New revelations from Anthony Fauci's own diary confirm his team discussed aerosolizing Ebola, one of the deadliest viruses in the world.
Ebola normally spreads through bodily fluids, not the air. Making it airborne would be catastrophic. And it's why I've spent years demanding real oversight of dangerous research like this. @KatiePavlich@NewsNation
I just watched that testimony from Brad Seiler at Senator Johnson’s roundtable. I have heard so many of these stories. This one still lands like a blow to the chest.
A conscious, coherent woman sitting in an ICU bed, telling her husband she wants to go home, and the hospital’s response is to call the police and turn a discharge into a six-hour standoff. She looks at the sergeant and asks the only question that matters: “Am I a patient, or am I a prisoner?” That is not a rhetorical flourish. That is the precise description of what American hospitals became in 2020 and 2021.
Let me speak as a physician who has actually stood in those rooms.
When a hospital tells a family “she will be dead in 24 hours” and then stops treating her, they have abandoned the practice of medicine. They have substituted a protocol for a patient. Isolation, denial of nutrition, secret DNR orders against the family’s wishes, refusal of the very therapies the patient requested in the ER — this is not “standard of care.” It is the systematic withdrawal of care dressed up as science. A nurse casually predicting death as they wheel her out is not dark humor. It is the culture that formed when doctors were no longer allowed to be doctors.
I have said this since the summer of 2020: COVID was treatable. Early, individualized treatment worked. Nobody needed to be starved, isolated, and declared terminal because they were unvaccinated or because they asked for something other than remdesivir and a ventilator. The moment the hospital learned her vaccination status, the entire tone changed. That is not medicine. That is ideology wearing a white coat.
Brad Seiler did what every husband and every physician is supposed to do: he refused to abandon her. He walked into the ICU, stood his ground for six hours, and took his wife home. She lived. That single fact indicts the entire system more thoroughly than any study. The hospital issued a death sentence. Her husband issued a rescue.
Hospitals exist to treat patients, not to process them according to a federal playbook while families are locked outside. When administrators call law enforcement on a man trying to take his conscious wife home, the institution has ceased to be a hospital. It has become a detention facility with better lighting.
This testimony is not an isolated tragedy. It is a pattern. We documented it in real time. We were called dangerous for saying it. History is now catching up.
Gail Seiler is alive because one man remembered that medicine is a covenant, not a protocol. Every physician who stayed silent while this happened should watch this video and then look in the mirror.
NEW FAUCI RECORDS @SenRandPaul
- US government funded high risk experiments during Obama Administration
- One example: Aerosolizing Ebola virus
- Fauci and others appear to abuse "classification" authority to bury high risk projects and data
"The DoD (Defense Department) folks said that they wanted to publish the data. I said I thought it should be classified and the NSC (National Security Council)...agreed with me."
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Whistleblower Dr. James P. Miller tells Sen. Ron Johnson hospitals inflated COVID numbers, pushed remdesivir they knew was dangerous, denied care to the unvaccinated, and then tried to destroy the doctors who told the truth.
“The head of infectious disease medicine at my hospital privately told me that he was working with the state government to restrict the civil rights of unvaccinated people.”
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The US government funded experiments to aerosolize the lethal Ebola virus, making it extremely easy to spread. The average Ebola disease case fatality rate is around 50%.
When I say we NEED the Risky Research Review Act, this is exactly why.
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Nick Shirley leaves NY Times reporter SPEECHLESS after she attempts to defend the Stop Nick Shirley Act, a bill designed to effectively silence journalists who expose fraud.
This is exactly why no one trusts the legacy media.
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Here is what still bothers me about the pandemic: The decisions that closed schools, shuttered businesses, and mandated vaccines were not made by anyone who faces voters. They were made by career bureaucrats, advised by outside interests, funded by private money, and none of it was disclosed as it was happening.
I have spent years trying to get to the bottom of what really happened and hold people accountable. I’m not backing down.