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March 21, 2018 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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Why did Amazon ban this book about Sandy Hook? Jim Fetzer part 3 of 4
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Alright, we're back on TalkNetwork.com.
Continuing, well, we just wrapped up the interview with Jim Fetzer.
He's the editor of the censored book, Nobody Died at Sandy Hook.
And now, for this segment, these are my comments about this subject matter and what's going on and what I think about it.
Anyway, you can decide for yourself what you think about it.
But let's start with what we know.
The book is called Nobody Died at Sandy Hook.
This is a book edited by Jim Fetzer, and it contains articles and investigative research contributed by over a dozen authors, about half of whom have PhDs.
And this book was originally accepted by Amazon.com, and it was offered for sale on Amazon.com, and it received five-star reviews from many people on Amazon.com.
Apparently, it was starting to sell very well.
And then, out of the blue, Amazon banned it.
They pulled it from their site without explanation.
However, it's not hard to figure out the real explanation is that this book, the contents of the book was not liked by Amazon.com.
In other words, you know, Amazon sells Mein Kampf.
Adolf Hitler's book.
The author is Adolf Hitler, you know, which calls for genocide against Jews.
And Amazon has no problem selling that book.
And any number of other books advocating socialism or communism or genocide.
Amazon sells all kinds of crazy things.
Things advocating that adults should have sexual relations with young children, for example.
You can find those books probably on Amazon.com.
And yet this book, Nobody Died at Sandy Hook, Why is that?
That's the question that's in my mind and that should be in your mind.
If this book is just total looting nonsense, as the mainstream status quo will claim, then what's the big deal with having it for sale on Amazon?
If it's just total nonsense and it doesn't make any sense at all, and it's complete looney tunes, then why go to the trouble to ban it?
Banning it would only be done if the book was dangerous.
Well, so how is this book dangerous?
That's the question.
And who is it dangerous to?
And I interviewed Jim, as you just heard, and he thinks it's dangerous to the status quo, that it's dangerous to the Obama administration because it threatens to unravel the false narratives, he says, of the Obama administration.
Well, I'm paraphrasing Jim.
I don't know if he said that exactly that way, but that's what he meant.
I'm paraphrasing it.
So, that begs the question, what the heck is in this book that is so potentially damaging to the Obama administration?
And it could be that this whole thing was completely staged.
At least that's the assertion of the book, and it presents a tremendous amount of photographic evidence that seems to support that conclusion.
I'm not yet going to decide whether I agree with the entire book or not.
I would have to do a lot more research, and this just isn't my focus.
I'm actually kind of busy with the laboratory research on clean food research.
Food composition analysis.
That's what takes up more of my time.
But other people have looked into Sandy Hook, and I tell you, there are a lot of people that are talking to me and saying they are convinced that the whole thing was faked, that there were not 400-plus children there.
Thank you.
Thank you.
This is very curious, right?
At the very least, isn't it curious?
Why?
America is supposed to have a First Amendment, right?
Freedom of speech.
And we have a long history of even tolerating books with which we disagree.
You know, we tolerate the arts and poetry even if we disagree with the message of the poem, right?
Freedom of expression is one of the foundational rights of America, in America.
Right?
And yet Amazon has now selectively chosen this book to be censored.
Out of all the books and all the crazy stuff that they publish, this book is being selected for censorship by Amazon.
What makes this book so special?
That's the question.
You can probably find books on Amazon.com.
I haven't searched for this, but I bet you can find books on how to make pipe bombs.
I bet you can find books on how to build your own flamethrower for the zombie apocalypse.
You can probably find books on making man traps.
You know, you could probably find all kinds of books on Amazon that have all kinds of interesting how-to information that could even be used by terrorists, let's say, to learn how to do something.
You know, maybe they even have a book, How to Make an ISIS Explosive Suicide Vest.
Who knows?
But they don't ban any of those books.
Those books are okay.
Because we're supposed to have this respect of freedom of speech where...
A book itself, whether you agree or disagree with it, books should be available to people because knowledge should not be a crime.
Reading should not be a crime.
Literacy on all these subjects should not be a crime.
And what's the harm if somebody wants to read this book called Nobody Died at Sandy Hook?
What's the harm if somebody wants to believe that?
What's the harm if somebody disagrees with the government's official story?
Shouldn't be any harm if the government's story is rock-solid.
If there's no cover-up, if there's no conspiracy, then what's the danger in asking questions about it?
