The courage to face COVID-19 : preventing hospitalization and death while battling the bio-pharmaceutical complex / John Leake, Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH ; foreword by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
"Children's Health Defense"--Title page. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Bringing America home. Preparing for battle -- Gandalf of Marseille -- A vaccine in record speed -- "The opportunity" -- Unwishful thinking -- The "Simple Country Doctor" -- "My detractors are children!" -- Memento Mori -- Shooting the Message -- "Cuomosexuals" -- The wonder drug -- Dr. Fauci Goes to Bat for Remdesivir -- "According to my ability and judgment" -- On the frontline of critical care -- "What would Gene Roberts have done?" -- Nihilism and fraud -- Professor Risch punches back -- A pilgrimage to East Dallas -- Healers of the Imperial Valley -- "For the sake of our parents" -- Enlightenment and censorship -- "We can beat COVID-19 together" -- A devil of a time -- Dr. McCullough goes to Washington --- The empire strikes back -- Ivermectin gets a hearing -- Begging for the wonder drug -- An orgy of federal money -- "The best disguise is the truth" -- "I'm in a very sensitive position here." -- The Pied Piper of Science -- "Rest in peace, wheezy"- "Where's the focus on sick people?" -- Tucker Carlson Today -- For the love of money -- The conscience of psychiatry -- Empire of pain -- The philosopher -- Graduating into eternity -- The stripping -- Other assassinations -- The Joe Rogan Experience -- Keeping our noses clean -- "The best investment I've ever made" -- Bringing America home.
Summary:
At the beginning of 2020, McCullough was a program director at a major academic medical center in Dallas, Texas. Searching for a treatment for the disease, he followed the longstanding principle that it is best to tackle a sickness early. McCullough and his colleagues developed an early treatment protocol-- which was not welcomed by public health officials. News of their promising results was dismissed; McCullough and his colleagues were attacked in the media and fired from their jobs. Leake recounts how the group eventually became leaders in fighting a tyrannical regime that endangers our American way of life. -- Adapted from jacket.
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