Doc Malik on the corruption of the medical industry
He was a medical doctor who challenged the Covid medical protocols and ended up without a medical licence.
Ahmad Malik, known as Doc Malik, is a former orthopaedic consultant surgeon who voluntarily withdrew his licence to practise and registration from the UK's General Medical Council in January 2024, following his cancellation by private hospitals.
In other words, they didn't want him around because he was doing what a doctor is supposed to do: care about the health of his patients.
He has gained prominence through his podcast Doc Malik Honest Health, where he critiques the mainstream Covid-19 narrative, highlighting issues such as media misinformation, lack of vaccine transparency, and the erosion of medical ethics including informed consent during the "pandemic".
Actually, to be fair, his podcast has ventured into other topics too.
The COVID-19 response eroded the four pillars of medical ethics, impacting public trust and patient rights.
— Doc Malik
🎙️ Podcast episode
Ahmad joined me on my podcast to chat about his experience with the medical industry and, well, everything else.
We’re constantly bombarded with fake news, propaganda, agendas, and outright lies.
It’s an information war.
What is true?
I don’t know either—but I’m trying to find out.
As it happens, most people don't know that the World Health Organisation quietly changed the definition of "pandemic" in 2009. Were it not for the definition change, there'd have been no Covid "pandemic". Total coincidence, bro.
The buck stops with the commander in chief, and no amount of blaming Fauci changes the fact that Donald Trump personally signed every major instrument of the Covid response into existence. Was he duped? Sure, but that doesn't absolve him.
Back in 2020, when I was trying to figure out what was going on, I interviewed mainstream scientists. While cringeworthy, this conversation with a Johns Hopkins infectious disease physician is nonetheless part of my archive, and I'm sharing it for posterity.
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