Dr. Hodkinson:
"Let’s put these bastards in jail!"

Bob Moran's recent cartoon sums up succinctly my feelings about why any call to amnesty for the perpetrators of COVID crimes — who so willingly would have dragged us "science-deniers" off to extermination camps — is unthinkable...

As Dr. Roger Hodkinson said in this week's episode of Just Right:

I’m calling it the Big Kill. We’ve seen the biggest kill ever in medicine’s history. And it’s the physicians, not just the politicians, who are principally culpable because they have allowed government’s jackboots to influence how they manage their patients — which has never ever happened before.... It’s not a time to say I’m sorry. Let’s put these bastards in jail!

But law and politics, sadly, follows public opinion before it follows logic and reason.

And public opinion is led by emotional stories.

That's why I wrote an emotionally-charged novel — one that makes readers laugh and cry, feel happy and furious — to counter all the falsehoods the masses have been bombarded with.

Because unless we change the subconscious stories running through the heads of the masses, then, yeah, those "bastards" will get their amnesty. They won't go to jail. They may even get a nice pension.

My goal today — this the 11th day of the 11th month — was that we'd get 1,111 more copies of Much Ado About Corona out into the world. I've no idea how many have sold so far, as there is a four-day delay on sales stats. But I know if every one of my subscribers purchases just ONE copy of the novel we'll easily surpass 1,111 sales.
 
And if you purchased two copies, then you also have a nice head start on your Christmas gift shopping (plus, free shipping).

Thank you for helping make this Remembrance Day campaign possible.

—John C. A. Manley

PS “Sometimes fiction is the best way to get the truth across," says Patrick Corbett, former director/producer for W-5, Beachcombers and Dateline. "Shakespeare and Charles Dickens knew that and so does John C. A. Manley. He has crafted a ripping story of courage, awakening and love (with some good laughs thrown in) all in the time of COVID. As with the truth, you won’t want to put Much Ado About Corona down.”

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