About The COVID Truth: Exposing the Plandemic, mRNA Bioweapons, and the Global Depopulation Agenda
The COVID Truth: What They Don’t Want You to Know is a bold and controversial investigation into the events surrounding the 2020 global pandemic, challenging widely accepted narratives and presenting an alternative perspective on what truly happened.
Spanning over 610 pages, the book brings together extensive research, documents, and interpretations that explore key areas such as the timeline of the virus and vaccine development, patent records, and debates around the origins of COVID-19. It also examines claims about vaccine contents and effects, the role of governments and global institutions, and the influence of media and technology platforms in shaping public understanding.
The author further discusses topics ranging from gain-of-function research to reported societal trends, while arguing that important information has been suppressed or overlooked. Central to the book are three overarching theories that attempt to explain the motivations behind these events, including the concealment of past research, long-term strategic planning scenarios, and financial or power-driven incentives.
Positioned as the first installment in a larger trilogy, the book is presented as both an exposé and a call for readers to question official accounts, explore alternative viewpoints, and engage critically with one of the most impactful global events in modern history.
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Author Bio:
TRACEY SCHUBERT
Tracey Schubert is a multidisciplinary professional with a background spanning Astrology, Journalism, Psychology, Human Resources, and Health & Safety consulting.
She left high school at the age of 17, where she served as Deputy Head Girl, to care for her mother during her battle with cancer. Although she had a strong early interest in Astrology, she pursued more traditional career paths at the time, continuing it as a personal passion.
Her professional journey began in Journalism before she transitioned into Psychology, completing a double major in Psychology and Sociology. She later earned a Master of Social Sciences with Honours, along with a Diploma in Community Psychology.
For over 35 years, Tracey worked extensively in the fields of addiction recovery, sexual abuse support, and trauma counselling, including both victims and perpetrators. She also lectured in Addiction Studies, Gender Studies, Counselling Skills, and Sexual Abuse Counselling across multiple technical institutes in New Zealand.
Her work expanded into organisational psychology, where she supported community groups and organisations in improving relationships, team dynamics, and overall wellbeing. A consistent theme throughout her career has been her commitment to helping people become healthier, stronger, and more self-aware.
Following her psychology career, she moved into Human Resources and Health & Safety, focusing on improving systems and workplace wellbeing before retiring after a second near-death experience. She now lives in the Bay of Islands, New Zealand.
Tracey was raised in a Christian household by an English mother and an American father who met during World War II. Over time, her worldview became more unconventional, incorporating interests in Astrology, Reincarnation, and spiritual philosophy. She is also a founding member of the Pluto Society, a group of astrologers who studied geopolitical events through astrological frameworks.
Beyond her professional life, Tracey is passionate about gardening, renovating homes, and caring for animals, particularly cats and horses. She has also been a long-time practitioner of Satyananda Yoga.
After experiencing infertility and a serious medical complication in 2003 that led to a near-death experience, Tracey reports being told she still had work to do. She later experienced a second near-death experience in 2019, after which she began work on a book exploring COVID-19 and what she describes as a spiritual conflict concerning humanity. This work developed over three years into a trilogy.