“Trust us, we’re the experts” if I had a “bit coin” for every time I’ve heard that over the past 2 years, I might almost be just as rich as Elon Musk, almost! Now don’t get me wrong I’m not saying that there aren’t trustworthy “experts” out there, for example Dr. McCullough and Malone along with a host of others quickly come to mind, however the list of those that are less than credible is much, much longer. Let’s take a look at one of those epic failures of the public health establishment. Our story begins with a lawyer-turned-journalist, Sarah Beth Burwick, who investigated one of the “medical health experts” who through her social media presence had been gleefully and mercilessly condemning everyone and anyone questioning things related to Covid, from her self-appointed expert throne.

The “expert” in question was Risa Hoshino, MD, who spent most of the pandemic online touting herself as an exhausted frontline health care worker, public health and virus-science expert, and social media warrior. Right up until this month, she has been constantly posting alarming covid fear porn like this March 24th bon mot: “Not sure how someone can tell me to my face that ‘covid is over’ as I stand there in my scrubs, N95 & face shield, exhausted from treating all the covid+ patients who are either severely ill or have long covid. Unless you’re us, you’ll never get it. #stopthegaslighting.

She often tweeted about the struggles of wearing an N95 mask for 12-hour shifts, and recited countless heartbreaking stories of sick and dying children in her ICU. Along with selflessly toiling away in the covid death wards and telling everyone else to shut up and take the injections, she also likes posting pics of herself in bikini outfits, and being out to swanky dinners with friends — a happy, perky woke modern day Marie Antoinette, spouting “let them get injected” to the commoners and riff raff.

But it turned out there was a problem, a big fat lie unhappy kind of problem, and attorney Sarah Beth Burwick finally dug to the bottom of it. The problem was, Hoshino wasn’t a frontline covid doctor. Not at all. Instead, she held a cushy job as a New York City SCHOOL pediatrician, who mostly WORKED REMOTELY FROM HOME during the pandemic.

Not in the ER. Not in the ICU. Not in the Covid ward.

As it turns out, Hoshino, was and is a “virtue signaling fraud” or in plain English a liar, but not just your run of the mill kind of liar, she’s far worse, a calculating, conniving, scheming and cunning one.

And now Sarah Beth’s exposé has gone mainstream. The UK Daily Mail ran an article about Hoshino near the end of April headlined, “REVEALED: NYC medic who became star tweeting about working on COVID frontline treating kids in hospital is actually a SCHOOL pediatrician with cushy 9-5 job.”

Which explains a lot about how Hoshino had so much time to tweet and go to the beach and make Instagrams and TikTok videos while she was supposedly masked-up working 12-hour shifts in the ER trying to save children’s lives. Knowing what we know about her, I wouldn’t be surprised if she saved the odd dolphin or whale while modeling down at the beach.

All this would be just another example of leftist maniacs proving once again that truth is the least of the left’s concerns, except that Dr. Risa Hoshino was lauded on many top physician influencer lists, meaning that lots of doctors and terrified liberals were taking pandemic directions from her, and weaponizing her posts to squelch opposing online opinions. According to Burwick, Medical Marketing + Media dubbed her one of “The top 12 physician influencers” on that platform. Beckers HR called her a “top 10 physician influencer” and The Scientist lauded her as “a veteran of using social media to debunk scientific falsehoods.”

In other words, the PUBLIC HEALTH ESTABLISHMENT itself promoted Hoshino’s lies. Time to call out the cancellers!

Did absolutely no one from the establishment think to investigate this women’s claims for a moment, were they simply blinded by and taken in by Hoshino’s charm and personality? It’s just not credible that they fell for Hoshino’s deception for two years. They all know each other. They’re all vying for the top position, like in every industry. They can all pick up the phone anytime. AND THEY MUST HAVE. They KNEW Hoshino was a fraud but they platformed her and pushed her nonsense anyway. If however by some .001% chance they didn’t know or never vetted her, then they’re simply dumb and being called any semblance of an expert is simply laughable.

Now keep in mind, this is what the Public Health Industry calls “science.”

The evidence suggests Hoshino has a mental disorder. She was actively harming herself along with the rest of us; her deception couldn’t last forever, and the bigger the lie got, the worse the final accounting would be. Her mental illness should have been immediately identified and treated, if the system worked AT ALL, and if the public health industry gave a flying rip about its integrity.

Instead, the Public Health Experts promoted and platformed Hoshino into a position where her mental state could and did inflict maximum damage on both those that agreed and disagreed with her. Had it not been for the cover that her fellow experts ran for her, Hoshino would have quickly been exposed and she’d have rapidly faded into Twitter oblivion and been a bad joke by late night comedians.

In closing I’ll leave with you this, just how many more Risa Hoshino’s are still out there, faux virtue signaling so called “medical experts” and what exactly is legacy & new media doing to expose them and cancel them, like they zealously do, to anyone who asks questions?

If you want to read more about Hoshino, and there IS more, a LOT more, start with heroic lawyer Sarah Beth Burwick, who broke the story I’ve put a link to her substack in the notes section: https://sarahburwick.substack.com/p/who-is-risa-hoshino.