Facing the Beast, page 24
What a revelation it is when we can see one another—not as monsters; but simply as living beings, who are always hungry—for nurture, for understanding, and for love.
Epilogue
August, 2023. It had been a summer of painful healing, in many ways. For me and for the country.
Slowly, men and women returned to workplaces, to bars, to restaurants; eventually these seemed to be in full force again.
Some communities, though, never recovered. I went to a church service in a modest neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York; there were only six parishioners, all elderly, in the pews. The deacon explained that the community had never recovered from being habituated to worship on Zoom.
When it was time for the traditional “kiss of peace,” the community “passed the peace.” What was that, I wondered? This turned out to be a practice left over from guidance received from the State, during the pandemic.
The parishioners turned and waved their arms at one another, like people on shore waving at a distant ship bearing loved ones away.
I thought of all the elderly who live alone, and for whom the hugs and kisses of times past, at church on Sunday, would have been the only human touch of their week.
Now that was gone.
So much was gone.
* * *
Elsewhere, things seemed to have gone “back to normal.” A young relative and I went to dinner on a lovely summer night in Hudson, New York. We chose a Thai restaurant. It had a spacious, festive outdoor seating area, decorated with lights and planters and Buddhist prayer flags. There was a soundtrack of Grateful Dead music.
Diners had brought their dogs, so dogs of all shapes, sizes, and breeds sat peacefully at their families’ feet, smiling, bowls of water nearby.
Puffy clouds drifted overhead as the late afternoon turned into a blue evening, deepening with the beat of the music, and a sense of camaraderie descended over us all.
“See?” said my young relative. “Everything is back to normal.”
I bit my tongue, smiled, and said nothing.
I did not say, We nearly killed ourselves fighting to get this back for you and your generation. I did not say, Half of these people would have left me to eat in the street like an animal, six months ago, instead of here among them, if the mandates had told them to go along with that.
I nodded my head in silence.
In thirty-three states, my organization DailyClout helped to pass our “Five Freedoms” bill: No mask mandates; open schools now; no vaccine mandates; freedom of assembly; end emergency law.
That and other fights had helped to keep the US free, relative to other nations, by summer of 2023. This, that is, compared to the ruination in Canada, Australia and New Zealand, where formerly robust democracies had become vassal states in many ways. In Australia, as you recall, protesting citizens had been fired on by rubber bullets, and in New Zealand, police had used sound cannons against protesters.1 When I did podcasts to those countries, the brave and resistant citizens looked drained and haunted. Canada was a charnel house; the protesting truckers had had their bank accounts frozen in 2022.2 Until October 2022, Canadians living in the US were not able to cross the border to see their families if they were unvaccinated.3
The so-recently free, open society, just north of us, was unrecognizable.
At the end of August 2023, after we had released seventy-nine reports detailing this greatest crime against humanity in recorded history, Pfizer’s manufacturing demand had collapsed. The company’s quarterly report attributed the drop in demand to noncompliance. The Moderna papers began to be released via court order; we found that Moderna too, like Pfizer, knew that they were destroying (and studying the destruction of) female mammals’ reproduction. It had always been a false choice—“Team Pfizer” and “Team Moderna”—and the results were now in.
As I noted earlier, in Sweden, live births were down 8.3 percent.4 Maternal deaths were up 40 percent, and two independent midwives as well as fetal-maternal medicine specialist Dr. James Thorp attributed the dangers now facing women in childbirth to the impaired placentas of many vaccinated women. The placentas were falling apart during childbirth, they all testified separately, terribly raising the risks to moms as well as babies. Multiple studies confirmed the story we had broken—that vaccinated women’s cycles were disrupted, and that there was mRNA and other vaccine material in vaccinated mothers’ breast milk. Breast feeding was down, from 34 percent of all new moms and babies to 14 percent. Dr. Thorp, along with the two independent midwives whom I mentioned, also warned that babies were now being born with fetal malformations, chromosomal malformations, and many other problems.5
The very sick passed away.
