Fauci Revisited

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1. Fauci was a criminal. Will he ever be held accountable ?

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   1. It appears more unlikely every single day, Fred.

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2. Amen, Dr. McCullough! Fauci is worse than Mengele. He is a mass murderer.

   But is is okay to be a murderer when you have the privilege of the Epstein class. His lying to the Senate was extremely straight forward and easy to prosecute and prove. Both Biden’s and Trump’s DoJ ignored Rand Paul’s referrals.

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   1. J. Sobran, some within the medical community who were trying to offer patients early treatment protocols make the point that we really should be holding accountable those within the bureaucracies who shot down early treatment. Fauci might be implicated in this, but there are others– both at the state and federal levels.

      The origins of Covid– and the effort to cover up the origins– is another area entirely. It justifies prosecution also.

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      1. Very true, Triad. And it wasn’t innocent. The reason to malign effective Ivermectin, Vitamin D, et al, is that the only legal way to have an “Emergency Use Authorization” for a toxic jab is if there is no existing therapeutic. Which there clearly was. Their mass of lies killed people!!! More trivially, but still not trivial, it destroyed our faith in the medical authorities, who behaved as “protocol followers” rather than as professionals who think for themselves.

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         1. Absolutely, J. Sobran. The hospital systems and academic medical centers fell right in line with the federal government’s recommended approach because they did not want to jeopardize all the money they get from the federal government. And they put patients last. And it killed many people, as you say.

            That is why some within the medical community are much more concerned with the suppression of early treatment than they are with Covid’s origins.

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