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James Goodrich's avatar

One thing I find incredible is as a licensed builder everything I build must be done to code. There are books, many books, the code book just one, that is thousands of pages, that I must use as a guide and every screw and nail I use to hold a building together must be done correctly or if there are any issues I have to fix it, pay to have someone else fix it, or possibly be sued. I basically sign an affidavit stating I will do everything to the standards of those books mainly the code book. There is no exemption from liability, everything must be done to code. How is it possible that these trillion dollar pharmaceutical companies, companies that hold the health and the life of their customers in their hands, have no liability, even when they knowingly skip parts of the process like proper testing? How is it possible that the government officials that are there to see these test are not properly done but approve the drugs anyways are not held responsible, not even the loss of their job? Many of them get promoted.

Obama coined the saying “elections have consequences”. Anyone who pays attention to what this country has been through sees what’s happened when our government ignores our constitution and our bill of rights. This is what happens when authoritarians win elections and take power. This is why Novembers election is so important. When authoritarians win, our constitution is torn to shreds. When authoritarians with bad motives are put in positions of power they have no regard for the law. This is one, one of thousands, of examples;

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Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

The monied medicine men are never criminally prosecuted for the deaths they have caused. They pay fines. Since WWII it has added up to close to 100 BILLION and counting! More to come. Medical fraud should be a criminal offense and the Big Pharma CEO's whose salaries are in excess of $10 million per year should be prosecuted criminally when they cross the line!

Don Reed's avatar

09/15/26: I wish the author all the good luck in the world.

Primarily, Fauci is directly complicit in the murders of and serious injuries sustained by an uncountable number of people.

On a lesser but no less reprehensible scale, he bribed (the bribable) scientists with federally-funded “research grants.”

And he silenced honest dissidents because they knew that Fauci would retaliate by denying them their grants.

--- Having said that, now we come to the concerns that matter immensely to book readers. Yet, somehow, they’re often ignored by book reviewers:

Is the book readable? Can the author find her way to the end of a sentence before Christmas? Is the book free of the usual adjective / adverb orgy?

Does the author know that talking is not writing (and that writing is not talking)?

Do the individual paragraphs come to an end before you’ve driven from Omaha to Denver?

Does the editor understand:

--- that ubiquitous clichés --- "the fact thats," the "a number ofs" and the "not only but alsos" --- destroy the work of even the best writers?

--- that a book usually drops dead on "page 301," and that authors all too often write themselves into oblivion?

Is the publisher competent? Is the book's paper quality good? Is the type size legible? (Is the copyright page text in tiny type, with most of the remaining space on the page blank?).

Is the book's ink density sufficient so that if the type size is too small, it might still be possible to read the text?

Does the book have an index? One hiccup, and does the binding disintegrate? Is it a paperback with boards that are thinner / less durable than the pages?

Is the back of the book covered with log-rolling, dishonest blurbs?

--- And so it goes. Once again, good luck to you, Peter Navarro.

The good Lord knows, and we do too, that you entirely deserve it.

beccar1954's avatar

I guess one reason the price of drugs is so high that they include the fines into the cost of doing business.

Debra Nolasco's avatar

Yes, as Obama said, "Elections have consequences". However, STOLEN elections have DIRE consequences. Just sayin'...

Joy Metcalf's avatar

Dire consequences for the citizenry, but never for those who stole it.

Swabbie Robbie's avatar

Still waiting for the arrests . . . any arrests.

No One Important's avatar

Have there been ANY arrests of the KNOWN and DOCUMENTED criminals who lied under oath, committed treason, and worse? Who is prosecuting Clinton, Lynch, Comey, Wray, McCabe, Ohr, Strozk, Page, Biden, Mayorkas, Garland, Blinken, Holder, to name a few? Only the little people are prosecuted-- never the elite. Prove me wrong.

Barbara Charis's avatar

Congress gave the Vax Industry NO LIABILITY for injuries and murder in The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986.. This was after, the vaccine industry was involved in many multi-million dollar lawsuits for its 'deadly and defective vaccines.' which had caused injuries and deaths. Then, our government proceeded to mandate the industry's noxious vaccines for every school child...permitting a health- destroying vaccine industry to increase the number of injections per child from 11 up to 73. What kind of a government would do this to the people? This vaccine industry should never have existed!

Kim's avatar

What kind of government? The kind that would exempt themselves...

Barbara Charis's avatar

True! Many in our Congress .don't take the vaccine

Linda's avatar

I read 'Viral, The Search for the Origins of Covid19', written by Alina Chan (a USA scientist) and Matt Ridley (a UK science writer).

I won't get into details; it's complicated, and I read it a while ago.

But bat guano was collected that had coronaviruses in it. Samples were brought to the Wuhan Lab, and, with time, and the help of gain-of-function research, at least partly funded by Fauci, covid19 was eventually developed. The Chinese were secretive about the whole thing, right from the collection of the guano.