Excess deaths were up 11 percent in Britain in 2022.6 The United States’ excess deaths were up a stunning 1,273,971 since 2020. The United Kingdom, 216,749. Italy, 240,705.7
Edward Dowd reported on disabilities in the US workforce and made the case, using government and insurance data, that the numbers of people who described themselves as disabled had risen by 10 percent since the rollout of the mRNA vaccine. He found that millennials aged 25 to 44 had an 84 percent increase in excess mortality.8
And yet—and yet. In spite of all of this trauma, we began to heal, as if we were new tentative growth after a massive wildfire.
Then, in August 2023, a new “variant,” Eris—which is the name for the Greek goddess of discord and strife—was introduced to the world’s press.9 And a “booster” that allegedly protected against this new “variant” was also promoted in the press. This happened, though the FDA advisory panel had recommended in June of 2023 that upcoming mRNA boosters be approved in advance—even as this “variant” was yet unknown. In other words, the press campaign for the “new variant” came out after the product had been created, but before it was FDA-approved—and after a global drop in demand had been sustained by the mRNA vaccine manufacturers, for two quarters.10 “Overall, Moderna’s second-quarter sales crashed 93 percent to $344 million . . . Moderna noted lower demand for its COVID vaccine, the company’s only commercial product.”11
Why pass up revenue of billions?
Morris Brown College in Atlanta, Georgia, reintroduced masks, social distancing and quarantines.12 Rutgers University brought back indoor masking for the Fall semester, and incoming students must abide by a COVID-19 vaccine mandate, according to the school website. The mandate says there will be no exceptions.13
* * *
So, after a deceptive lull, a chill wind rose up again against humanity.
As the stories in the media proliferated, preparing us all for more repression ahead, this time with all the core elements of the oppressor’s toolkit debunked in terms of “the science,” I thought of the 1965 experiment on “learned helplessness,” in which psychologist Martin Seligman shocked one group of dogs in a context in which they learned to escape, then gave the second group of dogs shocks in a context of no escape. This caused the second group of dogs to give up. The animals seemed to conclude that no action on their part would affect their environment. Humans learn to be helpless as well, if bad things happen to them that they cannot avert.14
As we braced for this new fight, one as stupid and pointless, if not more so, as the old fights, I considered how sick of it all I was.
We were now back in Salem, Massachusetts, visiting again. I took an afternoon and went on a long walk. I ended up at a casual outdoor music festival that was held in a handful of tents that extended alongside the storied harbor. It was a warm, bright afternoon. Historic ships were anchored near the dock.
Under a white canvas tent, a band played songs from my youth. A handful of listeners sat on folding chairs. A number of older people were there, and some were dancing.
There were almost no people in their twenties or thirties or forties. Who knows where they were? Maybe the habit of joining together for music and dancing, of participating “irl” (in real life), had been extinguished in them, just as the “kiss of peace” had been extinguished in the churchgoers in Brooklyn.
Was this practice too, this human behavior that creates meaning and community—that separates us from animals—dead, at least for some of us?
One grandmother sat on a folding chair, holding a six-month-old boy on her lap.
She danced a little, while seated, holding her grandson’s hands. She beat their hands together gently to the music.
The wind from the harbor mounted up and blew. The flaps of the canvas tent rattled.
A revered physician in the freedom movement, who had issued early warnings about what humanity faced via medical tyranny, had said, before he died in 2022, that he believed that these years would prove to be a test for humanity from God.
Were we indeed hurtling, as if in a storm, helplessly ourselves, and with no help from anywhere else, into an abyss of destruction?
Or was there still somehow a loving, unseen hand on the tiller?
There would be storms ahead.
The little boy’s eyes were wide open as he listened to the music.
The wind shook the canvas harder, like an angry intruder.
But the child listened, transfixed, to the drums; to the guitar.
He listened to the soaring human voice.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I am grateful to Margo Baldwin, the intrepid publisher of Chelsea Green Publishing. Facing the Beast is my third book with this press, which has championed free speech in a censorious time. I am honored to be published by a house that publishes many of the most important dissident voices of our era.
Thank you to the wonderful editorial team at Chelsea Green: Brianne Goodspeed, an ideal editor; Rebecca Springer, talented managing editor; and Sean Maher and his colleagues, a wonderful PR team.
Thank you to my literary agent, Jane Dystel, along with Miriam Goderich and colleagues at Dystel, Goderich & Bourret, for their skilled representation.
