Fauci joined the NIH in 1968.
About 6% of American kids had a chronic condition back then.
By 1984, when he took over NIAID, it was 11.8%.
Forty years later, it’s over 60%.
Fauci didn’t lose a war on disease. He waged one on your kids.
I’m not impressed with these hearings where Republicans traipse some corrupt scumbag out and yell at him for three hours. Yeah, he’s a corrupt scumbag. I agree. So why isn’t he under arrest? Why isn’t he facing any real consequences? Why aren’t you actually doing anything?
Fauci didn’t stop us from taking Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine because they didn’t work.
Fauci stopped us from taking Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine because they did work.
He knowingly killed people.
He cannot walk free from it.
Evil.
If Canada stopped sending money abroad
we could buy
125 water bombers EVERY YEAR ...... or 26,000 doctors.
They're killing us for signs in Africa asking people not to s*it on the beach.
Fauci FRAUDULENTLY claimed ivermectin didn’t work so the government could inject the entire population with emergency-use-authorized gene therapies.
106 studies involving 200,000+ patients show ivermectin:
REDUCED mortality by 47%
REDUCED hospitalization by 34%
REDUCED cases by 79%
INCREASED viral clearance by 44%
IMPROVED recovery by 39%
Dr. Fauci will not only face a CONTEMPT vote by the Senate committee but now a FLORIDA AG investigation at the state-level — BOTH go around the pardon. End Quote
This is for people who keep assuming the pardon is null/void because it was done with the autopen. No! The pardon is always at the federal level. Which doesn't excuse your crimes at the State & Local level. Even if you were pardoned by a REAL pen signed by D. Trump.
If Fauci goes down for his crimes against humanity then every world leader, MSM talking head, doctor, nurse, or anyone else who forced this bioweapon on humanity need to suffer consequences right along with him.
Americans buried parents alone. Children lost years of childhood. Families watched businesses they had built over a lifetime disappear.
And while the country suffered, Anthony Fauci was writing in his diary about becoming “the most famous and talked about person in the country” and marveling that his fame was “explosive and really unimaginable.”
There was no camera he couldn’t find. No interview he couldn’t give. No American life he wouldn’t micromanage.
He said one thing to the public, and would write the opposite in his diary.
Today, when the country finally demanded answers, the man who never stopped talking suddenly went silent.