President Obama had prohibited gain-of-function research, but Fauci apparently didn't xare.

beccar1954's avatar

How is it possible? Because we have the best Congress money can buy. I guess builders don’t have the kind of money that Big Pharma does, especially since they have a liability shield.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

I read only half of the book "The Real Anthony Fauci" because after reading his management of the AIDS epidemic and discovering he pushed AZT as the only treatment for AIDS, I felt deep down revulsion. All the gay men suffered dearly in the process of dying from AIDS because the treatment was AZT. Tom Hanks portrayed the process so well in the Philadelphia Story. I watched my grammar school friend die of AIDS. All the hemophiliacs died because they did not cleanse the donated blood from AIDS for four years. American Red Cross had the technology and did not act. My neighbor who was a Hospital administrator died from AIDS because of a blood transfusion. Then comes the Covid crisis and again the same man becomes the final authority on how those afflicted should be treated and all who challenge his singular approach are isolated and vilified. I lost friends because of the Fauci directed medical protocols that he endorsed. It is shocking for me to learn that our system of health care treatment has become so dysfunctional and we can not right the ship. Never again should this happen. Clearly, enough evidence has been produced that RNA injections carry high risk and the potential for death and we are still tolerating the existence of this medical treatment is beyond my comprehension. My revulsion has intensified. Our justice system has been politicized. Our medical system has been pharmaceuticalized. Read John Abraham. An English professor and scholar who has dedicated his life to calling out the harm in the pharmaceutical world. I admire RFK Jr tenacity to fix health care and the push back is enormous.

Big Pharma keeps pushing out the concept "He is not a Doctor". Many buy into this nonsense. NIH directors in the most part have been politicians and Tommy Thompson Governor from Wisconsin was one and Alex Azar a Lilly lawyer who was appointed to managed the Covid roll out was another. Manipulation of our health care dollars spent to maximize the bottom line take precedents over solid and sound healthcare protocols. My revulsions continues to this day and will not end until we fix the system.

53rd Chapter's avatar

"Big Pharma keeps pushing out the concept 'He is not a Doctor'". Bill Cassidy is a doctor and look where that got us. Pharma only wants the doctors that have taken their pill.

Debra Nolasco's avatar

One of the very first things I did in 2020, when things were not passing the "sniff test", was to research Fauci's professional history. This was before I even read, in its entirety, "The Real Anthony Fauci". Once I realized what he did to AIDS patients, with refusing to write guidelines for Bactrim, to treat a form of pneumonia common among AIDS patients, & instead pushing the failed cancer drug, AZT on them, I knew right then & there, that he was resurrecting the same playbook for Covid, when he dismissed & demonized HCQ first & then Ivermectin. Then, it was just a matter of connecting dots. The rest, as the expression goes, is history - though it is still history in the making, with thousands still suffering & succumbing from the fallout of his advice & government policies.

Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

As have said repeadly the,creature,was neither a scientist nor physician by training..he was an NIH administrator...period

Joy Metcalf's avatar

He has an M.D. from Cornell, 1966, so yes, he was trained, but it's obvious that the only oath he ever took seriously was the hypocritical, never the Hippocratic Oath.

Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

I understand he went directly from internship...if he even did that...into NIH admin. I call that minimal medical training at best

Science is Political 2.0's avatar

Many "M.Ds" went to Med school got their M.D.. which is an awarded Degree and never practiced MEDICINE. that is very common.. at NIH. I worked w/ many of the people who did that in the Lab. I had never heard of it.. before and was curious about why someone would do that.. Chuck Sher M.D. Phd explained to me back then they went Med School to avoid the draft.. called something like the HOLD ON will look that up.. again. Yellow Beret. and FAUCI is mentioned but I don't think he is a brilliant mind. A.I sucks but it does have the infor.. the Nobel Prize Legacy: The concentration of brilliant minds at the NIH during this era sparked a massive boom in American biomedical science. Among the young doctors who joined the NIH as "Yellow Berets" to satisfy their draft requirement were future health leaders like Dr. Anthony Fauci, as well as four physicians who went on to win Nobel Prizes: Joseph Goldstein, Michael Brown, Harold Varmus, and Robert Lefkowit and Charles Sherr and George Todaro as well.. which is why so many brilliant people .. ended up at NIH at that time FAUCI was the tale end of that group and is one of the few WHO NEVER LEFT NIH.. because HE JUST WAS NOT THAT SMART and was an Administator not a scientist. like you saidi. gotta go. lots to do.

Joy Metcalf's avatar

Definitely no real world doctoring.