A.J. Rice and his team at Publius PR are stellar press advisors.
Thank you to Steve Bannon, Cameron Wallace, Captain Maureen Bannon, Grace Chong, and the team at WarRoom. The work of the WarRoom/DailyClout Pfizer Documents Investigations Team would never have reached millions of listeners if these men and women had not supported this project by getting the message out. I cannot thank enough the generous, committed, and courageous “WarRoom posse.” Thank you of course to the WarRoom/DailyClout research volunteers for their work on behalf of humanity.
Jamie Glazov at FrontPageMag.com, Jeffrey Tucker at Brownstone.org, Lew Rockwell at LewRockwell.com, Brent Hamachek at HumanEvents.com, and others republished many of these essays after I ran them on my Substack, Outspoken. Tucker Carlson has been consistently supportive. I am grateful to all of these for amplifying my work.
Steve Berger, Wendy Ractliffe, Jenin Younes, Dr. Paul Alexander and family, Jan Jekielek and Cindy Drukier, Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Harvey Risch and Sharon Risch, Dr. Howard Tenenbaum, Reggie Littlejohn, Frank Gaffney, Jeff and Ora Nadrich, Dr. Chris Flowers, Dr. Robert Chandler, Josh Stylman, and others shared important insights, and valued friendship, during the writing of these essays. I thank them for making me less afraid, via their own examples of courage and integrity.
My team at DailyClout—COO and WarRoom/DailyClout Pfizer Documents Research Analysis project director Amy Kelly, Kate Melgoza, and the rest of the DailyClout crew—worked inexpressibly hard to bring forth some of the most relevant reporting and editorials of our moment. Ms Kelly and Ms Melgoza also held the fort while I wrote and edited this book, and Ms Kelly gave me essential information about the Pfizer documents reports. I hope what Ms Kelly has done in convening and overseeing the Pfizer Documents research volunteers is remembered, as it should be, by history.
My mother, Deborah Goleman Wolf, is always my best reader and interlocutor.
Thank you to my extraordinary children and stepchildren.
A special thank you to Brian O’Shea, my husband, who saved my life twice; who kept us secure during the writing of this book; whose own research continually enlightens me; and who explained to me what war is—that a war can last for years without being lost, and that a real soldier never yields the fight.
NOTES
Introduction
1. Allie Malloy and Maegan Vasquez, “Biden Warns of Winter of ‘Severe Illness and Death’ for Unvaccinated Due to Omicron,” CNN, December 16, 2021, https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/16/politics/joe-biden-warning-winter/index.html.
2. Missouri v. Biden, 2023, https://ago.mo.gov/docs/default-source/press-releases/missouri-v-biden-ruling.pdf; Associated Press, “Injunction Filed by Missouri, Louisiana Attorneys General Blocks Biden Administration from Working with Social Media Firms about ‘Protected Speech.’” July 4, 2023, https://www.ky3.com/2023/07/04/injunction-filed-by-missouri-louisiana-attorney-generals-blocks-biden-administration-working-with-social-media-firms-about-protected-speech.
3. Naomi Wolf, “The Pain of Listening to Twitter Censorship Testimony,” Outspoken, February 9, 2023, https://naomiwolf.substack.com/p/the-pain-of-listening-to-twitter.
4. America First Legal, “AFL Lawsuit Reveals Damning CDC Documents Proving Government Collusion with Big Tech to Censor Free Speech and Promote Biden Administration Propaganda,” July 27, 2022, https://aflegal.org/afl-lawsuit-reveals-damning-cdc-documents-proving-government-collusion-with-big-tech-to-censor-free-speech-and-promote-biden-administration-propaganda.
5. WarRoom/DailyClout Pfizer Documents Analysis Reports, “Read the Latest Pfizer Reports,” DailyClout, https://dailyclout.io/category/pfizer-reports.