Right?
If the evidence is so rock-solid, there shouldn't be any risk to the status quo for people to come along and take photos and ask questions and denounce the official narrative and so on.
So the very fact that Amazon has chosen to ban this book is almost by itself an indictment of the status quo's official story of what happened at Sandy Hook.
Now...
I want you to read this book for yourself, so you can download it right now at naturalnews.com.
The PDF file, the complete PDF, is there.
It's available free of charge.
If you don't see it on the homepage, just search for Sandy Hook, and it'll bring up the story where you have the link.
You can also find this on talknetwork.com.
We'll have the link posted there so you can download the free book.
And this is with permission of the author, Jim, I'm sorry, the editor, Jim Fetzer.
He's giving it away.
He wants people to read it.
By banning this book, Amazon.com has just increased its distribution by a factor of maybe 1,000.
Maybe 1,000 people would have bought the book.
Now a million people are going to read it.
Or 10,000 might have bought it on Amazon.
Now 10 million will read it for free.
And so this attempt to censor this book by Amazon.com is actually multiplying the readership Of the book.
And it reminds me, since we're in Star Wars era again, reminds me of the quote from Episode 4.
Princess Leia talking to Darth Vader saying something about the tighter your grip, the more we squeeze through your fingers.
The more the status quo tries to censor and shut down free speech, the more people actually wake up and start asking questions and start saying, hey, what the heck?
What's going on here?
Why does the system not want us to read this?
What is so profound in this book that we have to be prevented from being able to read it?
So those are the big questions that come to mind right now.
Now another question in all of this is, if Amazon.com now sees itself as the arbiter of what you are allowed to read and not read, then where else is it going to start banning books?
Think about this.
Amazon.com was founded by Jeff Bezos, the same guy who owns the Washington Post.
The Washington Post is a fascist newspaper tied into corporate interests and government propaganda.
The Washington Post, the entire science editorial board of that paper, is nothing more than prostitutes for Monsanto, for example.
The articles they write appear to me as if they were actually written by Monsanto and then Washington Post editors put their names on them and published them as news articles.
They're just propaganda, just pure Monsanto propaganda.
The same thing is true with all the articles having to do with government or the Obama administration.
The Washington Post is pro-big government, pro-Obama, and anti-America, anti-freedom, anti-constitution.
The Washington Post and Jeff Bezos hate America.
They hate the Founding Fathers.
They hate the Bill of Rights.
They hate the First Amendment.
And they certainly hate the Second Amendment.
So, it's not a stretch to think that Amazon.com is going to reflect these same values of hating America that the Washington Post reflects.
And that Jeff Bezos apparently reflects.
And that Amazon.com may soon start banning books that disagree with the official government narratives on other events.
So if you write a book on Black Lives Matter, for example, maybe if you don't praise and worship Black Lives Matter, your book's going to be banned because the official government position is one that worships Black Lives Matter.
You must now be politically correct to have your book carried by Amazon.com, it seems.
And they can selectively punish you and censor you Anytime they want, for no reason whatsoever.
There's no due process for authors on Amazon.com.
There's no courtroom where you can defend yourself and explain your side.
It's simply Amazon.com now is the Orwellian Ministry of Truth.
And they decide what gets sold and what doesn't get sold.
And because Amazon has such a large market share of the retail book business in the United States, they are consolidating power into their hands and representing a real danger to the ability of the American people to read books representing a diversity of thought. they are consolidating power into their hands and representing a What Amazon.com wants is absolute cognitive conformity.
They want authors and customers to be obedient, to conform to the official government narratives.
They want not diversity, but conformity.
And so this is a kind of an intellectual eugenics, if you will.
Maybe that's not the right term.
It is an intellectual homogenization or a lack of diversity that demands absolute obedience to the Amazon agenda.
And it really makes me wonder, what is Amazon going to start banning next?
Will they ban books that are critical of Monsanto?
Will they ban books on medicinal herbs and essential oils?
Will they ban books on homeopathy or Reiki or meditation, for that matter?
Will they ban books on Christianity?
What will they ban next?
Books that show how to clean firearms?
Who knows where this is going?
That's the question.
Has Amazon.com just become your big brother that's going to decide what you can and can't read?
Alright, I'm going to continue this in the last section coming up here.
Stay with me.
This is Mike Adams, TalkNetwork.com.
I'll be right back.
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