Books To Read And Substacks To Join

Whether you've emerged from the Covid hysteria or have been awake the whole time and would like to learn more about what happened here are some book ideas and Substacks to join.

1) The Real Anthony Fauci. Robert Kennedy jr. A real eye-opening lashing of 'I am Science' Tony Fauci. Backed by over 2000 citations, the son of Bobby Kennedy and nephew of John Kennedy, fulfills their promise of exposing the 'deep state'. The book, among other things, shows how Fauci helped further merge the medical and industrial complexes into a powerful bio-security entity threatening our freedoms. 

2) Corona. False Alarm? One of the first books to come out, Dr. Karina Reiss and Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi present facts and figures pointing to an over reaction to the pandemic response.

3) Covid Lockdown Insanity. Hugh McTavish, Ph.D. A look into the poorly thought-out response. One of the few books to consider the negative trade-offs of forming policy through panic.

4) Speaking of panic The Price of Panic by Douglas Axe, William M. Briggs and Jay W. Richards delve into the trade offs and unintended consequences of rash and draconian decisions.

5) Twenty-Twenty-One. Ronne P.A. Lempert. This book focuses on the troubling corruption to Canada's handling of the pandemic. 

6) Influenza. Dr. Jeremy Brown. If anything, this is for those who are interested on the history of influenza to provide more context with Covid-19.

7) The Poisoned Needle was originally published in 1958 by Eleanor McBean. An obscure and forgotten book packed with stunning revelations about the history of vaccination that run eerily similar to what we're witnessing today.

8) Ideological Constructs of Vaccination. By Mateja Cernic, PhD. Runs in a similar vain to McBean's book packed with strong logical and statistical facts questioning vaccination.

9) Mirage of Health. Rene Dubois. Published in 1959, this is a journey into the cultural, spiritual, philosophical and intellectual aspects of humanity and medicine. 

10) Covid-19 and the Global Predators by Peter R Breggin MD and Ginger Ross Breggin. Goes into deep details uncovering the malpractice, malfeasance and corruption involving the CCP, World Health Organization, Bill Gates, Anthony Fauci. 

For those intrigued by crowd psychology:

1) Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds by Charles Mackay. Published in 1841 it remains and indispensable look into how delusions lead people into irrational actions.

2) The Crowd and the Psychology of Revolution. Gustave Le Bon. Written in 1895, this book focuses on the French Revolution but takes special note that reason succumbs to irrationalism is universal and endemic to man.

3) From 1956 The Rape of the Mind. Joost Merloo. Excellent insights, among other things, into how state propaganda manipulates people into abandoning all senses. 

4) Also relevant to how governments raped people's minds through propaganda is Falsehood in War Time (1928) by Arthur Ponsonby. 

5) And Propaganda by Edward Bernays (1928).

And finally rounding out this list three dystopian novels warn how the Covid-19 saga can result in a loss of freedom and the human spirit. They are George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, Brave New World by Aldous Huxley and Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury.

Books to look out for: Pandemia by Alex Berenson. Viral by Matt Ridley and What Really Happened in Wuhan by Sharri Markson.

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