6. Genesis 50:20 (New American Standard Bible).
7. Victor Klemperer, I Will Bear Witness 1933–1941: A Diary of the Nazi Years (New York: Modern Library, 1999).
8. Jared S. Hopkins, “Pfizer’s Covid Boost Crashes to Earth,” Wall Street Journal, August 6, 2023, https://www.wsj.com/articles/pfizers-covid-boost-crashes-to-earth-51e1d0; Derek Saul, “Covid Vaccine Makers’ Stock Crashes to Multiyear Lows Monday as Sales Keep Sliding,” Forbes.com, August 7, 2023 https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereksaul/2023/08/07/covid-vaccine-makers-stocks-crash-to-multiyear-lows-monday-as-sales-keep-sliding.
9. Ethan Huff, “Dr. Mercola Files Lawsuit against JP Morgan Chase for De-banking Mercola Market Employees,” Natural News, August 23, 2023, https://www.naturalnews.com/2023-08-23-mercola-lawsuit-jpmorgan-chase-debanking-employees.html.
Chapter 1: A Lost Small Town
1. “Preventing Transmission Never Required for COVID Vaccines’ Initial Approval; Pfizer Vax Did Reduce Transmission of Early Variants,” Reuters Fact-Check, October 14, 2022, https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-pfizer-vaccine-transmission/fact-check-preventing-transmission-never-required-for-covid-vaccines-initial-approval-pfizer-vax-did-reduce-transmission-of-early-variants-idUSL1N31F20E.
2. Emily Oster, “Let’s Declare a Pandemic Amnesty,” Atlantic, October 31, 2022, https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2022/10/covid-response-forgiveness/671879.
3. Naomi Wolf, “The Covenant of Death,” Outspoken, August 26, 2023, https://naomiwolf.substack.com/p/the-covenant-of-death.
Chapter 2: Opening Boxes from 2019
1. “Most Students Set to Study Online Under New National Lockdown” (press release), Oxford City Council, January 12, 2021. https://www.oxford.gov.uk/news/article/1686/most_students_set_to_study_online_under_new_national_lockdown.
2. Daily Caller News Foundation, “CDC Regularly Called the Shots on Facebook’s COVID-19 Censorship Decisions, Docs Show,” Maine Wire, January 19, 2023, https://www.themainewire.com/2023/01/cdc-regularly-called-the-shots-on-facebooks-covid-19-censorship-decisions-docs-show.
3. New Civil Liberties Alliance, “Missouri, et al., v. Joseph Biden Jr., et al,” August 7, 2023, https://nclalegal.org/missouri-et-al-v-joseph-r-biden-jr-et-al.
Chapter 4: Principalities and Powers
1. John Ley, “Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Delivers Less Long-Term Protection from Hospitalization After Four Months,” Clark County Today, September 21, 2021, https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/pfizer-covid-19-vaccine-delivers-less-long-term-protection-from-hospitalization-after-four-months.
2. Matthew Gertz (@MattGertz), Twitter post, September 27, 2021, 4:53 p.m., https://twitter.com/mattgertz/status/1442593185700716544?s=61&t=VbG0UmH0NSve2JqKI2ulEg.
3. Roni Caryn Rabin, “Women’s Periods May Be Late After Coronavirus Vaccination, Study Suggests,” New York Times, https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/06/health/covid-vaccine-menstrual-cycles.html.
4. Connor Boyd, “Nearly 4,000 Women Report Menstrual Problems Including Heavy Bleeding and Delayed Periods after Getting Their COVID Vaccine—But Watchdog Insists There’s No Proof Jabs Are to Blame,” June 22, 2021, DailyMail.com, https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9708213/Nearly-4-000-women-report-period-problems-getting-covid-vaccine.html; Mansur Shaheen, “The Truth about ‘Pfertility’: COVID Vaccines Can Disrupt Menstrual Cycles but Do Not Appear to Damage Fertility Because Birth Rates Went Up during Pandemic,” February 3, 2023, Daily Mail.com, https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11710119/the-truth-pfertility-covid-vaccines-disrupt-menstrual-cycles.html.
5. “Pregnancy & Childbirth,” Our Bodies, Ourselves Today, https://www.ourbodiesourselves.org/subject-area/pregnancy-and-childbirth.
6. Heidi Murkoff, Eating Well When You’re Expecting (New York: Workman Publishing Company, 2005).
7. Heidi Murkoff, “COVID-19 Q&A with Heidi Murkoff and Dr. Rochelle Walensky,” https://www.whattoexpectproject.org/covid-19-qa-with-heidi-murkoff-and-dr-rochelle-walensky.
