Just Ask Him .... Sudden this mother ****er cannot recall a damn thing
It is positively soporific to parse Fauci saying, “I don’t recall” over and over again in response to questions ranging from the research he was funding at the Wuhan lab to whether his inspiration for lockdowns came from China. In all, President Biden’s Chief Medical Advisor drew a blank on a couple hundred occasions during his late-November deposition detailing crucial government efforts during the earliest days of the pandemic It was an amazing display of total recall — in reverse — all from being put under oath by Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry and Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt.
Despite tap-dancing around many of the questions, Fauci did dish some disturbing truths:
“When we got there, the outbreak was already coming under control in China,” Lane claimed on the basis of presentations by Communist officials. “The measures they put in place appear to be working.… we may have to go to as extreme a degree of social distancing to help bring our outbreak under control.”
Neither Lane nor Fauci questioned whether the officials who painted this glowing picture of success were telling them the truth (they weren’t). Instead, convinced that lockdowns were the only way to go, Fauci set out to crush COVID in the same manner.
Fauci’s wasn’t following the science; he was falling for PRC propaganda — and years of US lockdowns ensued.
He was “afraid” that “blaming the Chinese” for the outbreak would “increase tensions and reduce cooperation” with Beijing that was absolutely necessary to prevent future pandemics and get to the bottom of this one. In other words, if we suggest that the virus came from a Wuhan lab, then China won’t let us investigate … whether it came from a Wuhan lab. Really?
The truth is that Beijing was never going to let us into the lab where, in all likelihood, the Sars-Cov-2 virus was born. Regardless of how diplomatic we are.
Fauci, of course, has always had another reason to deflect attention away from the Wuhan institute of Virology: He had been funding, through EcoHealth Alliance, coronavirus research at that very lab.
It wasn’t just China that he feared would be blamed — it was Fauci himself.
Wuhan to Facebook, why can’t Fauci explain key early-COVID decisions?
It is positively soporific to parse Fauci saying, “I don’t recall” over and over again in response to questions ranging from the research he was funding at the Wuhan lab to whether his inspiration for lockdowns came from China. In all, President Biden’s Chief Medical Advisor drew a blank on a couple hundred occasions during his late-November deposition detailing crucial government efforts during the earliest days of the pandemic It was an amazing display of total recall — in reverse — all from being put under oath by Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry and Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt.
Despite tap-dancing around many of the questions, Fauci did dish some disturbing truths:
Made in China Lockdowns
In February 2020, Fauci sent one of his deputies, Dr. Cliff Lane, to China to understand how authorities were responding to early COVID cases. Lane came back with a glowing report on how Beijing’s “extreme measures” were effective in eradicating COVID, reporting that “China has demonstrated this infection can be controlled, albeit at great cost.”“When we got there, the outbreak was already coming under control in China,” Lane claimed on the basis of presentations by Communist officials. “The measures they put in place appear to be working.… we may have to go to as extreme a degree of social distancing to help bring our outbreak under control.”
Neither Lane nor Fauci questioned whether the officials who painted this glowing picture of success were telling them the truth (they weren’t). Instead, convinced that lockdowns were the only way to go, Fauci set out to crush COVID in the same manner.
Fauci’s wasn’t following the science; he was falling for PRC propaganda — and years of US lockdowns ensued.
Don’t Upset China
Fauci claims in his deposition that the suggestion that the virus was man made was nothing more than “wild, wild speculations and accusations.” It greatly upset him, he says, but for a very noble reason.He was “afraid” that “blaming the Chinese” for the outbreak would “increase tensions and reduce cooperation” with Beijing that was absolutely necessary to prevent future pandemics and get to the bottom of this one. In other words, if we suggest that the virus came from a Wuhan lab, then China won’t let us investigate … whether it came from a Wuhan lab. Really?
The truth is that Beijing was never going to let us into the lab where, in all likelihood, the Sars-Cov-2 virus was born. Regardless of how diplomatic we are.
Fauci, of course, has always had another reason to deflect attention away from the Wuhan institute of Virology: He had been funding, through EcoHealth Alliance, coronavirus research at that very lab.
It wasn’t just China that he feared would be blamed — it was Fauci himself.
