Masking the Truth- The Review

(We Must Never Forget 2020)

Lately I have just finished the very detailed and well-researched latest tome by the prolific author Don Jeffries, and 'tis well worth the read.  All is chronicled, from the ridiculous stories that NASA was detecting increased sulfur emissions from the Wuhan area (because those Chinese were cremating millions of bodies- I am being sarcastic, of course) to the refrigeration trucks that were not even running to the sudden increase in the all-causes mortality rate (that could not possibly be caused by the vaccines, you batshit tinfoil hatter!!).

So much information is jammed into these pages that one can discern who is feeding the sheeple bogus "conspiracy theories" like the Wuhan "lab leak" and the latex blood clots, and the unvarnished truth, such as that no alleged "Covid-19" menacing green spikeball has ever been seen under any microscope snarling at the global population.

Donald Jeffries chronicles the ever-changing Covid-Narrative Party line, from "no one should be running around wearing a mask" to "if one mask is effective, two is even better, and don goggles to boot".  He also chronicles the utter hypocrisy of the politicians, who engage in intimate relations with their significant others, attend massive parties, and get their hair done while the sheeple are told they must venture from isolation only  to exercise for one hour, shop for groceries, or visit the doctor.

And, of course, he utterly exposes the medical racket, which knowingly murdered individuals while cashing in on government incentives to diagnose victims- that is right, not patients, but victims- with the Plandemic virus and them "treat" them with methods and drugs known to be extremely dangerous.

Also included is a healthy dose of the type of over-the-top actions from the "law-enforcement" community.  Only this time it is not kids riding their bikes on the sidewalk, selling lemonade at impromptu stands, or wearing "Jesus Loves You" T-Shirts to public school.  No, this time around it is mothers letting their children use the swings at a deserted park, shoppers with nostrils visible at WalMart, and pastors holding Easter services.

What makes a book wonderful is that it cannot be erased or altered by the Ministry of Truth or the Fact Checking Brigades.  And this book is a must for that collection, so that history can be documented and verified.

My only disappointment is the scant coverage given to the Canadian Truckers Convoy and affiliated movements.  The plethora of tractors from both sides of the border that surrounded and disabled the attempts by the Canadian Mounted Police and the State Highway Patrol of Montana to break the Coutts blockade was one of the most inspiring moments in years.  ('Twas tragic the same thing could not have been done at the Windsor bridge- but of course that would have given away the fact that the vaunted "supply line shutdown" was not the result of legions of workers getting ill, but of government restrictions on travel and commerce.)

Finally, nothing quite says tyranny like an Indian grandmother in a wheelchair getting trampled by horses that could have been handled better by my qudraplegic cousin.  The Mounties have truly come a long way since the days of Dudley Doright.