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For those who don't have time to read The Real Anthony Fauci, I'd recommend my article where I simply summarized 18 "vignettes" from the book. The first one is on Ike's famous Farewell speech. The second one is on the birth of the Rockefeller Foundation and a "pill for every ill."

This is one of my very early Substack stories. I remember how long it took me to write my book review and then this "sidebar" piece that let me simply run key excerpts from the book.

https://billricejr.substack.com/p/no-time-to-read-the-real-anthony

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Or watch the movie. You get all the content in a very short time.

The wuhan coverup I thought was better. You can get the audio book and get through it in a couple days while doing other things. I set mine to 1.5x play speed.

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The last fourth of the Wuhan Cover-Up gets more into the stuff that's really interesting to me.

The first fourth of the book educated me on the fact that governments have been using biological weapons to kill enemies since before WWII .(Of course, chemical weapons killed hundreds of thousands in WWI).

For example, I didn't know how many Chinese the Japanese killed with biological weapons (According to Kennedy, at least 500,000 innocent civilians). And Japanese and German scientists were experimenting on live prisoners every day. It was not uncommon for these scientists to perform "autopsies" of living patients they were experimenting on.

Many of these scientists later were recruited by .... the CIA (!) to head up Americas bio-weapon research.

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For context, the Japanese use of bio-weapons killed far more Chinese than America killed with two nuclear bombs.

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Yes. He summarized it well in the end of the book. And illustrated that it will keep happening if we don't stop it.

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One of these days a real "deadly" virus is going to escape.

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Not a good day for people with compromised immune systems that have been trained they can avoid any virus by wearing a mask, standing 6 feet apart and avoiding the beach...

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Only skimmed, but I find it so interesting the extremes to which Democrats are going to simply ignore RFK…. Because he poses a very big threat to Biden. And Kennedy is drawing most of the Dem Exiters…. You know real Democrats with a spine and a brain who know that Democrats today are the furthest thing from true Democrats would be relieved to vote for RFK. I don’t agree with all his ideas, and then there’s the Dynasty thing….. I do enjoy watching him take down Biden.

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Read the whole thing if you can. I worked hard on it and have wanted to make a few of those points for a while now.

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I think you convinced me LOL. I think he is already on the GA ballot. I cannot think of voting for either of the other 2. His choice of vice pres. is unfortunate, but let us hope for the best. Several other people I respect, support him. Someone has to start draining the swamp somewhere so it might as well be with the healthcare-pharma issue. It is clear that neither of the other 2 will do anything in draining, only in opening the tap of water and make the swamp worse.

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I also don't know about that VP choice either. I think he thought she was a good choice because she could help fund the campaign and help with the current most-important goal - getting on the ballots of all 50 states. He should have asked me to be his running mate!

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Agreed!

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Bill, I just resubscribed to your Substack after reading this excellent post. I'd previously been a subscriber for one year; I let my subscription lapse a few months ago due to financial concerns. I'm glad to support your work again and plan to continue doing so for the indefinite future.

There's one important thing I wanted to write which you need to know, which it seems, from your post, you don't. That is that Bobby Kennedy's vocal problem was caused by a vaccine he took some time in the 1990s. He spoke about this serious, life-changing injury in a symposium sponsored by Barbara Loe Fisher's organization called the National Vaccine Information Center, which was held in autumn of 2021. I imagine you could find the video of Kennedy's presentation for that symposium online; the entire NVIC conference was presented online, due the lockdowns which prevailed everywhere at that time.

Kennedy's doctors called his vocal injury "idiopathic dystonia," and it involves more than just difficulty speaking; it also entails additional neurological injuries, which he didn't detail in his presentation for the NVIC symposium. ("Idiopathic" means "of unknown cause," but the cause of his disability / injury was perfectly obvious to him and to his doctors.) I agree with you that he has dealt with this serious injury nobly and courageously.

I wish you'd write a full-length review of The Wuhan Coverup, similar to the thorough, brilliant and superb review you wrote after The Real Anthony Fauci was published.

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Thank you, Truthbird for re-upping. I understand why some people have to pause or cancel paid subs - i have to do it myself with some of my favorite Substacks.

