Ken McCarthy is a prolific author, social and political critic, and one of the earliest pioneers in the commercialization of the Internet. Time Magazine credits him with being the first person to articulate the importance of the click-through rate as a key metric for making the Internet economically and commercially viable. He also played an important role in the development of the Internet publishing landscape being perhaps the first to have a news site on the world wide web. In addition to his business accomplishments, Ken’s lifelong interests in health, science, and political injustice have led him to study the corruption of medicine and science, as well as undertake substantial projects as a citizen journalist. His activism has included empowering disadvantaged communities in the Hudson Valley, New York and New Orleans. He has authored books dealing with entrepreneuralship and internet marketing, and more controversial topics such as the Covid pandemic, Anthony Fauci and medical totalitarianism, the genocide in Israel, and Kennedys. In addition to Ken's most recent book is "JFK and RFK's Secret Battle Against Zionist Extremism: The Documentary Evidence", he is the author of "What the Nurses Saw" addressing the incompetence of treating Covid-19 cases, and "Fauci's First Fraud" dealing with Fauci's handling of the AIDS crisis. His website is WhatTheNursesSaw.com
