A series of email exchanges to and from Dr. Fraudci during the height of COVID-19 hysteria revealed undeniable evidence of the doctor’s fraud and incompetence.
The effectiveness of face diapers.
Gain-of-Function Research.
COVID-19 mortality rate.
COVID-19 origin.
Everything!
The leaked emails show an astronomical amount of either corruption, ignorance, or plain incompetence.
Let’s go through some of the emails.
Starting with the use of face diapers:
#Fauci says masks aren’t needed unless you’re sick and notes the #SARS_CoV_2 is so small it passes easily between #mask fibers #Fauciemails pic.twitter.com/8mdPVPho2L
— Phil Holloway ✈️ (@PhilHollowayEsq) June 2, 2021
The mask you get at the store isn’t effective at stopping the virus.
You don’t recommend wearing it.
Gotcha Fauci!
Moving on to what many people knew was always false, the COVID-19 mortality rate.
Fauci comments that the mortality rate is 2%.
And here it is folks… the email (perhaps one of many) where Dr. Fauci makes the terrible no-good lockdown-prompting error of confusing IFR with CFR. Here he puts a VERY HIGH COVID CFR with a low influenza IFR. We explain it all here:https://t.co/9G8ojwpGRj pic.twitter.com/WSMMzzmhvT
— Justin Hart (@justin_hart) June 2, 2021
Could you imagine the death toll if that was anywhere remotely accurate?
Not your brightest hour Fauci.
We heard natural immunity post-COVID infection would only last a few months.
Fauci privately disagreed and said to expect substantial amounts of immunity post-infection.
Dr. Fauci is asked via email on March 4, 2020: "Is a person likely to be immune once they caught the coronavirus once?"
Fauci: "No evidence in this regard, but you would assume that there would be substantial immunity post infection."
Remember when he sparred w/ @RandPaul ?? pic.twitter.com/teowtmGFgq
— Justin Hart (@justin_hart) June 2, 2021
Where’s the apology to Rand Paul?
Can’t wait to see the media try to spin the Fauci FOIA emails.
— Rand Paul (@RandPaul) June 2, 2021
Despite Fauci’s fierce denials that the NIH funded Gain-of-Function research, it was labeled “IMPORTANT” in this exchange.
Annnnd here come the smoking guns.
Feb 1, 2020 Fauci exchanged emails with Hugh Auchincloss – a big cheese at the NIAIDI'm still trying to thread through these but here are a series of emails with email subject line: "IMPORTANT"
The real subject: gain of function research. pic.twitter.com/5TIfrp9sSZ
— Justin Hart (@justin_hart) June 2, 2021
When the possibility of a lab leak in Wuhan causing the virus came to his attention, Fauci ignored it and passed the email off to a colleague.
Doesn’t that sound like information we should know Fauci?
Here's a Feb 21, 2020 email to Fauci from a Weill Cornell Medical College associate professor of dermatology who wrote: "we think that there is a possibility that the virus was released from a lab in wuhan, the biotech area of china"
Fauci fwds to a colleague: "please handle" pic.twitter.com/ZjIZztCNU1
— Jason Leopold (@JasonLeopold) June 1, 2021
When a scientist warned Fauci that the CCP was lying about its data, what was his response?
Woah, this email is too long to read.
https://twitter.com/AmendmentAll/status/1400043441703227398
After combing through these emails, any person with common sense would want Fraudci fired for incompetence and investigated for corruption.
Of course, Fauci contradicted these emails in congressional testimony on multiple occasions. From playing dumb to saying the opposite of what he knew to be true, an uncorrupted corporate press would be blowing this story up, particularly on Wuhan Lab info.
— Jordan Schachtel @ dossier.today (@JordanSchachtel) June 2, 2021
I don’t see how anyone trusts “public health experts” ever again after reading the #FauciEmails.
— Cernovich (@Cernovich) June 2, 2021
The Fauci emails show a massive level of public deception like a conspiracy.
Team Reality & skeptics were frustrated as to why our leadership class didn’t have or know the data showing an alternative explanation, from masks to lockdowns.
Ends up they did, they just ignored it.
