Bad Medicine

Mikki Willis is a father and an independent investigative filmmaker. After digging for survivors under the rubble of the World Trade Center in 2001, Willis experienced an awakening that reshaped his life and profession. Since then, his productions have been used to correct divisive narratives about historic events, and as key evidence in major international court cases. His production, PLANDEMIC, which was also published as a book, is the most seen and censored documentary series of all time. Allyson Rimmer got her experience as a senior research analyst working in the disciplines of national security, WMD prevention policy, and mass torts litigation. She received her MA in Nonproliferation and Terrorism Studies from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey. She also holds a BA in International Relations from the University of Arizona. Prior to her time with Elevate Films, Allyson worked as a research analyst with a large law firm in the South, working on the National Opioid Litigation, one of the largest civil litigation cases in US history. Her awakening began after she noticed parallels in the United States between the institutional COVID response and the institutionalized pain pill campaign of the late 1990s and early 2000s that led to the destruction and total devastation of millions of American lives.

“Bad Medicine raises questions that millions of families have quietly asked since the pandemic. This book encourages thoughtful investigation and reminds us why honesty and integrity must remain the foundation of healthcare.”—Dr. Edward F. Group, III, DC, NP, NHC“Bad Medicine says it all in the title. Most people didn’t die from COVID-19; they died from medical malpractice and cold-hearted abuse. The book grabs you from the first page, and by the end of the first chapter, you are incredulous, furious, and in tears. It chronicles raw truths that every doctor, politician, pastor, and patriot must acknowledge. The testimonials are presented in a way only a sensitive filmmaker could capture—stories about a time that must never be forgotten and situations that must never happen again.”—Sherri Tenpenny, DO, AOBNMM, ABIHM author, podcaster, speaker, entrepreneur “During recent production of a COVID movie in Thailand, we shot a sequence of scenes on location in a mountain village. The village was largely deserted due to the ‘pandemic.’ A legacy of this disgraceful episode, set out as lived experience in this excellent book, was a deserted kindergarten—stick-men drawings, desks, and dust. For some reason it broke my heart. But herein the truth unfolds. COVID will turn out to be the greatest mistake they ever contrived.” —Dr. Andrew Wakefield, MBBS, filmmaker“During the Nuremberg trial, the Nazi doctors being accused of war crimes all said they were just doing what they were told. In this precise reflection on the COVID pandemic, Bad Medicine makes a compelling case that COVID was similarly just a pandemic of institutionalized medical malpractice. Proving once again that if we don’t learn from our past, we are doomed to repeat it.”—Del Bigtree, host of The HighWire“Bad Medicine documents one of the most painful and misunderstood chapters of the pandemic—what happened inside hospitals when fear, policy, and institutional incentives collided with desperate families trying to save their loved ones. It is a chapter in modern medicine that history must never forget. Medicine cannot heal if it refuses to examine its own history. And history cannot be honest if these stories are forgotten. This book ensures they won’t be.”—Pierre Kory, MD, MPA, author of The War on Ivermectin and The War on Chlorine Dioxide