Forbidden Facts

Government Deceit & Suppression About Brain Damage from Childhood Vaccines

De: Gavin de Becker

Narrado por: Gavin de Becker

Have Government agencies and big corporations ever created and promoted outright lies and cover-ups?

Of course they have. When they do it together, that is the definition of conspiracy.

Internationally recognized criminologist and bestselling author of The Gift of Fear, Gavin de Becker, investigates how the Government "debunks" inconvenient and unwanted truths. This story of true crime includes bogus research, bribes, compromised experts, paid conspirators, destruction of evidence, and massive publicity campaigns to discredit people and truths that don’t fit official wishes.

Listeners are provided real-time access to original source material that clearly details how Government agencies and Big Pharma have routinely conspired to deceive the public on matters of profound importance.

©2025 Gavin de Becker (P)2025 Skyhorse Audio

Very Good

A great book for beginners in the research of vaccines and medial corruption but also a must for any collector of those already involved. It's put very well and a must buy.

Forbidden Facts

Very informative and enlightening. Well done and outstanding delivery. Suspected the subversion but the recording of the meeting of the IOM was incontrovertible.

Eye opening

Information was presented in a very clear manner. In our era of profit at any cost, it is beyond shameful what the medical profession is allowing to be injected into newborns and children.

Great information and narration

Gavin de Becker, already well known for The Gift of Fear, turns his investigative talents in Forbidden Facts: Government Deceit & Suppression About Brain Damage from Childhood Vaccines toward a deeply controversial and emotionally charged subject. Whatever one’s stance on vaccine safety, the book is an ambitious and compelling entry in the genre of exposé-investigative nonfiction. It succeeds in several respects, even while raising difficult questions.
De Becker does not shy away from making bold assertions. He examines how government agencies and large pharmaceutical corporations—according to his research—have allegedly suppressed evidence, manipulated experts, destroyed or buried data, and launched public relations campaigns to discredit findings and voices that contradict the “accepted narrative.”
For readers who appreciate deep dives into institutional behavior, power dynamics, and the intersection of public health, policy, and ethics, this book supplies plenty of fuel for thought. The framing is very much “how much do we trust official narratives, especially when they may conflict with inconvenient evidence.”
The book is relatively short (208 pages) yet dense, which works to its advantage. De Becker gives readers access to original documents, source materials, and historic cases. That lends weight to his arguments—he’s not just presenting opinions; he is pointing to evidence, whether or not all readers will accept his interpretations or conclusions.
De Becker clearly intends not just to inform but to provoke: to encourage skepticism, to challenge the assumption that “accepted science” is beyond question, and to shine light on what he sees as systematic suppression of dissenting data. For people who value questioning authority or who feel uneasy about how scientific or medical evidence is managed or communicated, this is an electrifying read. Even for those more skeptical of De Becker’s claims, the book presents a perspective that is hard to ignore.

Informative

It is a crime that this information has been suppressed for so long. Everyone should listen or read !