
Dr. John Reizer
Between 2020 and 2023, my novella, Plandemic, was, in my opinion, widely censored online, and Amazon placed asterisks and exclamation marks next to the publication.
When the book first launched, one-star reviews kept coming. Then, 5-star, more positive reviews started coming in. After climbing from a one-star to a 4-star average and earning over a hundred ratings, the ratings suddenly stopped coming in, and many were erased. From then on, the book stopped selling copies, and no one ever commented on the story again on Amazon.
Notice the (! *) marks alongside the book


The exclamation and asterisk marks posted by Amazon on a publication clearly labeled and marketed as fiction were mind-bending, to say the least.
The asterisk mark included a message encouraging readers to visit the CDC website because the product they were about to purchase and download, in Amazon’s view, contained misleading information about the nonexistent COVID-19 virus and bioweapons disguised as vaccines.
Perhaps Amazon was concerned that my story outlined the entire pandemic script in the summer of 2020, long before the vaccines were created, according to officialdom.
After Plandemic was released in 2020, people contacted me and explained that they experienced problems downloading the book from Amazon. Other readers, there were hundreds of them, left reviews that never got published.
I don’t doubt my story was broadly censored. When I made the book available as a free PDF that readers could download directly from the NoFakeNews website, many thousands of copies were downloaded.
To this day, the book has received no additional ratings or comments on Amazon. The asterisk and exclamation marks have since been removed.
What was considered (my novella) an outlandish conspiracy theory in 2020 is now the core hypothesis of many critical thinkers about what transpired during the world pandemic years.
Written in 2020

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As we have discussed before, Lisa, we’re playing in a proverbial rigged casino. There are plenty of rigged casinos across many genres. Amazon is no exception, in my opinion. 🤣
Your book is excellent, and of course, the trolls and bots are going to criticize someone who talks negatively about vaccines. Who cares? The important thing is that you dared to write the truth, and there aren’t many of us willing to do that!
John
I hadn’t realized, John, that Amazon had done this to your novel Plandemic. Although it doesn’t surprise me at all.
I had to go look at it. Despite nothing new coming in you do a significant amount of good reviews. That’s something to be proud of.
I was also happy to notice that my review for it was still there. Reviews can sometimes disappear. As so many did for the Target List movie.
But it would seem Amazon is preventing Plandemic from continuing to become even more successful. That is disappointing. Because it is a fantastic tell all book written under the guise of fiction.
And I hadn’t even checked on my own book Subtle Sabotage in quite some time. Where in the second half of the book I stress the dangers of vaccines because of my son with autism. I have a lot of good reviews from when I first published it in 2019, but there doesn’t seem to be much since then. And the few newest ones are more negative.
A number of reviews state how I go after vaccines, and don’t agree with me on the matter. Imagine that! 🤣
But I know from my promotions every three months that I have sold just a few books each time. Also, I do well when it’s free for a couple of days every few months. But Otherwise it never gets noticed.
So, I know some people are seeing it, but there really hasn’t been anything new in the way of reviews with mine either.
Although the one from Sci-Fi Guy is still there! 🙂
Lisa