Anthony Fauci Rewarded For Years Of Failure With Cushy New Job
It pays to be part of the elite class, where there are never consequences for your actions
It's good to be Anthony Fauci.
For the majority of Americans, in 2020 Dr. Fauci was soon to became one of America's most divisive figures. His initial, unscientific flip flop on mask recommendations undoubtedly helped change global COVID policy.
He later walked that assertion back, but it was much too late to reverse the damage he caused.
Fauci Finally Admits in New Interview That Masks Don't Work
Over the past three years, Dr. Fauci has been the face of masks and their associated mandates. Fauci initially told the public, confidently, that masks were ineffective and unnecessary. In doing so, he followed years of scientific evidence and research that confirmed masks were ineffective when worn by the general population.
His promotion of school closures and lockdowns harmed millions of children while ultimately accomplishing nothing of value to anyone.
He criticized politicians who didn't obey his demands, while simultaneously promoting failed ideologues like Andrew Cuomo.
Importantly, he helped direct a group of "experts" into lying about the origins of the pandemic. In conjunction with former NIH-head Francis Collins, Fauci also helped ensure that the infamous "Proximal Origins" paper was released in February 2020.
That paper inaccurately claimed to "debunk" the lab leak hypothesis, despite the obvious lack of evidence ruling it out.
Later, evidence emerged that Fauci's organization had helped fund a shady corporation involved in gain of function research in Wuhan.
But all of these actions paled in comparison to his disinformation and division after the release of the COVID vaccines.
Based on what we’ve discovered to be virtually nothing, Fauci claimed that the vaccines were essentially 100% effective against severe COVID outcomes. A claim that he almost certainly knew was false the moment he said it.
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