Wondering what to read?

My COVID sampler. I will briefly describe some of the standouts.

Joe Ladapo’s book Transcend Fear is filled with love and appreciation for his wife, who helped find a way to dissipate the early childhood trauma that made him a true Type A who couldn’t feel. Imagine coming from Nigeria and winding up at Harvard Medical School , getting an MD, PhD, being a professor at a University of California med school…feeling empty inside… and then becoming a burning bright light for medical freedom. I wanted more, I wanted deeper, but it is still a heartwarming book by a really smart and genuine guy. Hopefully he will be one of those insiders to lead us out of this desert.

Spike is a coverup of the first year of COVID and the insider role played by Jeremy Farrar (007 License to Overdose), whose boss at the Wellcome Trust, Dame Eliza Manningham-Buller, had recently been the head of MI5. According to Jeremy, she suggested he write the book. (No wonder, since it is a tawdry attempt at narrative control.) Jeremy’s essential role in the Recovery and Solidarity trials, where 2500 unknowing subjects in perhaps a couple hundred hospitals were poisoned with high doses of hydroxychloroquine (doses never before recommended for humans with a drug known to cause cardiac arrhythmias and deaths in overdose) to make the drug appear ineffective against COVID, is never mentioned. By giving it too late and in doses high enough to kill, 10-20% more subjects than those who got nothing, died ‘from COVID’ in hospital. Jeremy got knighted by Queen Elizabeth after this, as did his co-conspirator Peter Horby, who led the Recovery trial Farrar helped conceive and sponsor, and had worked in Vietnam at the same time as Farrar. Is there a training center for deadly medical spooks in Vietnam?

States of Emergency: Keeping the Global Population in Check explains what was going on during the first year of the pandemic and contextualizes it within the recent economic and political history leading up to the Great Reset. A very important book. Here is the Table of Contents.

A State of Fear focuses on the fear agenda and how it was imposed in the UK. It goes back and forth between individual accounts and investigations of methodologies. The author Laura Dodsworth exposed the SPI-B government committee that used what was known about the psychology of abuse to keep the British population in line, with arbitrary and unpredictable restrictions and the induction of Stockholm syndrome.

I just noticed (does anything happen by accident?) that Malone’s and Breggins’ books are side by side on my bookshelf.