Epilogue
August, 2023. It had been a summer of painful healing, in many ways. For me and for the country.
Slowly, men and women returned to workplaces, to bars, to restaurants; eventually these seemed to be in full force again.
Some communities, though, never recovered. I went to a church service in a modest neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York; there were only six parishioners, all elderly, in the pews. The deacon explained that the community had never recovered from being habituated to worship on Zoom.
When it was time for the traditional “kiss of peace,” the community “passed the peace.” What was that, I wondered? This turned out to be a practice left over from guidance received from the State, during the pandemic.
The parishioners turned and waved their arms at one another, like people on shore waving at a distant ship bearing loved ones away.
I thought of all the elderly who live alone, and for whom the hugs and kisses of times past, at church on Sunday, would have been the only human touch of their week.
Now that was gone.
So much was gone.
* * *
Elsewhere, things seemed to have gone “back to normal.” A young relative and I went to dinner on a lovely summer night in Hudson, New York. We chose a Thai restaurant. It had a spacious, festive outdoor seating area, decorated with lights and planters and Buddhist prayer flags. There was a soundtrack of Grateful Dead music.
Diners had brought their dogs, so dogs of all shapes, sizes, and breeds sat peacefully at their families’ feet, smiling, bowls of water nearby.
Puffy clouds drifted overhead as the late afternoon turned into a blue evening, deepening with the beat of the music, and a sense of camaraderie descended over us all.
“See?” said my young relative. “Everything is back to normal.”
I bit my tongue, smiled, and said nothing.
I did not say, We nearly killed ourselves fighting to get this back for you and your generation. I did not say, Half of these people would have left me to eat in the street like an animal, six months ago, instead of here among them, if the mandates had told them to go along with that.
I nodded my head in silence.
In thirty-three states, my organization DailyClout helped to pass our “Five Freedoms” bill: No mask mandates; open schools now; no vaccine mandates; freedom of assembly; end emergency law.
That and other fights had helped to keep the US free, relative to other nations, by summer of 2023. This, that is, compared to the ruination in Canada, Australia and New Zealand, where formerly robust democracies had become vassal states in many ways. In Australia, as you recall, protesting citizens had been fired on by rubber bullets, and in New Zealand, police had used sound cannons against protesters.1 When I did podcasts to those countries, the brave and resistant citizens looked drained and haunted. Canada was a charnel house; the protesting truckers had had their bank accounts frozen in 2022.2 Until October 2022, Canadians living in the US were not able to cross the border to see their families if they were unvaccinated.3
The so-recently free, open society, just north of us, was unrecognizable.
At the end of August 2023, after we had released seventy-nine reports detailing this greatest crime against humanity in recorded history, Pfizer’s manufacturing demand had collapsed. The company’s quarterly report attributed the drop in demand to noncompliance. The Moderna papers began to be released via court order; we found that Moderna too, like Pfizer, knew that they were destroying (and studying the destruction of) female mammals’ reproduction. It had always been a false choice—“Team Pfizer” and “Team Moderna”—and the results were now in.
As I noted earlier, in Sweden, live births were down 8.3 percent.4 Maternal deaths were up 40 percent, and two independent midwives as well as fetal-maternal medicine specialist Dr. James Thorp attributed the dangers now facing women in childbirth to the impaired placentas of many vaccinated women. The placentas were falling apart during childbirth, they all testified separately, terribly raising the risks to moms as well as babies. Multiple studies confirmed the story we had broken—that vaccinated women’s cycles were disrupted, and that there was mRNA and other vaccine material in vaccinated mothers’ breast milk. Breast feeding was down, from 34 percent of all new moms and babies to 14 percent. Dr. Thorp, along with the two independent midwives whom I mentioned, also warned that babies were now being born with fetal malformations, chromosomal malformations, and many other problems.5
The very sick passed away.
Excess deaths were up 11 percent in Britain in 2022.6 The United States’ excess deaths were up a stunning 1,273,971 since 2020. The United Kingdom, 216,749. Italy, 240,705.7
Edward Dowd reported on disabilities in the US workforce and made the case, using government and insurance data, that the numbers of people who described themselves as disabled had risen by 10 percent since the rollout of the mRNA vaccine. He found that millennials aged 25 to 44 had an 84 percent increase in excess mortality.8
And yet—and yet. In spite of all of this trauma, we began to heal, as if we were new tentative growth after a massive wildfire.