I did NOT know that about a vaccine likely/possibly causing Kennedy's vocal problems. That's very interesting. Kennedy is not right on everything (who is?), but I think he's been right on many huge issues that nobody had addressed in a major way before him. This autism epidemic is huge and very scary. I don't know if vaccines explain all of this spike in cases, but I bet they do in many cases. He's fighting for these children/adults and their parents.

In his whole life, what is one thing Joe Biden's done to really help people who are suffering and need help?

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Kennedy does not have to be right about everything -- no human being is. But it is very clear he cares about integrity in government in a way that Biden and Trump could never do. All one has to do is watch his 10-minute State of the Union speech that followed Biden's partisan pep rally speech to understand RFK Jr. is dedicated to doing the right thing for the country and healing the divide, whereas Biden and Trump are dedicated to holding onto to power by any means necessary. Dark Brandon, Dark Donald, Braveheart Bobby.

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Bill Rice -

KUDOS for your detailed article on Candidate Kennedy, clearly better suited to be president than either Trump or Biden because (without any notes!) he discusses a massive variety of issues intelligently and, also, emphasizes the importance of kindness and compassion - human qualities in dangerously short supply in today's divided America.

I'm puzzled that you seem to think liberals will disagree with him!? I'm a member of the peace community and as Liberal/Progressive/Left Wing as they come, but I agree with everything about Kennedy except his reluctance to denounce genocide in Gaza. Kennedy, both as an environmentalist, and as a lawyer who won many cases against corporate polluters, has already contributed more to our country than any presidential candidate in my lifetime, and I go back to FDR's first term. Most of my friends are "lefties" - they're supporting Kennedy.

Also, I'm very perplexed by the criticisms of his VP choice. Queried on that point, Kennedy's response was that he didn't understand how anyone who listened to Nicole Shanahan's acceptance speech could doubt how fine a candidate she is. Perfect!

By keeping Kennedy blacked out, the shameless MSM continues to prove to voters that it's deliberately thwarting our Bill of Rights promise of a Free Press. We citizens should not let corporations dictate our news. We need to frequently contact our respective MSM outlets on that issue. We're mosquitoes, I know, but imagine being in bed with a mosquito!

I'm disappointed in the defeatists who claim that Kennedy can't be elected, even though high percentages of voters deplore the two candidates being foisted off on us. Should we just shrug our shoulders and go along with those two men - one incapable of civil behavior and the other an active contributor to sustained genocide? Really? Are you serious?

For decades, the United States has been an oligarchy pretending to be a democracy. Now, with the explosion of sub-stacks and podcasts, We the People have access to non-corporate news and can make an intelligent choice for Kennedy and help to restore our democracy. Let's find ways to take action. Remember that all it takes for evil to succeed is for good men to do nothing.

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Thanks for adding these thoughts as an old "lefty." I would have thought many classical liberals would rally around RFK, Jr.'s campaign. Your report is that many are - which I am glad to hear.

He is the rare candidate that can bring together "lefties," libertarians and even some conservatives. In that sense, he's similar to Ron Paul.

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I have profound respect for RFK Jr's work on medical issues, his environmental lawyering, etc. I agree with all the Pros you write about. However, you did not mention at all, and no one in the comments so far is talking about, his position on Israel's genocide in Gaza.

Basically, he is attempting to deny it is happening. I saw a discussion he had online with a well informed activist about what was going on. RFK tried very hard to finesse the issue, he really did engage in the discussion. In the end he was not successful in justifying his position--over 30,000 dead Palestinians and counting, and most of Gaza's infrastructure destroyed, are rather large facts to get around. It was typical for him that he really tried to make a logical argument--I don't know whether to admire that or be frustrated. I can only speculate that he is doing this because he knows that the AIPAC lobby is so powerful in American politics that if he took them head on, his presidential campaign would simply be crushed. I think he is too intelligent to be a true believer in the official narrative on the Gaza issue.

I should mention that I have relatives who live in Israel, and I am for an immediate and complete cease-fire followed by negotiations between the Israelis and whoever the Palestinians want to represent them--which position said relatives do not agree with. So I understand perfectly how RFK must feel about some of his own family....

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A ceasefire can happen tomorrow. As soon as.

