Dr. Simone Gold
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456 appearances
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2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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I just can't imagine why you would want to live in a perpetual lie. I can't even think of anything harder. Short-term gain. Well, maybe this will help you as a psychologist. Once a psychologist, always a psychologist. I was never particularly interested in things that were faddish. So, for example, I didn't care about fashion, which is something girls usually care deeply about.
Because I always knew it was just a form of peer pressure, not saying it in even a negative way. I'm just saying I wasn't moved by it. It didn't influence me. So... All of those things that made me different, doctor, lawyer, Holocaust daughter, curious, not susceptible to the whims of fashion. And I also wasn't a person who lived very grandly. Would I be able to get by?
I mean, my income was really good. My plans for myself, when this happened, the reason I was working two ER jobs was I was going to work really hard for two years, then I was really going to back off. I was saving a lot of money. It's not like I'm immune to earning money. But all of that went by the wayside if I had to live in a lie. There's just no, it's not even a close call. Right, right, right.
And I do, it's probably somewhat of my nature, but the nurture element, you can teach as a parent how dangerous it is to live in lies. I mean, it's true, my background was Jewish, but people think, you know, Hitler just happened and it just, you know, just happened. No, no, no, no, no. There were a lot of lies to support people.
Yeah, but I remember, one that I remember as a little girl is a lot of scientists were, back in Germany, were measuring Jews' heads and they determined they were different size and different shape than Aryan heads. And I remember saying to my dad, well, that's weird. Like, why didn't the scientists, they couldn't have found that because it's not true. And I remember thinking, that's so odd.
I think I learned that when I was 10 years old. I'm like, well, that's so odd. Why didn't the scientists say anything? Were they just writing false numbers in their papers? What were they doing that allowed them to conclude that the circumference of the head was different amongst Aryans and Jews? And I remember thinking, that's hell. You're right, it is hell. It's not death.
It is hell to live in a world where you can't speak. The First Amendment exists not just so you can hear what I have to say, but humans have a need to speak truth. They have that need inside of them.
Right. But a baby growing up until you've... I mean, a North Korean child learns very quickly she can't speak. But if you grow up in relative freedom like we did in Canada and America, you have, I think, an inborn human need to speak and be heard. And all of a sudden, nobody was speaking truth. I know you didn't know hydroxychloroquine was safe. But if somebody said to you, water isn't wet...
You would say, and that you had to say that. You'd be like, I'm not saying that. I'm like, that's what they said when they said hydroxychloroquine wasn't safe. They were telling me to say water's not wet. How am I supposed to say that? And wake up every day.
Exactly.
And then for me, mine was slightly different in the sense that mine was just like a specific fact that I knew that maybe not everybody knew. But all the doctors knew hydroxychloroquine was safe until media told them otherwise. So let me, this nifty trick they did, they're safe and effective. So if the media and the journals had just said, oh, it's not effective against Americans,
Maybe I would have fallen for it. I don't think so, but maybe. But when they started saying it wasn't safe, when we've had it for 70 years, when there's a government database called FAERS, the FDA Adverse Events Reporting System, which keeps track of all side effects of drugs, and hydroxychloroquine is much safer than Tylenol in that database. They started saying it's not safe.
I knew that this is a big lie, and I just knew that it's soul-crushing. I didn't want to live with a lie.
Okay.
So we formed a formal nonprofit and people started flooding me. I couldn't keep up. I had to start hiring people, but I had not enough money to hire people. I was having tons of volunteers. And then- And this is happening over what span of time? Oh my gosh. Months? I'm telling you instantly. I spoke July 27th. I was fired. August, I spoke at Daystar.
I'm saying by November, I had that foundational check of $170-something thousand dollars. But I didn't really have enough money. I had one person work for me, two people. And I had a bunch of volunteers. And then they started coming out with the shots. And I knew my lane was... kicking and screaming was dragged into my lane, which is my lane was to stop mandates.
I didn't even care so much about the average person who wanted to take medicine or didn't want to take medicine, or even the average person that wanted to take the shots or didn't want to take the shots. I cared about everyone being lied to, so they're making bad decisions, but I really cared about making sure mandates never became the law of the land because mandates would have survived COVID.
Mandates would have become, show me your passport, Jew. 100%, which they kind of did in some nations. Show me your vaccine passport. They did. And I would go to my death stopping a passport, a social credit score system in America, or I will die trying. That was my mission. And I say that because everyone wanted me to provide hydroxychloroquine to the world.
I mean, we got thousands and thousands of emails to my nonprofit asking how they can get the medicine. So for two years, that was the question. So at that moment around December or November 21, I had to decide, would I go and find a way to give medicines to people, because I only have 24 hours in a day, or would I work to prevent mandates from becoming the law?
And it wasn't even a question for me. This was my lane. It wasn't the medicine and the science, whatever, how bad this was, this was temporary. This was permanent. Are we losing our constitutional freedoms? So I went down this road and starting in 20, sorry, 21, I started bringing lawsuits against everybody. Against mandates. And that was my mission. Explain that. Yes.
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