Then, in August 2023, a new “variant,” Eris—which is the name for the Greek goddess of discord and strife—was introduced to the world’s press.9 And a “booster” that allegedly protected against this new “variant” was also promoted in the press. This happened, though the FDA advisory panel had recommended in June of 2023 that upcoming mRNA boosters be approved in advance—even as this “variant” was yet unknown. In other words, the press campaign for the “new variant” came out after the product had been created, but before it was FDA-approved—and after a global drop in demand had been sustained by the mRNA vaccine manufacturers, for two quarters.10 “Overall, Moderna’s second-quarter sales crashed 93 percent to $344 million . . . Moderna noted lower demand for its COVID vaccine, the company’s only commercial product.”11
Why pass up revenue of billions?
Morris Brown College in Atlanta, Georgia, reintroduced masks, social distancing and quarantines.12 Rutgers University brought back indoor masking for the Fall semester, and incoming students must abide by a COVID-19 vaccine mandate, according to the school website. The mandate says there will be no exceptions.13
* * *
So, after a deceptive lull, a chill wind rose up again against humanity.
As the stories in the media proliferated, preparing us all for more repression ahead, this time with all the core elements of the oppressor’s toolkit debunked in terms of “the science,” I thought of the 1965 experiment on “learned helplessness,” in which psychologist Martin Seligman shocked one group of dogs in a context in which they learned to escape, then gave the second group of dogs shocks in a context of no escape. This caused the second group of dogs to give up. The animals seemed to conclude that no action on their part would affect their environment. Humans learn to be helpless as well, if bad things happen to them that they cannot avert.14
As we braced for this new fight, one as stupid and pointless, if not more so, as the old fights, I considered how sick of it all I was.
We were now back in Salem, Massachusetts, visiting again. I took an afternoon and went on a long walk. I ended up at a casual outdoor music festival that was held in a handful of tents that extended alongside the storied harbor. It was a warm, bright afternoon. Historic ships were anchored near the dock.
Under a white canvas tent, a band played songs from my youth. A handful of listeners sat on folding chairs. A number of older people were there, and some were dancing.
There were almost no people in their twenties or thirties or forties. Who knows where they were? Maybe the habit of joining together for music and dancing, of participating “irl” (in real life), had been extinguished in them, just as the “kiss of peace” had been extinguished in the churchgoers in Brooklyn.
Was this practice too, this human behavior that creates meaning and community—that separates us from animals—dead, at least for some of us?
One grandmother sat on a folding chair, holding a six-month-old boy on her lap.
She danced a little, while seated, holding her grandson’s hands. She beat their hands together gently to the music.
The wind from the harbor mounted up and blew. The flaps of the canvas tent rattled.
A revered physician in the freedom movement, who had issued early warnings about what humanity faced via medical tyranny, had said, before he died in 2022, that he believed that these years would prove to be a test for humanity from God.
Were we indeed hurtling, as if in a storm, helplessly ourselves, and with no help from anywhere else, into an abyss of destruction?
Or was there still somehow a loving, unseen hand on the tiller?
There would be storms ahead.
The little boy’s eyes were wide open as he listened to the music.
The wind shook the canvas harder, like an angry intruder.
But the child listened, transfixed, to the drums; to the guitar.
He listened to the soaring human voice.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I am grateful to Margo Baldwin, the intrepid publisher of Chelsea Green Publishing. Facing the Beast is my third book with this press, which has championed free speech in a censorious time. I am honored to be published by a house that publishes many of the most important dissident voices of our era.
Thank you to the wonderful editorial team at Chelsea Green: Brianne Goodspeed, an ideal editor; Rebecca Springer, talented managing editor; and Sean Maher and his colleagues, a wonderful PR team.
Thank you to my literary agent, Jane Dystel, along with Miriam Goderich and colleagues at Dystel, Goderich & Bourret, for their skilled representation.
A.J. Rice and his team at Publius PR are stellar press advisors.