The palestinians. Lay down their arms and surrender. And release every hostage they took. Unfortunately, they are probably all dead. You cannot negotiate With a blood thirsty, Stone age, death cult. Therefore, they must be eradicated From the face of the Earth, And never allowed to Exist again. You cannot reason with evil. This is the path they have chosen. Their own children die, because they refuse to live in peace and prosperity, they use the money that They could feed their citizens with to built tunnels and launch. Unprovoked terrorist attacks

Against innocent Civilians. How many times has Israel attempted to negotiate With this terrorist death cult. The time for talking is passed. unfortunately, The time for retribution is upon us.

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Of course, no oppressed people have ever laid down their arms and surrendered voluntarily. Human psychology does not work that way. As for the rest of your post, your argument is a striking call for genocide. Kill them all, they are human animals, etc. Exactly the arguments that the Israeli regime has been making. "The time for retribution is upon us." No further comment is necessary.

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muslims call Christians infidels and want to kill them. Jews call Christians goyim and human cattle.

The killing should end. Jews do appear to be conducting a war of extermination. In a college political science class on the Middle east, years ago, my conclusion was there is no peaceful solution. I do realize that a large proportion of congress are dual citizens and jews have, shall we say, a very large representation in banking, universities, Hollywood, finance, politics, corporations, porn and msm. AIPAC and JDL will cancel or destroy any attempt to point out inconvenient facts.

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Outstanding summary, Bill.

We'll see what happens between now and the election, but for me, right now, it would be something akin to an asteroid direct hit before I'd vote for either of the other two candidates. I cannot say I agree with all of his policy stances, but RFK is by far, very far, our best hope for effective, unifying leadership.

I'm not saying that RFK would unify everyone, of course there are people who profoundly object to him personally, and/or to some of his ideas; what I'm saying is that RFK stands to do a much better job of that than would the other two leading candidates.

More vitally, medical tyranny needs to stop, and respect for the US Constitution and the first amendment especially need to be restored. And RFK is the only one of the three viable candidates at this time whom I could realistically expect to achieve that.

We could argue about this, that, and the other policy until the sun comes up, and all about Shanahan, and blah blah this, and blah blah that, but if we have medical tyranny, where the government can lock us down, wreck our businesses, treat us all like cattle, at its whim, as it did-- and psy-op and mandate us into injections of fraudulent crap-- and cover up injuries and deaths-- and even keep on pushing the injections on children and pregnant women-- and the culprits are still at large, apparently raking in salaries, benefits, and patent royalties-- NOTHING ELSE MATTERS.

You can have a billion dollars in the bank and it doesn't mean spit if you cannot sit up and chew and swallow. You can be the most beautiful woman in the bikini contest, but what does that matter if you're drowning at the bottom of the swimming pool.

Whichever candidate will end the medical tyranny, and in my view, means what he says, and in my view, is realistically capable of taking effective action towards that end, he or she gets my vote. Right now, for me, hands down, that's RFK.

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I like that concise term - "medical tyranny." That's what we have now. No doubt about it.

We also have the "death of real science."

And the death of real journalism (at the corporate news organizations).

And the death of genuine free speech.

Besides these developments, everything is peachy keen. (Ignore that inflation and shrinkflation.)

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Loved when he said : "I have so many skeletons in my closet ." Bill you did a wonderful job of convincing me to chip away again at this book where I managed to buy 2, not 1, in those early days of terror . Trying to buy so many books about the virus , I had to stop reading because I needed to get an "easier subject" to read before bed . Now that substack is a thing, I get what I want to read , and am ready to tackle that book again . He is a lawyer , knows how much he needs to back up what he writes, and comes from a background steeped in the DNA of politics- this all contributes to the necessity of denseness in the book, in my opinion. Made me think about Trudeau and his recent statement about "not reading the memo " about the nefarious political interference in our government rapidly looking more communist day by day . Who even reads anyway - apparently not our august supreme leader or maybe the foreign interference types can't read English.

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I'm finishing the Wuhan Cover-up (only a few pages left). I'll probably write a review at some point. I'd still recommend The Real Anthony Fauci because it shows how the entire health/science complex was captured and is now a big part of the country's scariest problems. (Reading it will drive you crazy. You can probably only read five pages at a time).

