The Detailed Story Of Peter Duesberg's Ruination And Ascension soon Out On Kindle: "The Passion Of Peter Duesberg"

I have not listened yet but to 5 minutes of Robert Malone’s interview with Joe Rogan, but a firefly lit up earlier today as I was browsing Twitter about it. (I’m permanently banned from Twitter since the first purge.) I could have sworn I saw the name “Peter Duesberg.”

I sat up, felt a sense of “pay attention.”

I understood immediately that Malone had mentioned Peter Duesberg.

My good friend Peter Olsen wrote me on Facebook and said he had listened to the entire Malone interview. I asked him to report what he had heard and he listed many explosive subjects Malone had touched on.

“Han går också bakåt i tiden och betygar sin respekt för din gamle vän Peter Duesberg,” he wrote.

Translation: “He also goes back in time and testifies his respect for your old friend Peter Duesberg.”

Robert Malone?

I had listened to the first 5 minutes and in the first 3 he said he “cut his teeth” with the “virus hunters,” Robert Gallo et al, seeking to establish that “retroviruses” caused cancers; He also said that they had established retroviral immuno-deficiency in primates. I was thinking about the poor “HIV infected” chimps who died of old age, and wondering what Malone meant.

Well, never mind that, right now.

If he spoke of Duesberg, my spidey sense tells me something big is coming. A sea change.

Because Malone didn’t just mention Duesberg—as my friend Peter said, he “testified” his respect.

Here’s what I see:

Peter Duesberg’s name, the name they (Fauci Inc.) worked so violently and diligently to erase for decades, comes back now, emerges like a full moon between the trees. Much thanks to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s culture-turning colossus The Real Anthony Fauci, people are now able to see things that were previously occluded.

I have a sense that people are standing beneath this Duesberg Moon, feeling a yearning and a remorse, like a great love they didn’t know to appreciate at the time. It got away.

People want to pay their respects to him. And I can help with this.

The greatest form of respect is to listen to another’s story, just to know it and care.

My article “The Passion Of Peter Duesberg” was written (2003-2006) in the last age of long form journalism, for Harper’s, but not published as it was written, because it got collapsed into a longer, very different article.

That first version was my favorite though, and I regretted that it never saw the light of day.

About a year ago, or more, a few friends and I actually got around to obtaining an electronic version of my out-of print book, containing this chapter, as Chapter One. Then my friend Alex Hatch took a photo I once took on a throwaway camera, in Milan in 2001, of Peter Duesberg and Kary Mullis, and made a cover in a few minutes, which I thought was perfect. A somewhat boozy photo, admittedly—not the traditional “science” cover. They’re looking at the sky.

Tonight, my goal is to publish this chapter as a first chapter on Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing. With our somewhat experimental cover, which I am non-negotiable about: It’s the cover.

So, here’s the plan: I’m publishing my old book again, one chapter at a time on Kindle. (For now.)

While we are under a Duesberg Moon.