— Aaron Ginn (@aginnt) June 2, 2021
Fauci FOIA emails show a man prioritizing protection of his institutions, & not a man interested in getting to the bottom of the mysteries surrounding COVID-19.
Bureaucrat gonna bureaucrat, even if that meant total chaos & an 18 month disinformation campaign from the "experts."
— Jordan Schachtel @ dossier.today (@JordanSchachtel) June 2, 2021
The #FauciEmails reveal incompetence at every level of the scientific community. These people are legitimate idiots and completely fuck-ups.
— Cernovich (@Cernovich) June 2, 2021
In a just society, the mainstream press would be all over these revelations.
But like establishment lapdogs, the media managed to paint Fauci in a positive light.
From Fake News CNN:
The director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases — and a doctor for the National Institutes of Health for more than 50 years — Fauci had worked under six US presidents including then-President Donald Trump before he became the public face of the federal response to Covid-19.It didn’t take long for questions to come streaming into his inbox, often from news stations across the globe and radio shows asking for several minutes of his time for an interview.Howard Bauchner, editor-in-chief of JAMA emailed Fauci on February 5 with a note at the bottom, “You surviving — worried a bit about your workload.”
“Am hanging in there,” Fauci replied, according to the emails obtained by BuzzFeed. “Feels like my internship and first year residency when I was on every other night and every other weekend, but actually never left the hospital because the patients were so sick.”Several weeks later, National Institutes of Health Director Dr. Francis Collins, Fauci’s boss, attached a short reminder at the end of his email to Fauci: “Get some sleep!”In an interview with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer in June, Fauci called the work “exhausting.”“I’m chronically fatigued, I don’t get a lot of sleep,” he said. “I’m constantly briefing, talking, doing things, hopefully getting the right cause out.”And if the exhaustion ever turned to frustration, Fauci certainly never let it show. His exchanges — however short — always seemed pleasant. “Let us discuss,” he’d signal to his team when a new request came in. “Thank you for your note,” was often his response to the scores of thankful notes streaming in.
Despite a plate already overflowing with a pandemic raging out of control, Fauci found the time to respond to notes of support and questions for medical advice — even when they came from complete strangers.When someone reached out on March 4 with a question on whether pneumonia vaccines could provide some protection against severe Covid-19, Fauci responded in detail about an hour later.
“Oh my god,” the person wrote back, according the emails published by BuzzFeed. “I honestly never expected you to reply and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for being so generous.”When a doctor emailed him in late February suspecting a patient may have coronavirus, Fauci advised on next steps, the emails published by BuzzFeed show.“Do not hesitate to call or e-mail me,” he signed off.To those who reached out fearful of what could be coming, Fauci was honest — both about what experts knew and didn’t know.
The emails offer a window into the chaos, panic and confusion of the time, and of the considerable difficulties Fauci faced as a prominent figure in the White House coronavirus taskforce serving Trump as the Republican US president.
As Fauci, kept on as a leading Covid adviser to Joe Biden, recently told the Post: “I was getting every single kind of question, mostly people who were a little bit confused about the mixed messages that were coming out of the White House and wanted to know what’s the real scoop.
“I have a reputation that I respond to people when they ask for help, even if it takes a long time. And it’s very time consuming, but I do.”
Among the emails obtained by the Post is one in which he speaks of the “crazy people in this world”, whom Fauci appeared to blame for politicizing the crisis, and who ultimately led to him receiving a full-time security team amid threats from extremist critics.
Others detail his wrangling with White House officials, including an exchange with Marc Short. an aide for the then vice-president, Mike Pence. The context is unclear, but according to the heavily redacted email Short wrote: “You correctly noticed the symptoms but misdiagnosed the root cause.”
“Thanks for the note. Understood,” is Fauci’s reply.
Others show correspondence with counterparts in other countries, such as a reply to George Gao, director of the Chinese center for disease control and prevention. Gao appeared to be seeking Fauci’s forgiveness for the words “big mistake” that were attributed to him in relation to his American counterpart in an article early on in the crisis about the US not advising the public to wear masks.
“That was [a] journalist’s wording. Hope you understand,” Gao wrote.
“I understand completely. No problem. We will get through this together,” Fauci replied.
Despite the lies and deceit, they’ll do anything to protect their darling Fraudci.
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