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Bill , have to laugh about 5 whole pages at a time ! From today and my findings , we have been watching the early 20's series on prime called SPOOKS and am being blown away with how accurate the story line is depicting what is going on now ; we are just in season one of 10 with season one all over the idea of The New World Order - can't imagine what they depict by season 10 . The fun part was going into PERPLEXITY AI and asking many questions and it populated its answers so fast . Like anything, you can agree with what it says or not, and you don't get accused of being some sort of conspiracy person - refreshing indeed . It agreed with me that this series is relevant for the today and the review from the early 20s saw the series as fabricated with dense plots . On another note with my new found AI assistant (I know you have Annie- or at least you did ) I have a Dr friend who is still all over safe and effective and how many people these injections saved , in his world travels with his special area of interest -kids for one. I forwarded information about Dr Aseem Malhotra . He got back to me saying he couldn't find anything on him , he isn't relevant ,and is a quack. He thinks I'm a cynic (moi?) so I asked Perplexity about Dr Malhotra - it spit out all the credentials - he was in line with the same award as Steven Hawking- as well as his world famous expertise on heart related issues . This Dr can now accuse perplexity of being a conspiracy AI. I look forward to your review Bill of this next book and your written word as always. As usual , off madly in all directions if you get my threads.

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I'm always looking for good binge-watching programs and I'll put "Spooks" on my list. There's actually been some really good TV dramas produced in recent decades and a surprising number of good documentaries.

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Any suggestions Bill from your list of dramas?

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House of Cards, Breaking Bad, The Wire, Pinky Blinders, Downton (sp?) Abbey, Ozark, Better Call Saul, Mad Men ... are a few that I thoroughly enjoyed. I'd rank "Breaking Bad" as the best TV drama I've ever seen. I haven't watched "The Sopranos" yet.

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Fabulous Bill - and I've seen the all ! I thought The Wire was brilliant as is Deadwood ... Game of Thrones , Succession, Boardwalk Empire , Endeavour, and Battle Star Galactia - another brilliant older one ... The foreign sub titled ones kill me as well with their political environments ...apparently I have no life but could be a movie critic in different new world order and be happy . And another bit from where ever we call ourselves these days , a couple of "convoy guys " ,charged originally with "mischief" , were sentenced to jail for a few years with heavy fines . Happening in lockstep all across the highly injected countries and how people aren't seeing what it means makes me think they have a brain eating prion disease.

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I read your excellent review! Thank you! Not certain I could stand to read the book quite yet.

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If the legacy media/corporate media/narrative media wanted to play fair with RFK Jr., they could. But they don't want to play fair, they want him out of their hair. He's someone asking questions they don't want asked and raising issues they don't want raised. And by "they," I mean not only media personnel but the larger interests who pay their salaries. Media capture is as real as regulatory capture, but of course Big Media won't report on either in any meaningful way.

Here's the tell on the media's relationship with RFK Jr. There hasn't been a single story that I know of discussing the courage he's displayed by running for president even with his vocal issues.

Imagine a candidate in a wheelchair or a missing arm or some other infirmity, like John Fetterman and his stroke or Tammy Duckworth and her war injuries. There were always the obligatory "courage" stories with these candidates, and rightfully so, whether you agree or disagree with their politics. But for RFK Jr., all Big Media wants to do is destroy him in any way they can. No human interest stories, no kudos stories on his courage even with a very noticeable vocal handicap. Nothing but smear. As Walter Cronkite would say, "That's the way it is."

Nonetheless, he has my vote, and I hope everyone reading this will at least consider him.

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Great post. I'm sorry I missed it until now. I love your points on his vocal handicap and how overcoming this isn't even mentioned in the MSM.

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Wonderful profile Bill, and as always you break down this complex man and his positions into a manageable array of truths. With all the important issues facing our nation it may very well require a maverick with his intellect to accomplish any form of success. Thanks for a great article!!

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Bill, are you aware of A Midwestern Doctor's Substack? If not, please read at least this one recent post:

https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/how-much-damage-have-vaccines-done?r=u3tge

I highly recommend that you read the book which AMD (A Midwestern Doctor, the author's pseudonym) provides a link to:

Vaccination, Social Violence, and Criminality: The Medical Assault on the Brain, by Harris L. Coulter.