Thank you to Steve Bannon, Cameron Wallace, Captain Maureen Bannon, Grace Chong, and the team at WarRoom. The work of the WarRoom/DailyClout Pfizer Documents Investigations Team would never have reached millions of listeners if these men and women had not supported this project by getting the message out. I cannot thank enough the generous, committed, and courageous “WarRoom posse.” Thank you of course to the WarRoom/DailyClout research volunteers for their work on behalf of humanity.
Jamie Glazov at FrontPageMag.com, Jeffrey Tucker at Brownstone.org, Lew Rockwell at LewRockwell.com, Brent Hamachek at HumanEvents.com, and others republished many of these essays after I ran them on my Substack, Outspoken. Tucker Carlson has been consistently supportive. I am grateful to all of these for amplifying my work.
Steve Berger, Wendy Ractliffe, Jenin Younes, Dr. Paul Alexander and family, Jan Jekielek and Cindy Drukier, Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Harvey Risch and Sharon Risch, Dr. Howard Tenenbaum, Reggie Littlejohn, Frank Gaffney, Jeff and Ora Nadrich, Dr. Chris Flowers, Dr. Robert Chandler, Josh Stylman, and others shared important insights, and valued friendship, during the writing of these essays. I thank them for making me less afraid, via their own examples of courage and integrity.
My team at DailyClout—COO and WarRoom/DailyClout Pfizer Documents Research Analysis project director Amy Kelly, Kate Melgoza, and the rest of the DailyClout crew—worked inexpressibly hard to bring forth some of the most relevant reporting and editorials of our moment. Ms Kelly and Ms Melgoza also held the fort while I wrote and edited this book, and Ms Kelly gave me essential information about the Pfizer documents reports. I hope what Ms Kelly has done in convening and overseeing the Pfizer Documents research volunteers is remembered, as it should be, by history.
My mother, Deborah Goleman Wolf, is always my best reader and interlocutor.
Thank you to my extraordinary children and stepchildren.
A special thank you to Brian O’Shea, my husband, who saved my life twice; who kept us secure during the writing of this book; whose own research continually enlightens me; and who explained to me what war is—that a war can last for years without being lost, and that a real soldier never yields the fight.
NOTES
Introduction
1. Allie Malloy and Maegan Vasquez, “Biden Warns of Winter of ‘Severe Illness and Death’ for Unvaccinated Due to Omicron,” CNN, December 16, 2021, https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/16/politics/joe-biden-warning-winter/index.html.
2. Missouri v. Biden, 2023, https://ago.mo.gov/docs/default-source/press-releases/missouri-v-biden-ruling.pdf; Associated Press, “Injunction Filed by Missouri, Louisiana Attorneys General Blocks Biden Administration from Working with Social Media Firms about ‘Protected Speech.’” July 4, 2023, https://www.ky3.com/2023/07/04/injunction-filed-by-missouri-louisiana-attorney-generals-blocks-biden-administration-working-with-social-media-firms-about-protected-speech.
3. Naomi Wolf, “The Pain of Listening to Twitter Censorship Testimony,” Outspoken, February 9, 2023, https://naomiwolf.substack.com/p/the-pain-of-listening-to-twitter.
4. America First Legal, “AFL Lawsuit Reveals Damning CDC Documents Proving Government Collusion with Big Tech to Censor Free Speech and Promote Biden Administration Propaganda,” July 27, 2022, https://aflegal.org/afl-lawsuit-reveals-damning-cdc-documents-proving-government-collusion-with-big-tech-to-censor-free-speech-and-promote-biden-administration-propaganda.
5. WarRoom/DailyClout Pfizer Documents Analysis Reports, “Read the Latest Pfizer Reports,” DailyClout, https://dailyclout.io/category/pfizer-reports.
6. Genesis 50:20 (New American Standard Bible).
7. Victor Klemperer, I Will Bear Witness 1933–1941: A Diary of the Nazi Years (New York: Modern Library, 1999).
8. Jared S. Hopkins, “Pfizer’s Covid Boost Crashes to Earth,” Wall Street Journal, August 6, 2023, https://www.wsj.com/articles/pfizers-covid-boost-crashes-to-earth-51e1d0; Derek Saul, “Covid Vaccine Makers’ Stock Crashes to Multiyear Lows Monday as Sales Keep Sliding,” Forbes.com, August 7, 2023 https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereksaul/2023/08/07/covid-vaccine-makers-stocks-crash-to-multiyear-lows-monday-as-sales-keep-sliding.
