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A unique insider's perspective on the issue of COVID-19 corruption

Join me in a 3-part series with Dr. Jennifer Smith, a virologist, epidemiologist, and subject matter expert in respiratory viruses and 12 years in vaccine development and pre-clinical testing with extensive experience on the front lines of the pandemic response at the Hawaii Department of Health. She provides a unique insider's perspective on the issue of COVID-19 corruption in the state and why she became a whistleblower.

Having witnessed firsthand the impact of the pandemic on Hawaii's communities, Dr. Smith is keenly aware of the vulnerabilities and shortcomings within the public health system that may be exploited for corrupt practices. As a dedicated healthcare professional committed to upholding ethical standards and ensuring the population's well-being, she is in a prime position to shed light on any corruption or malpractice that may have occurred during the COVID-19 response in Hawaii.

Dr. Smith's frontline experience has provided her with a deep understanding of the scientific, medical, and logistical challenges associated with combating respiratory viruses such as COVID-19. Her valuable perspective uncovers systemic issues or irregularities that may have compromised the effectiveness of public health measures in Hawaii. In this episode, we discuss how people were treated before COVID-19 had a name, the PCR test, masking, isolation, lockdowns, and stopping testing for the flu. Check out Dr. Smith’s book Pandemic in Paradise, An Insider's View of COVID Corruption in Hawaii and don’t miss Parts 2 and 3 where we delve into her whistleblowing journey and the COVID vaccine.