A Practiced Liar
Since David Morens’s guilty plea communications withing Fauci’s inner circle are finally receiving the attention that they deserve. This article discusses emails that were leaked months ago but largely ignored by the media at the time. I found this quote quite interesting.
“PS. I forgot to say there’s no worry about FOIAs. I can either send stuff to Tony on his private gmail or hand it to him at work or at his house. He is too smart to let colleagues send him stuff that could cause trouble.”
COVID might have been the first pandemic with its own marketing, but it was not the first time Fauci’s primary concern was damage control. Think about what this statement implies for a moment. According to his minions Anthony Fauci has experience hiding information. Or in other words COVID was not the first time he lied to the public. In fact, he has lied to the public so many times he is good at circumventing the system to make sure his lies can’t be discovered.
I still can’t believe the media managed to make a star out of this deceptive little weasel. He was telling obvious lies because the things he said were ridiculous.
- Healthy people can make you sick.
- Your vaccine protects others, but it can’t protect you until your neighbor gets vaccinated.
- Any piece of cloth held in front of your face will protect you, until it doesn’t. Then you just need multiple pieces of cloth. Apparently, the magic in the cloth grows weaker with time.

There were people like Jay Bhattacharya and Scott Atlas that told the truth, but they were far too polite. They should have just called Fauci a liar. They took the high road and the media ignored them. Just think how different COVID would have been if the media had not celebrated Fauci’s lies and marginalized the truth tellers.
- No lockdowns
- No masks
- No panic
- No vaccine injuries
It is impossible to hate Anthony Fauci, or the media that lionized him, enough.










