Diary of a Psychosis: How Public Health Disgraced Itself During Covid Mania

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Last update: 12-19-2024


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FOREWORD BY JAY BHATTACHARYA, MD, PHD

You remember the story: some locations did better than others on Covid because some locations followed the rules, and others foolishly ignored them. Covid spread was your fault, you science hater!

There is precisely zero evidence behind any aspect of this morality play, which is demolished by this book.

Diary of a Psychosis is different from all other books on Covid: it traces the development of the government response as it happened, bit by bit, and subjects it to relentless scrutiny: did any of it do any good?

It thereby preserves some of the crucial day-to-day details that other chronicles have forgotten. And it's those little details of the bizarre behavior of those years that, presented together, preserve for the reader the full horror of the madness of those dark days.

The more people know the information in this book, the harder it will be for the ruling classes to do this to us again.


Top reviews from the United States

  • Neal Reynolds
    5.0 out of 5 stars WOW! IT'S EVEN BETTER AT DOCUMENTING THE EVIL BASIS OF THE COVID HYSTERIA THAN I EXPECTED!
    Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2024
    OUTSTANDING!! I ordered a physical copy of the book, and it is even bigger and more authoritative than I expected. And yet it is so well-written that I devoured the pages as if it was a best-selling thriller. Or perhaps horror, especially after the point is reached when it becomes clear that the hysterical reaction to the relatively mild Covid-19 disease (which primarily affects the elderly or others with severely compromised immune systems), such as the lock-downs and mandatory experimental mRNA shots (which appear to have killed and injured far more people than the Covid-19 disease itself), was not (primarily) due to ineptitude but to evil.

    When I got to the part of the book that mentions how the federal government invoked the defense production act to force GM to make ventilators (because allegedly they were life-saving miracles but not enough were available), I remembered how just a few weeks before on "The Resident" (which, up through that time at least, was perhaps the most honest and instructive mainstream medical drama ever) one (less experienced) person wanted to put a patient who was suffering from a severe respertory disease on a ventilator, but a more experienced doctor (yes, young and handsome for the ladies, but still!) nixed it, saying that for conditions such as his ventilators resulted in death 95% of the time! So I, a layman, knew from the beginning that ventilators were going to increase, not decrease, deaths -- but of course I, unlike the hospitals, wasn't being paid thousands of dollars by the government every time a person was put on a ventilator! (And when it finally became clear after several weeks just how much harm the ventilators were doing, the hospitals acted like they had no idea it would cause so many deaths! And they certainly didn't return the money... in fact, as the book points out, they got more money for every death! Seldom in human history [other than wars] has the incarnation of evil been clearer.)

    Part of the reason I bought a physical copy (or two) is so that I could "accidentally" leave one in my nephew's room after the Christmas gathering. For even in this day-and-age there is a certain "have to pick it up and glance it at" curiosity about a physical book that simply doesn't exist for a text, PDF, or Kindle file. But I figured if I wrapped it up and gave it to him as an outright gift it wouldn't fly for two reasons: first, his parents (die-hard democrats) would probably insist I take it back, or at minimum confiscate it (and hide or destroy it) after I left. But even if they didn't, getting a book as a gift often almost seems like getting socks or underwear, and thus my nephew would likely avoid reading it as it would feel like an "assignment". But by "accidentally" leaving it behind I suspect by the time I next see him for Easter he will have read it... and perhaps even ask me if he can loan it to a friend rather than give it back to me! (If this works, I may become a regular Johnny Appleseed, leaving books and pamphlets wherever I go and seeing if, in time, the tree of liberty yields popular fruit!)

    As others have also realized, I think the purpose of this book is three-fold: First, to serve as a thorough source that we can all use to become experts on the subject; Two, to give to others to learn from; and three, to remind us of how we can never just "forget and move on", for the history of the government (and all governments) proves that every time you let them get away with their horrible oppression (such as the creation of the central bank and forcing the U.S. involvement in "The Great War"), the evil is emboldened to do even worse next time. All in all, an outstanding book. Well done, Tom Woods!
  • Snorky
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent factual history of what went on during COVID and why none of it made sense.
    Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2023
    The author did a great job of chronologically going through what happened from the start of COVID, until June of 2023. He presented charts, data, and true expert testimony, that showed how every action the government did made zero difference. How they "experts" would claim this or that was going to be a super spreader event, which then never happened. How a state opening up was going to kill millions, and didn't happen.. How they would claim masks worked, but the presented charts clearly showed they made no difference. How even more inhuman things got when the vaccines came out, and how they went with passports and how they made no difference. How the media would make a statement one year when it was against someone they didn't seem to like politically, or was doing things against what the regime was wanting them to do, and then showed how the same media would make a completely different statement when it wasn't involving a political motive. He showed how the government was heavily involved with the censorship of any dissident voices speaking out against all the lockdowns and mandates. All the information presented really does lead you to believe there was a mass psychosis going on, not only from the top, but from the people blindly following their dictates. If it wasn't that, one may guess it was something even more sinister. This book is a great reminder of just how the "experts" in government really don't have a clue, and, in my opinion, should never be trusted. For those who thought those experts were right, and this time really was the time to remove every freedom a person ever had, you really need to read this book and see just how wrong they were. I cannot recommend this book highly enough.
  • PBuck1983
    5.0 out of 5 stars A Must-Read!
    Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024
    Tom Woods was among the first to see the COVID response for what it truly was, and his formidable intellectual and rhetorical opposition to the widespread psychological manipulation, governmental overreach, and public health tyranny was a major help to many of us trying to stay sane.

    I got this book in kindle and audiobook formats, and also picked up and read his bonus chapters and bonus book “Collateral Damage.” The value:cost ratio for this book is easily more than double the average, and every bit of it was worth the time it took. The dozens of easily digestible charts and graphs, alone, make it worth the price of admission.

    This is one of those must-read books that is important not just for understanding the response to COVID, but for psychologically inoculating oneself against the manipulations used so that nothing like it happens again. Even people who lived through it and saw all the insanity and tyranny firsthand for what it was will benefit from this book, because it provides such a broad, in-depth overview based on far more than a single person’s experience. Also, it’s dang entertaining, even though (or partially because) some parts called up memories that raised my blood pressure and set me on edge for fight or flight.

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