The Damning Diaries: Fauci Is No Anne Frank
Anthony Fauci belongs in prison. Not just any prison. In a just world, he’d live out whatever’s left of his life in El Salvador’s CECOT penitentiary.
Sadly, this lying, malignant narcissist will not see a day behind bars because Joe Biden gave Fauci a sweeping pardon for all of his criminal acts going back to 2014.
Still, this psycho is being hauled before Congress on Wednesday to be grilled by Sen. Rand Paul over the serial lies he told - under oath - during covid. No doubt he’ll take the 5th over and over again. Then again, maybe he’ll admit his lies. He can only be prosecuted if he tells new ones. And that’s unlikely.
He’s evil. Not stupid.
What is clear after reading a chunk of his diary, is that he willfully misled the president and the American people, not just about the origins of the virus, but its lethality and the measures that would be prudent to stay safe. In the process, this dissembler destroyed much of America’s trust in public health institutions.
Commentator Victor Davis Hanson had this reaction after reading the Fauci diaries:
The Fauci files reveal not just a sociopathic narcissist, but also a pathological schizophrenic.
For years, Fauci was assuring the public of Covid narratives that he either knew were untrue, or knew little about.
He posed as a non-partisan, even as he collaborated with the leftwing cable news grandees and liberal columnists to hound his enemies and magnify his godhead.
From the virus’s origins and effects of the lockdowns, to the efficacy of the mRNA vaccinations to the always changing 0/1/2 masks wearing protocols, Fauci used his massive government agency, and sycophantic media, to promote his always fluid narratives by punishing enemies and rewarding friends—on the basis of their loyalty to Dr. “I represent science”.
Senator Paul no doubt rattled the 84-year-old Fauci this weekend when he released his private diaries from the covid years.
How did the senator obtain them? Unclear, although Paul did subpoena work materials from Fauci and the offices where he worked.
There are countless discrepancies between what Fauci told the public and what he admitted in his diaries. For instance, early on Fauci knew that covid had between .02 and .03 percent fatality rate. Yet under oath and before Congress, he testified it was 10 times higher.
Why would he do this? Because the more he frightened Americans, the more willing they were to agree to Draconian measures such as lockdowns and closures. Actions that made this little weasel of a man feel powerful.
From the start, Fauci knew that the virus likely emerged as a result of a lab leak. Worse it probably originated in the exact lab he’d been funding for the gain-of-function research. Yet Fauci continued to try to sell the preposterous “wet market” theory, while scorning scientists who disagreed. Medical experts at Stanford and Harvard lost their jobs because they disputed Fauci’s arrogant proclamations.
The most cringe-inducing entires are Fauci’s masturbatory scribblings about his fawning press clippings. His treacly accounts of encounters with adoring celebrities and adulation from the public are repulsive. His obsession with himself is nauseating.
In several entries, he lobbies shamelessly to be nominated for science awards.
By April of 2020, President Trump had had enough of this megalomaniac. But to fire Fauci at that point was impossible. The press was in love with him and Fauci and his lieutenants were doing their best to make Trump look like a Luddite. By October, when the vaccine was ready, Fauci worked behind the scenes to slow-roll FDA approval, so that Trump couldn’t take credit for Operation Warp Speed before Election Day.
The diary highlights so much of what Fauci got wrong, what he lied about, and his obsession with fame.
In interview after interview, Fauci has insisted that HE didn’t close a single school. That’s a lie. His diary shows that he called New York City Mayor DeBlasio and California Gov. Gavin Newsom, urging them to close schools and keep them closed.
Covid was hell. Not the disease itself. For most of us, it was a cold.
It was hellish for the country. People lost their jobs, children lost valuable years in school, the elderly died alone, women wearing masks gave birth alone, nursing home residents were deprived of visitors, social isolation contributed to mental problems. Many small businesses didn’t survive.
On top of that, the vaccine didn’t work as advertised. The virus continued to spread amongst the vaccinated. Meanwhile, devastating side effects struck those who needed vaccinations the least: young, healthy males.
Those were dark years. The great architect of Americas foolish reaction to a novel virus should pay for his crimes. Sadly, Fauci will not be indicted.
At the very least, Wednesday’s appearance on Capitol Hill should humiliate the man who cared more about his public image than public health.
That’s something.
