Profits In Killing Patients? The Explosive New Book Lifting the Lid on Australia’s And The World’s COVID-19 Scandal

Silenced Doctors, Banned Treatments, Hidden Deaths

When COVID-19 was declared a medical emergency, Australians placed their trust in government health agencies and complied without question. From lockdowns to vaccination mandates, most accepted the official narrative, assuming it was based on sound science and a commitment to public welfare. But as time passes, the need to examine those decisions with objectivity has never been greater.

A new book, released in May of this year—COVID-19: An Australian Perspective—pulls back the curtain on how a misguided, politically charged, and commercially driven response caused death, harm, silenced dissent, and left lasting scars for survivors.

This is not simply a record of events, but a meticulously documented exposé by immunologists, pharmacists, doctors, scientists, and other experts. It is both a memorial for those harmed and a rallying cry for accountability. Every Australian—and indeed every citizen on the planet—needs to read it.

The Courageous Experts Who Would Not Stay Silent

Co-edited by Professor Robert Clancy and Dr. Melissa McCann, the book blends high-level scientific insight with deeply personal stories.

Professor Clancy, the Foundation Professor of Pathology at Newcastle’s medical school, has a half-century of research in mucosal immunology and over 300 publications to his name. He has long pushed back against pharmaceutical and governmental narratives with evidence-based counterpoints.

Dr. McCann, an experienced GP with a pharmacy background, stepped into public advocacy after patients began presenting with serious adverse events following COVID vaccination. Her work expanded into leading a federal action against the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and the Department of Health on behalf of the vaccine-injured and bereaved.

A Choreographed Global Conspiracy

One of the book’s most striking themes is how Australia’s pandemic measures mirrored those of the United States, UK, and Canada—a form of “international choreography” driven less by local science and more by global policy coordination. The result was uniform adoption of experimental genetic vaccines, suppression of dissent, and centralized narrative control across borders.

Australia’s own history of pandemic preparedness—built on institutions like the Commonwealth Serum Laboratory and the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute—was effectively discarded. Instead, untested genetic platforms became the default, while established treatment plans were sidelined.

Treatments Banned, Risks Concealed

The book presents damning evidence that life-saving treatments such as hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin—both derived from natural sources and long used safely for other illnesses—were banned or demonized to keep the public reliant on vaccines and costly antivirals.

Hydroxychloroquine, which alters cell acidity to block viral entry, and ivermectin, a potent antiviral with decades of safety data, showed promise in both historical and modern studies.

Yet these findings were delayed, suppressed, or dismissed in favor of new pharmaceutical products like molnupiravir and Paxlovid. Independent trials later revealed these modern antivirals offered little to no benefit—yet their use was aggressively promoted.

Adding to the concern, a Japanese study of 20 million people found excess mortality rates were highest among the vaccinated—a pattern echoed in Australian data. Statistician Andrew Madry’s analysis revealed that mortality surges coincided with booster rollouts, a correlation too stark to ignore.

Silencing Doctors and Controlling the Narrative

The book details how dissenting doctors were threatened with professional ruin, young clinicians were pressured into compliance, and the medical profession suffered from a crisis of “cognitive dissonance.” Older practitioners, less fearful for their careers, were more likely to challenge the official line.

Meanwhile, the media, regulatory agencies, and even judges appeared to echo American corporate doctrine, framing criticism as misinformation and dismissing legitimate scientific debate. The result was an environment where truth was subordinated to political expediency and corporate profit.

Following the Money

Contributors expose the deep entanglement between pharmaceutical giants and Australia’s universities, research institutions, and regulatory bodies. Grants and industry funding often came with unspoken expectations—promote patent-protected genetic products, avoid endorsing natural or generic alternatives, and never undermine the official narrative.

Such financial dependency eroded the independence of science, blocking safe, cost-effective treatments while clearing the way for mass deployment of products with uncertain safety profiles.

The Tragic Human Cost

Beyond the data and policy analysis, COVID-19: An Australian Perspective is anchored by first-hand accounts of vaccine injury and bereavement. These stories are difficult to read but impossible to dismiss. They reveal not just individual suffering, but also systemic failures in recognition, compensation, and public acknowledgment.

Journalist Alison Bevich shares her decision to resign rather than promote a one-sided narrative. Her journey from mainstream newsroom to independent watchdog illustrates the personal cost of integrity in an age of information control.

Never Again… Lessons for the Future

The book’s contributors agree: the COVID-19 response has permanently altered the relationship between citizens, science, and the state. It has exposed how quickly public health can be leveraged for profit and control, how fragile medical ethics can be under pressure, and how urgently we must defend open scientific debate.

Research on mucosal immunity and microbial therapies, discussed in the book, suggests there are safer, more resilient approaches to future pandemics—approaches that were ignored in 2020 but should not be in the future.

A Call for Accountability

This is more than a postmortem on COVID policy—it is a manifesto for restoring integrity in medicine. It calls for the rejection of political and corporate interference, the reinstatement of proven treatments, and a renewed commitment to patient welfare over profit.

Profits from the book go directly to helping those injured by vaccines—a fact that underscores the sincerity of its mission. With a foreword by respected commentator John Campbell and contributions from across the scientific and medical spectrum, the book is both a resource and a rallying point.

Why You Must Read This Book

COVID-19: An Australian Perspective is not a comfortable read, but it is an essential one. It combines scientific rigor, ethical conviction, and human empathy in a way few pandemic retrospectives have achieved. Whether you’re a health professional, policymaker, journalist, or concerned citizen, this book will challenge what you thought you knew—and arm you with the facts to ensure such a debacle is never repeated.

In an era when truth is often the first casualty of crisis, this is the book that puts the record straight. It is a must-read for anyone who values transparency, accountability, and the right of the public to make informed decisions about their own health.

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