Covid-19 Under Fire

We all have seen a million rumors drifting around the Internet world about covid-19. We know there is are liberal views and conservative views on covid-19. We all know there has to be what we term, 'the truth,' hanging around someplace waiting to be discovered. We all have the feeling that, truth can be stranger than fiction. And in the case of covid-19, we expect to finding nothing short of the strangest collection of facts surrounding what could be, the most censored subject on the face of the earth. I dedicated this book to an unbiased effort to present the facts. This book is a collection of Internet links to over 100 stories, most of which are from somewhat unbiased sources. As unbiased as you can find these days. The story begins in 2012 when papers were written about the possible threat of a super virus spreading across the planet. Those papers were of course more fictional than fact in 2012. The purpose of those papers was to secure funding to research viruses and plan for any possible threat. The details in those grant requests has a more than eerie resemblance to how covid-19 spread across this world and infected millions of people. Imagine a paper written in 2012 that foretold covid-19 in great detail. The collection of links in this book is public information anyone could have looked up and read. This collection of links and stories could have been reported by any media source. But they weren't. If nothing else this book shows how investigative reporting is a dead art. Both the right and left exercise their personal brands of censorship. This book breaks free of that censorship giving the reader a collection of facts backed up by links to stories spanning years of research and events that unfolded in front of our eyes, but made little sense until those timelines are laid out to reveal a story that is far stranger than any fictional movie or novel. This is no novel. This is real life with real people with some rather sinister motives. As any reader will see, the more I dug into covid-19, the more difficult it was to remain unbiased. I apologize for that. Once you read those stories, you can judge for yourself, what science has become, and what control should science have in this world.