The truth about the scamdemic is slowly going mainstream
Blazing Reader,
The truth about the scamdemic is slowly going mainstream.
Here are three recent examples:
On December 10, The Telegraph published a detailed article citing research that the COVID-19 jabs can cause immune cells to attack cardiac tissue, leaving micro-scars that interfere with the heart's electrical activity. Scientists found that the damage was long-lasting and could lead to sudden death years after injection.
This all coming from a mainstream news site that supported the scamdemic measures.
On September 26, a South Korean study examined the health insurance records of 8.4 million people, comparing those who received the shot to those who refused. What they found was a significantly higher rate of cancer among the vaccinated:
- Breast Cancer: 20% increase
- Colorectal Cancer: 28% increase
- Gastric Cancer: 34% increase
- Thyroid Cancer: 35% increase
- Lung: 53% increase
- Prostate: 69% increase
Of course, some of this could be explained by the possibility that people who avoid vaccines may lead healthier lifestyles. Nonetheless, it doesn't look like a great time to buy Pfizer stocks.
And here in the Netherlands, attorney Peter Stassen is charging forward — despite his colleague being thrown in prison by Dutch paramilitary — with their lawsuit against Pfizer's CEO, Albert Bourla, Bill Gates and other sociopaths behind the global roll-out of the mRNA injections — alleging they have committed crimes against humanity.
People are becoming more and more receptive to hearing the truth. The medical police state that nearly emerged provided a concrete and hard-to-ignore example of inherent and inevitable corruption (on both sides of the political aisle) of so-called democratic governments, the "free press" and the medical mafia.
On the other hand, the counter movement the COVID agenda generated provided a concrete and hard-to-ignore example of the power of individuals working together to protect and improve their own lives and the lives of their family and community.
That's why I used the COVID caper as a backdrop to my novel, Much Ado About Corona. The challenge, of course, was to take those scary days of imminent totalitarian takeover, and somehow turn it into a novel that readers would enjoy revisiting.
According to Kevin Barrett, PhD (author of Truth Jihad: My Epic Struggle Against the 9/11 Big Lie), I succeeded in crafting such a novel — balancing the horror of those years with a character driven plot about courage and morality. Here's what Dr. Barrett said after reading all 500 pages in a matter of days:
“This is it! The great Canadian COVID novel! Much Ado About Corona offers a pleasant world to be engrossed in, despite the dystopian backdrop, thanks to the well-drawn characters, wry humor, and accurate moral compass."
With people becoming more willing to hear truth, why not gift your friends and family an audiobook copy of the newly released Much Ado About Corona? It's currently available from Audible through the Amazon distributor nearest you.
John C.A. Manley
P.S. After you purchase a copy, email me your receipt, I have two bonus gifts to send you:
1. A digital copy of my short satirical story, Dr. Science Fiction Himself, where I interview Anthony Fauci (and he tries to kill me!).
2. A link to a full-length interview with my youngest reader, a twelve-year-old boy in Colombia, who read all 500 pages of Much Ado About Corona and loved it.
P.P.S. Studies are great, but if we want to breakthrough mainstream apathy and denial, there's nothing like the power of story. Help me spread truth with fiction — geet and gift a copy of Much Ado About Corona today (available in ebook, paperback, hardcover and... just in time for Christmas, audiboook editions).
John C. A. Manley is the author of Much Ado About Corona, All The Humans Are Sleeping and other works of philosophical fiction that are "so completely engaging that you find yourself alternately laughing, gasping, hanging on for dear life." Get free samples of his stories by becoming a Blazing Pine Cone email subscriber.
