2022-09-11 16:05:21
What I’ve Been Reading Lately...
I have been meaning to share with you a brief selection of some of the people I follow on Substack. There is so much good writing, deep thinking and thorough research to be found there, free from the threat of censorship.
Here are just a few suggestions for you, in no particular order:
Dr Pierre Kory
Pierre has written two excellent pieces on scientific censorship:
The Historic Suppression of Scientific Debate in COVID | Part 1,
Part 2
Alexandros Marinos
A data analyst, Alexandros has long been in the trenches picking apart the bad science employed to rubbish ivermectin. His
latest finding is so shocking, even he can barely believe it.
Jessica Rose
Another warrior, Jessica combines dazzling expertise and intellect with a tender heart and infinite compassion. When we spoke a few weeks ago, she shared how she receives hundreds of messages from vaccine-injured and concerned people every day. In
this moving post, she shares one of them.
Phil Harper
Phil is a documentary producer, director, and also one of the brilliant Substackers prepared to roll up his sleeves and delve into the data. As an investigative journalist, he has been exposing the skullduggery behind the attempts to discredit ivermectin as a treatment for Covid-19. Do read his coverage on this topic, as well as this
most recent post which suggests that the truth about the mRNA vaccines and the failure of regulatory bodies in approving them may finally be hitting the mainstream.
Igor Chudov
Igor’s Substack is always incisive, and witty, and
this particular post is timely, given the recent approval of the new bivalent booster following testing on eight mice.
Robert Malone, MD
I don’t think I need to introduce Robert to you all: as a champion of a Better Way, I particularly enjoy his Well-Being series, which covers all kinds of areas, from heart health to homeschooling. Here’s
his latest on exercise.
There are so many excellent writers but this would become an overwhelmingly long post if I tried to include them all.
Join me tonight for some light relief
World Council for Health is doing a live film screening of ‘Brilliantly Difficult’ followed by a live Q&A with
cartoonist Bob Moran, filmmaker Keith Craig and myself.
I hope you can join us!
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