Longtime vaccine critic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has a runaway bestseller on his hands with his blockbuster book skewering Dr. Anthony Fauci, no thanks to what his publisher calls a "Total media blackout." "The Real Anthony Fauci: Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health" continued its reign Wednesday atop the Amazon and USA Today nonfiction bestseller lists and ranked fifth on The New York Times' list of top-selling books.
"We pitched Bobby Kennedy to all of the mainstream media outlets: television, newspapers, and none of those places have even asked to see a copy of the book," Mr. Lyons said.
Dr. Fauci is a media favorite, and social media companies have cracked down on content that contests the coronavirus authorities in the name of squelching "Misinformation." That the book has racked up enormous sales despite the media cold shoulder illustrates the limits of major outlets and tech platforms to control the pandemic narrative and to influence conservative and alternative media in airing dissenting views.
The publishing firm said it received the following message from Amazon: "Please remove any content related to political campaigns, elections, or political issues of public debate; that advocates for or against a politician or a political party; or that personally attacks a political figure." Twitter also rejected an ad over its "Political content," while Facebook suspended the publisher's advertising account after Skyhorse tried to promote the book.
YouTube removed a book-signing video, leaving Mr. Kennedy to pitch his book on venues such as Fox Nation's "Tucker Carlson Today," "The Corbett Report" and Newsmax's "Stinchfield," hosted by Grant Stinchfield.
Thanks again to everyone who has bought my book that exposes Anthony Fauci, Bill Gates and Big Pharma's global war on democracy and public health.
Co/nBQc0a0Hxq - Robert F. Kennedy Jr November 28, 2021 Some of the comments support Mr. Kennedy's right to challenge the status quo rather than endorsing the book's convictions.
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/dec/2/publisher-blasts-total-media-blackout-robert-kenne/
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