11 Reasons Not to Attend
Remembrance Day Ceremonies

Each year, I probably come up with about eleven reasons why I won't attend our city's Remembrance Day ceremony. (Paramount among them is watching our hypocritical Member of Parliament, who did nothing to oppose COVID tyranny, placing a wreath at the war memorial.) Nonetheless, every November 11th my son, wife and I have gone, and it always feels like the right decision...

That's a photo from today's service, with the Honorary Colonel Loreena McKennitt, the world famous Celtic singer-songwriter (who lives in our county), singing "God Save the King."

Most communities will easily forget the violations of freedom we suffered (under the guise of protecting people from a virus). The very freedoms the honoured soldiers fought and died for.

Nonetheless, I think we can easily — on this the 11th day of the 11th month — generate 1,111 sales of Much Ado About Corona and help prevent mass amnesia.

1,111 orders would easily put this "historical fiction" on the top 111 of many of Amazon's bestseller lists.

Over 1,800 people subscribe to this email newsletter.

If each of you purchase just ONE copy of the novel — whether for yourself (what, you haven't read it yet?) or as a Christmas gift — we'd easily surpass that 1,111 goal.

Buy two or three copies (which gives you free shipping) and we might just get Much Ado About Corona on the top 100 all-time bestsellers list on Amazon.

That would give the novel the publicity it needs to help ensure the masses do not forget what was done to them in the first years of the scamdemic.

If you haven't purchased a copy yet you can do so here.

Don't let them get the amnesty they are after. Literature changes culture. We need a world where these villains are arrested, put on trial and punished accordingly, just like after World War I and World War II.
 
Head on over to the Amazon closest to you to purchase. Then please share this email and the above promo with as many people as you can.

—John C. A. Manley

PS "Seriously folks, read the book," says Will Dove of The Iron Will Report. "Much Ado About Corona is a fantastic read and well worth your time... It’s an excellent tool if you have friends, family or co-workers who are on the fence and open to starting to hear the truth.”

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