The entire book can be downloaded (as a .pdf document) directly from this post. Harris L. Coulter has died since it was published, and the book is currently out of print, so there is no copyright violation in AMD's offering the entire text to readers.

"A Midwestern Doctor" has chosen to remain anonymous because she knows many like-minded doctors who have been punished, debarred from practicing medicine, silenced, threatened, and worse ("disappeared" or murdered) because of their dissident views.

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I read a MWD all the time - and have been a paid subscriber, i think. She's great. I'll be sure to read the link you provided. That out-of-print book needs to be re-published. Thanks!

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My long-time subscriber Fred makes some important and germane points in a thread at Steve Kirsch's site (I just linked this article over there). According to Fred (and many others), all Kennedy's campaign is going to do is take away votes from Trump which, thus, makes it more likely "Joe Biden" (or his designated successor) is president in 2025.

Fred, of course, could be right. In my reply to Fred's post, I pointed out there is one way RFK, Jr. might win, even though this is perhaps a long shot. (I also added my "Black Swan" scenario):

My post:

These are good and valid points, which many are, of course, making. I just read a persuasive piece (at least to me) where the author says Kennedy is simply hoping/thinking that no candidate will get a majority of electoral votes, which would mean Congress (each state gets one vote) has to elect the president. (This has actually happened before, I think). In this scenario, per this author, Kennedy might win.

I actually think Kennedy's best chance to win would be a major "Black Swan" development in the next seven months. That event might be conclusive evidence that, say, the vaccines are killing huge numbers of people or overwhelming evidence of massive Covid response fraud. If this happens - admittedly a long shot with all our captured organizations - Kennedy would be the candidate who was viewed as being "right all along" and the only candidate with the guts to say this. This scenario - the truth being definitively exposed - could propel him to the WH.

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He was someone I was considering for support until he selected his VP running mate. That was a bridge too far for me.

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It was a stretch for me, too. I'm still voting for RFK because, as I explain in my comment below, medical freedom is my number one concern and no other candidate has the chops to call out the medical tyranny and attack it at its root. Trump bragging about his vaccines, I won't even comment on that. But another thing: while I was disappointed by RFK's choice for VP, I took note that, to my surprise, many younger voters, including some of centrist and even somewhat conservative persuasion, don't see it that way at all, they think she's a terrific pick. I can't say I "get" that, but it might mean something if they actually go and vote for RFK.

(edited since posting slightly for clarity)

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To paraphrase Milton Friedman, “Concentrated power is not rendered harmless by good intentions.”

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From another perspective. Mr Kennedy has some pronounced accomplishments. Does he have what it takes, toughness, unfailing spirit, love of country, extraordinary intestinal fortitude, experience fighting the deep swamp, to be the leader required now to save us, the western world, from complete destruction? Biden certainly does not. He and his handlers created this tragedy. However, in the two years timeframe President Trump was actually allowed to govern, he made 100s of very note worthy, some historical, achievements. Just on the theme of saving lives, there were no new wars, 500,000 - 800,000 Ukrainians and 200 -250,000 Russians were not killed in the USA/NATO necon instigated war. There was peace in the Middle East with several historical Israeli Arab peace agreements. There was no Oct 7 and no attack by Iran. China and N Korea were subdued. There was the lowest black people unemployments rate in history as well as the highest black people home ownership. The southern border was effectively closed. There were not an additional 7.5. - 10 million undocumented illegals invaded into the country along with up to 500,000 military age potential sleeper cell terrorists to wreak havoc at a future date. The military had not been gutted. So president Trump literally, provably saved millions of lives. No, he was not responsible for this the clot shots or the iatrogenic health mandates. He did his job as president relying on the world experts who turned out to be the primary perpetrators - DOD - NIH virus and vaccine provider Fauci - Birx the facilitator. So for those who succumb to the siren song of a resurrected Camelot and vote RFK instead of Obama proxy; and President Trump is allowed to accept his victory, remember, although you will not have voted for the true leader you might have indirectly saved a lot of lives.

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Unfortunately He does not support the second amendment. Therefore I cannot support him.

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that alone is a deal breaker.

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