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In Masking the Truth: How COVID-19 Destroyed Civil Liberties and Shut Down the World, best-selling author Donald Jeffries thoroughly documents what he calls "The Greatest Psyop in the History of the World." From padding the stats for "COVID" deaths that were from other causes, to admitting the COVID-19 strain has never been isolated, to covering up the massive numbers of deaths and injuries from the "Warp Speed" vaccine, Jeffries shows how we have been lied to repeatedly about every aspect of the COVID narrative, from the very beginning."Don Jeffries is one of the most important and original social commentators writing today. He is always ahead of the curve and always fearless. Never miss an argument from this writer of integrity and insight." - New York Times Best-Selling author Naomi Wolf "One of the reasons I have appreciated my friend Don Jeffries over the past three-years, so much, is that his analysis of the plandemic, from the left, was like my own and I didn't feel so alone. We need books like this to provide us a clear, and factual record of what can never happen again: the gross violation of public health, civil and human rights with the slash and burn policies of the global self-proclaimed elite." - Cindy Sheehan, Peace and Social Justice Advocate"As a cast member of a television show that exemplifies much of the American dream, I am increasingly aware that this dream is under attack. From the presentation of a lifestyle that is no longer attainable by the middle class to the forbidden depiction of a nuclear family with two parents where neither of them is an idiot. Jeffries' book represents the point of view that is much like many Americans, myself included. For those of us, who have learned not to trust the government and the mainstream media it controls, this pandemic just never passed the smell test. The information presented in this book represents something as forbidden as the nuclear family: DISCUSSION."- Susan Olsen, Actress (The Brady Bunch) and radio host

This meticulously researched book explores the concept of fame in all its fleeting glory and confounding inconsistency. Why do so many entertainers do so much better financially than peers who have comparable resumes? Author Donald Jeffries also examines a subject he is quite familiar with; the myriad of unnatural deaths which have plagued the entertainment industry since the dawn of Hollywood. The deaths of John Lennon, Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, Natalie Wood, and many others are scrutinized in exacting detail. Jeffries communicated with many older entertainers during the course of researching the book, and their perspectives are included here. On Borrowed Fame will be of great interest to fans, celebrities, and anyone with even a cursory affinity for the world of show business. If you're anything like me, and have a hard time not looking at the car crash as you drive by: You will love this book. I'm dyslexic and have difficulty reading but found it even more difficult stopping. The book showed me how very lucky I've been, pursuing my passions; Acting, Class A Speedway Racing and Inventing.- Billy Gray, Father Knows Best, The Day the Earth Stood StillDonald Jeffries' On Borrowed Fame is indeed a revelatory and painful experience. It paints the big picture of the price of Fame in Hollywood. One that mercilessly illustrates through fact and story the real price paid by many of my colleagues and myself. Fame is not a blessing, it's a curse. This book is a witness to the carnage and horrible truth of the matter. Fame is not what it appears to be on the outside. Fame is a glamorous car wreck. Fame sucks. This is an important book that tells us all as fellow human beings that attention must be paid.I congratulate Mr. Jeffries for having had the courage to write it.- Nick Mancuso,¿Paris 2020"It's possible to be a musician in the biggest band imaginable, and within a few years be forced to work a regular job." That ominous statement is echoed throughout Donald Jeffries' whirlwind of woe in the world of entertainment, On Borrowed Time. Those household name actors in your favourite TV shows you assumed were well paid and would surely always have a firm foothold in show business? Not so much it turns out, as stated here: "A regular on a television series is at least as likely to have their acting career end when their show does." The arbitrary payment structures that seem to have been made up on the spot, the blatant rip offs and the sheer number of early and often suspicious Hollywood deaths that were rarely investigated would make anyone think twice about being an actor. What an eye opener this book is!- Graham Parker, singer-songwriter