In this issue
by Simon Best
The listing on the cover of the 71 co-authors (UK in red) of the two volumes of Canary in a Covid World – among them Robert J Kennedy Jr, the new US Secretary of Health and Human Services – represents the triumph of courage to tell the truth over the forces of corruption that attempted to suppress it, aided and abetted by a servile and craven mainstream media, notably the Biased Broadcasting Corporation News, and orchestrated, as revealed in the news pages, by military and intelligence agencies. But the truth is breaking through and the official narrative unravelling everywhere, despite the UK Covid Inquiry’s attempt to rubber-stamp it (p3).
Similar truths about Fauci’s role in the HIV/AIDS early saga is revealed by Prof Angus Dalgleish, who assesses the evidence in two important books that chronicle the vested interests and sheer corruption that permeated the US authorities’ handling of the epidemic, as emphasised in the title of one of them: Fauci’s First Fraud. Had lessons been properly learned from it, the Covid-19 crisis could and should have been much better handled, with less lies and corruption.
Media bias and control is exposed by Dr Malcolm Kendrick in his recent victory in a libel case against The Mail on Sunday, which accused him and a colleague of causing injury and possible death by their questioning of the benefits and possible harms from taking statins. He recounts a long list of other doctors and scientists who challenged the status quo on statins, who suffered similar attacks from media happy to dance to the tune of Big Pharma.
Dr Joanna Moncrieff has had her share of such criticism after publishing her important book exposing the making and unmaking of the myths around serotonin, thus questioning the extensive prescribing of SSRI’s (see issue 111). Some of her fellow psychiatrists clearly feel upset that she has revealed the very shaky evidence supporting the whole low-brain serotonin myth that underlies psychiatry’s use of these highly addictive drugs.
As far as challenging authority, Mark Herbert’s masterly presentation of the evidence that out solar system actually revolves around Sirius, a star revered by the Egyptians and other ancient societies, is impossible to dismiss and will only increase in credibility as more evidence is amassed by ongoing research. Meantime, Dr Margaret Tottle-Smith presents striking research of the true role of Joseph ‘The Arimathea’ in influencing the development of three world religions through his various family lines and connections, which resonate to this day.
On a personal note, Angelina di Fazio describes her remarkable recovery from 40 years of chronic pain through the use of chiropractic, which has transformed her life, where every other orthodox treatment has failed. There’s a lesson to be learned!
Finally, Dr Joseph Mercola explains the huge benefits of breast milk nutrition and new research that shows how maternal medications can reduce nutrients to the baby.
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