Debra Nolasco's avatar

Thomas - speaking of Ivermectin, we may finally know who was responsible for its lack of support by The Who...https://imahealth.substack.com/p/who-changed-the-scientific-conclusions?r=9er3b&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

So did amoral Owen accepted a $40 million bribe that allowed 75% of the 17 million people on this globe succumb to the Covid crisis: If this is accurate, who funded the institute that provided the $40 million. Digging deeper has to be done. In US it means many Americans died because they were denied Ivermectin. Do not know the number.

I smell Gates.

Debra Nolasco's avatar

The medical litigation efforts of Attorneys Ralph Lorigo & Beth Parlato offers a glimpse of how many lives may have potentially been saved by Ivermectin. According to what Mary Talley Bowden, MD provided in her book, "Dangerous Misinformation", Ralph & Beth "sued 189 hospitals that denied dying patients access to Ivermectin. They won half of these cases & in those victories, all but three patients survived. Tragically, every patient in the cases they lost, died. Notably, case outcomes strongly correlated with the political affiliation of the presiding judge. Republican judges ruled in favor of the patients, while Democrat judges sided with the hospitals (who denied the patients Ivermectin). Consequently, patients' survival often hinged on the political leanings of the judge deciding their case" (p. 63). Seems to me that this demonstrates just how many lives could have been saved had Ivermectin been widely promoted & given to those with covid.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

How evil! Our judicial system has become a political playground.

Kim's avatar

I find myself wondering about people who get murdered. How are people like Charlie Kirk taken out, seemingly almost effortlessly, but people who cause immense harm live forever. It's like the bad guys have shields. It seems very weird but maybe we all just want to stay as far away from them as possible.

I lost my brother to AIDS 1990. He took AZT but I believe he rejected it pretty quickly. The entire chapter was horrific but some how I feel the country came through it. The covid chapter seems much worse, much more divisive and insane.

Swabbie Robbie's avatar

I had a childhood friend who, years later, became one of the 1st in Milwaukee to die from AIDS. I thought of him often as I read about Fauci.

Sonia Nordenson's avatar

A dear friend of my youth also succumbed to AIDS.

Swabbie Robbie's avatar

This is a far too sad and common story One where the "like" icon for comments is not something that seems right. Thomas Braun RPh posted about someone he lost lost earlier and I did not know what to say. Again liking that one replies doesn't cover the topic. Maybe there should be a sympathy icon added.

Sonia Nordenson's avatar

Yes, there should. Sometimes I hit "Liked" to mean "Thank you for the post. I hear you."

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Bobby was a limousine driver that picked up passengers and pilots at O'Hare. One of the first. I read that a pilot from Africa was the vector? Not sure if it is true.

Kenneth N. Myers's avatar

Dr. Zalenko was a great Dr. and a greater human being. We looked to him for advice during the pandemic. It was uncommon for sure. He unselfishly, honestly and objectively shared it. I have missed him. You are in good company, Dr. Malone!

Bruce Miller's avatar

The medical profession has been captured by leftists. Worst of all - the AMA

Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

Joined forces with passage of Medicare

Nadine Chapman's avatar

The honesty and integrity with which you write this piece is one reason why I hold so much admiration for you.

Roger Boswarva's avatar

So, Fauci accepted a presidential Pardon that protects him from particular criminal prosecutions . . . I am not a lawyer, but the question I raise is: does this "Pardon" protect Fauci from tort suits arising from damages, wrongful deaths, and such that resulted from his actions. I have read that Fauci earned a fortune in the multi-millions of dollars as a result of his "conduct of affairs" acting on his own behalf rather than on behalf of "We the People" while he occupied the position of the "Health Czar." One act of affecting justice in this matter would be a swarm of Damages Suits that strip him of his ill-gotten $millions.

Joy Metcalf's avatar

It protects him from federal prosecution only, that's why states can still go after him. As to whether anyone can hold him legally liable, he's such a slippery fish that I wonder if the burden of proof is actually attainable, and the cost of such a suit would be daunting, at best.

Roger Boswarva's avatar

Yep, as I suspected. I only did a little Law in Australia many moons ago.

Roni's avatar

My heart is racing,I'm choking back tears. The evil perpertrated on so many innocents weighs heavy. Hard to wrap my mind around it all to this day. Prayers of gratitude for you, Dr Zelenko, Peter Navarro. <3 God bless

Bruce Miller's avatar

I have it pre-ordered. Peter Navarro went to prison heroically Defending a principle. The victim of politics. Practiced viciously by Democrats. Leading the charge were people such as Eric Swalwell. Speaks volumes. Fauci, was pardoned by another criminal, Biden. Who also pardoned his entire family. Innocent people do not need pardons. Fauci was in bed with out greatest enemy, Communist China. The Bidens were on their payroll. China has - thus far - gotten away with the crime of the century? Why? How many others are on their payroll? As John Harington observed more than four centuries ago, "Treason never prospers, what is the reason? For if treason doth prosper, none dare call it treason." Time to start calling out the traitors.