9. Ethan Huff, “Dr. Mercola Files Lawsuit against JP Morgan Chase for De-banking Mercola Market Employees,” Natural News, August 23, 2023, https://www.naturalnews.com/2023-08-23-mercola-lawsuit-jpmorgan-chase-debanking-employees.html.
Chapter 1: A Lost Small Town
1. “Preventing Transmission Never Required for COVID Vaccines’ Initial Approval; Pfizer Vax Did Reduce Transmission of Early Variants,” Reuters Fact-Check, October 14, 2022, https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-pfizer-vaccine-transmission/fact-check-preventing-transmission-never-required-for-covid-vaccines-initial-approval-pfizer-vax-did-reduce-transmission-of-early-variants-idUSL1N31F20E.
2. Emily Oster, “Let’s Declare a Pandemic Amnesty,” Atlantic, October 31, 2022, https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2022/10/covid-response-forgiveness/671879.
3. Naomi Wolf, “The Covenant of Death,” Outspoken, August 26, 2023, https://naomiwolf.substack.com/p/the-covenant-of-death.
Chapter 2: Opening Boxes from 2019
1. “Most Students Set to Study Online Under New National Lockdown” (press release), Oxford City Council, January 12, 2021. https://www.oxford.gov.uk/news/article/1686/most_students_set_to_study_online_under_new_national_lockdown.
2. Daily Caller News Foundation, “CDC Regularly Called the Shots on Facebook’s COVID-19 Censorship Decisions, Docs Show,” Maine Wire, January 19, 2023, https://www.themainewire.com/2023/01/cdc-regularly-called-the-shots-on-facebooks-covid-19-censorship-decisions-docs-show.
3. New Civil Liberties Alliance, “Missouri, et al., v. Joseph Biden Jr., et al,” August 7, 2023, https://nclalegal.org/missouri-et-al-v-joseph-r-biden-jr-et-al.
Chapter 4: Principalities and Powers
1. John Ley, “Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Delivers Less Long-Term Protection from Hospitalization After Four Months,” Clark County Today, September 21, 2021, https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/pfizer-covid-19-vaccine-delivers-less-long-term-protection-from-hospitalization-after-four-months.
2. Matthew Gertz (@MattGertz), Twitter post, September 27, 2021, 4:53 p.m., https://twitter.com/mattgertz/status/1442593185700716544?s=61&t=VbG0UmH0NSve2JqKI2ulEg.
3. Roni Caryn Rabin, “Women’s Periods May Be Late After Coronavirus Vaccination, Study Suggests,” New York Times, https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/06/health/covid-vaccine-menstrual-cycles.html.
4. Connor Boyd, “Nearly 4,000 Women Report Menstrual Problems Including Heavy Bleeding and Delayed Periods after Getting Their COVID Vaccine—But Watchdog Insists There’s No Proof Jabs Are to Blame,” June 22, 2021, DailyMail.com, https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9708213/Nearly-4-000-women-report-period-problems-getting-covid-vaccine.html; Mansur Shaheen, “The Truth about ‘Pfertility’: COVID Vaccines Can Disrupt Menstrual Cycles but Do Not Appear to Damage Fertility Because Birth Rates Went Up during Pandemic,” February 3, 2023, Daily Mail.com, https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11710119/the-truth-pfertility-covid-vaccines-disrupt-menstrual-cycles.html.
5. “Pregnancy & Childbirth,” Our Bodies, Ourselves Today, https://www.ourbodiesourselves.org/subject-area/pregnancy-and-childbirth.
6. Heidi Murkoff, Eating Well When You’re Expecting (New York: Workman Publishing Company, 2005).
7. Heidi Murkoff, “COVID-19 Q&A with Heidi Murkoff and Dr. Rochelle Walensky,” https://www.whattoexpectproject.org/covid-19-qa-with-heidi-murkoff-and-dr-rochelle-walensky.
