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ACF PoMoCon #41 Aaron Kheriaty, The New Abnormal
My friend Aaron Kheriaty just published with Regnery The New Abnormal, a book on the elite institutional pandemic response in America and the ways in which it sets up a biomedical security state, the steps leading up to this development since the dawn of the 21st century, and what we should worry about and prepare for. Aaron was a psychiatrist for a long time at UC Irvine before they fired him for opposing their vaccine mandate. He claimed an exemption for prior infection, but was met with a tyrannic attitude. He is suing UC Irvine in federal court and wrote about the injustice of university vaccine mandates for the WSJ. Since his firing, he wrote this book and is trying to help Americans stand up for their rights. He joined me on the podcast earlier this week. Please listen to our interview, buy his book, and let him know he’s fighting the good fight!
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Just bought the book. Perhaps it will shed light on the inexplicable behavior of our medical establishment, particularly inside the Academy. Vaccine mandates forced Americans to participate in a large clinical trial or lose their livelihoods. I only hope that in future generations, the people in charge will be as infamous as those responsible for the Tuskegee experiments, excessive frontal lobotomies and forced sterilization.
Far too many do not realize how far America has descended into a frightening Sovietized “Bio-Medical Security State”
Great Post.
Will be buying the book.
I am glad to meet this man through your introducing him here.
as sad as it is that he was fired for not participating in the experimental bio weapon program, he has his on-going health to compensate him for his wise choice in the matter.
Every day, I encounter another 3 to one dozen people over on twitter who felt they had no choice and so they went and rolled up their sleeves. Now they face serious disabilities, with doctors who mock them and no real treatments. They have no way to know if these are lifelong problems or if they will fade over time.
The tragedy is that if everyone had stood together, then all the major employers would have backed down.
With the news that the judge in New York state has ruled in favor of the workers who had lost their job because of the “vax hesitancy”, I am keeping fingers crossed that Keriaty will see the same just ruling apply to his case as well.
& in the short term, we should all hope to expose these mandates, so they don’t recur!
These things have happened to friends of mine, too. Nobody’s talking about vax harms among the people with a large audience. My friend Carl Eric Scott, over at our Postmodern Conservative substack, has been writing about it quite a bit. He’s mad at “Professional Conservatives” for not speaking up for the victims.
Thanks! It seems, for the most part it’s people who got hurt who realize there’s a problem & they’ve not managed yet to organize to speak loudly enough to attract attention…