Joy Metcalf's avatar

The interesting thing is that, according to legal scholars, accepting a pardon acknowledges blame.

Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

Tony the Lip was the front man. There are others as deserving or more of prison terms as he.

D D's avatar
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You are right, the author and the forward author will stop many people from reading the book. But many more will want to see the unfoldment process and the curious but sceptical will secretly read and be dumbfounded. Your book review is as complete and detailed as the work you put out for any dissection. It totally drew me in.

weedom1's avatar

Various states effectively banned distribution of hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin by threatening the pharmacists and prescribers. Some bans were effected by state boards.

I was a Zelenko “fan”, (fixed by Sonia) and at least had the opportunity to dispense the hydroxychloroquine for a short period before the state squashed it.

In medicine, certain kinds of case reports are valid and others are not. Pharma-gov decides.

Sonia Nordenson's avatar

I believe you meant Zelenko!

weedom1's avatar

You are correct, and credited in the edit.

Sonia Nordenson's avatar

Only you misspelled my name, too! Anyway, thanks.

weedom1's avatar

huked on fonix reely wurks for me.

It’s the only reason I can read.

Kenneth N. Myers's avatar

Wow. You’ve written an incredible book review.

Joy Metcalf's avatar

The one thing I wish would change is referring to Fauci's "diaries". Diaries they may have been, but the name implies looking into someone's personal papers. They were not. They were on a government server and thus are public papers. Personal thoughts, public files. We should be grateful that he was so arrogant that he actually kept them there without even a thought of disclosure.

Paul Sikora's avatar

Doc: fair and balanced as always. Thank you!

VictorDianne Watson's avatar

Fauci’s tenure at NIHID was well documented in RFK’s book, The Real Anthony Fauci. I read it as soon as it came out, and I realized what a narcissistic, unscrupulous person he was. Fauci never cared about the health of those he was supposed to be serving, and essentially condemned many to death. The gay men, who were given AZT, were poisoned and died. The anthrax scare and vaccine where the military acted as guinea pigs, and the COVID shots( please RFK, do something to stop them), that are still on the market, have been a disaster. GOF, vaccine in Africa, and many other atrocities, prove that he is an evil man who must be held accountable for his actions.

I watched Dr Zev’s first video and figured he was on to something. Then I found you, Dr Malone, and felt your background and voice were important. Thank you. I’m still listening.

Jim Bianchi's avatar

President Truman had a sign on his desk "The buck stops here". It's the reason he is one of my favorite Presidents. The government's approach to the Covid 19 'pandemic' started under the presidency of Donal Trump. Operation Warp Speed, declaring a national emergency, ignoring early evidence that would have mitigated some of the horrible outsomes of Covid 19. all occurred prior to Biden taking office. There is no question that Biden't administration took a bad situation and made it unmeasurably worse. I voted for Trump both times. I would just like to hear him say once that some of the decisions he made during the first year of Covid, were wrong and that he would not make them if he had it to do over again. It's all about accepting responsibility.

Barbara Williamson's avatar

Unfortunately, Trump was being lied to by Fauci, just like the rest of the world about Covid and vaccines. He can’t possibly have known that he was being duped anymore than we knew…..unfortunately. And why give any ideas to the Left to prosecute him for that, too…….? He is still fighting them off on other issues.

Jim Bianchi's avatar

No doubt Fauci lied to Trump, as have many others that he has ended up firing. And it continues with the war in Iran. It's clear that some of the President's advisers either lied to him or greatly overstated the ability of the military to quickly bring Iran to its knees. But this is not about 'he said, she said'. It's about accepting responsibility. As a leader, you have to accept the responsibility if things go right or wrong. When things go wrong, you just can't blame it on someone else. If I hire the wrong person, that's on me.

Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

A story I read. Two thugs were going to kill Pres. Truman. Cops took down one and then had to pull Truman off the other, trying he said to shove the gun up his... for all his warts Trump reminds me more of that than any of the others between

Barbara Williamson's avatar

I completely agree! No one is perfect, but at least we finally have a FIGHTER in our corner! People who dislike him never listen to news that is factual. They just listen to the hate-filled lies that permeate leftist stations. Sad. If they only heard the truth.

Deanne Reed's avatar

Agree mostly, but dodging responsibility goes way back and is how the Gov. has metastasized nearly fatally. Woodrow Wilson signed the Federal Reserve act. many since then escalated the budget, made continual wars, Truman used the nuke on Hiroshima & Nagasaki civilian cities, many covered for monster criminals...

Sonia Nordenson's avatar

But at least Trump is in the process of ending the Federal Reserve.

scott carl's avatar

quite possibly the best book title ever conceived.