Can’t Follow Science From a Fraudster

What a self-serving fraud.
If you ever wanted to see an unelected bureaucrat backed into a corner, you saw it last week.
The phrase, “I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution” has been utilized before but never as it was last week as Dr. Anthony Fauci was questioned by members of Congress.

What a self-serving fraud.
If you ever wanted to see an unelected bureaucrat backed into a corner, you saw it last week.
The phrase, “I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution” has been utilized before but never as it was last week as Dr. Anthony Fauci was questioned by members of Congress.
The increasingly disgraced Dr. Anthony Fauci used that phrase a total of 111 times while being questioned by members of Congress.
Fauci was accompanied by a bevy of lawyers, with one forcefully removed to cheers from those attending. Why did Fauci need so many lawyers when Joe Biden had already provided a pre-emptive pardon to protect Fauci from what would inevitably be discovered? If Fauci’s actions were truthful and honorable a pardon was not needed. Except … there’s that darn diary that has proven a wealth of insight into Fauci’s lack of character, lack of morality, and greed.
LET us consider Fauci’s accomplishments.
During the draconian lockdowns, elderly people in nursing homes were not allowed to have family visits. As a result people died alone, separated from their families when such support was most needed.
Under Fauci’s covid lockdowns, businesses were forced closed. Prior to the covid outbreak the US economy was roaring with record low unemployment. Covid brought that to a screeching halt. The economy crashed. The origin of the virus remains unclear. Fauci claims that it jumped from animals to humans. We were repeatedly told to “follow the science” by a man actively seeking awards that would bring more money to him – that darn diary. While Fauci sought wealth, hundreds of thousands of small businesses never reopened. The theory of an intentional leak from a Chinese lab sounds increasingly credible.
Fauci was behind churches being closed. The sanctity, support and fellowship of churches was torn away and not available when people needed it most. Pastors and parishioners were threatened with arrest for attempting to attend their church. Sound like Nazi Germany to you?
Fauci was responsible for the closing of schools. Attending classes online was supposed to be an alternative except there is a significant percentage of the population that did not have internet service capable of that. Plus, some parents were unable to provide the structure needed for online classes. The damage done to the children is yet to be determined.
All the while, those big box stores with plenty of money to throw around along with political clout, remained open.
People were forced to take immunizations that were quickly developed and untested. If they refused, they were ostracized and lost jobs. Some have since won lawsuits regarding those actions.
Learned people who disagreed with Fauci were discredited, professionally and personally – that darn diary again.
The oppressive measures fostered on the public have since been studied and some found lacking in effectiveness. The result has been increasing distrust of public health officials because of the fraud perpetrated by Fauci.
DURING the hearing, Fauci was asked the color of his tie. His answer: “On the advice of counsel I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution.”
Fauci was asked the color of the carpet in the room. His answer: “On the advice of counsel I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution.”
He knew one and could see the other, but obstinately refused to answer any questions.
Follow the science? No, follow the money and Fauci’s diary.
That’s my opinion.
Andy Kober can be reached by email at andykober@hotmail.com

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