Brownstone Institute and played a role in developing the Academy for Science and Freedom at Hillsdale College.
In the post, Kulldorff reveals that in 2021, he was fired from the CDC’s Covid Vaccine Safety Working Group not because of any supposed “anti-vax” suspicion, but since he disagreed with the choice to stop briefly the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine.
I was fired from the CDC Covid Vaccine Safety Working Group– not due to the fact that I was critical of vaccines but due to the fact that I opposed CDC policy,” he writes, adding that he was likewise fired from his Harvard professors position for opposing Covid mandates.
Kulldorff pointed out a research study showing that there was no evidence the adenovirus-vector vaccines (that includes the J&J shot) were causing embolism in senior people. Kulldorff required to writing op-eds and speaking out on social media to make the appeal that the J&J injection need to remain available in a market where the just other competitors in America were Pfizer and Moderna. The two mRNA Covid shots have actually ended up being well-known for links to embolism issues.
Kulldorff’s argument that Covid vaccines were beneficial for certain age and risk groups is not supported by evidence, regardless of his great intents. In fact, it is based upon flawed stats from industry-funded research studies published in jeopardized academic journals. There is still no scientific evidence that any vaccine, whether mRNA or not, can prevent or relieve breathing illness signs. It’s essential to hold Kulldorff liable for his misdirected thinking, however it’s also crucial to enable him the chance to reconsider his position due to new details.
What I can tell you, having actually fulfilled Kulldorff on multiple events, is that he’s originating from a good place. And he’s consistently made it clear that he’s opposed to vaccine mandates and that he does not take money from Pharma. In my view, he is to be applauded for his nerve and bravery, having a lot to lose at the time (and having actually paid the cost), for being one of the first major scientists out of the gate to condemn lockdowns and other oppressive Covid limitations.
Nevertheless, all the Covid vaccines ended up being deceptive. Currently, there is still no effective vaccine available for the Wuhan influenza.
Yet Kulldorff reveals a more powerful reality within his personal story.
He learned through challenging experience that it is impossible to challenge the effective impact of the Big Pharma-Government Health system in America, which has a strong grip on organizations.
Kulldorff’s strong academic background and extensive history of non-partisan clinical accomplishments made it difficult for the corporate media to dismiss him as a normal radical who defies conventional wisdom by conducting his own research study rather than depending on professionals. His actions presented a risk to the financially rewarding financial interests of business like Pfizer and Moderna, which received significant lawsuit-protected taxpayer funds. As a result, he was quickly ousted from his position on the CDC working group.
The unfavorable publicity surrounding embolism connected with Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine, extensively spread by numerous media outlets, may have been started by rival companies. This destructive campaign forced J&J to withdraw its vaccine from the marketplace, limiting Americans to just Pfizer and Moderna vaccines as their choices versus Covid.


