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BlasterJack's avatar

It’s not just Fauci. The whole medical profession must come clean!

ron's avatar

This was very eye-opening re: doctors who are supposed to first, do no harm. They also are trained in at least the basics of epidemiology, viral and bacterial diseases, transmission, etc. But for so many of them, including most of mine over the last several years, whatever we heard bleated on msm and on their so-called "social media," they went with. And it was not just the ones affiliated with a hospital, and having to follow the hospital's misguided and unscientific rules. My sole practitioners with their own office still almost exclusively adhered to the alarmists' demands. One of my doctors still has his "masks required/recommended" sign on the door; currently switched to "recommended." And he's the only one I bothered debating about the uselessness of a paper mask against virii, and his quick bottom line was, "In this practice, we wear a mask!"

Jake's avatar

My wife's doctors wouldn't talk about the possibility of the vaccine's causing her irreparable harm. She has chronic fatigue so they recommended exercise? Her rheumatologist had twins in 2020 and had them take the Covid vaccine? Think about that. I often wonder if she lays awake at night thinking about what she did??

The Trumpster has exposed the ills present in our society. Fake news, political corruption/lawfare, NGO's stealing taxpayer money, negative impacts of unvetted immigrants but the most damaging revelation is the corruption of science.

So much work to do, so little time......

Don Reed's avatar

07/30/26: It’s great and greatly appreciated that Don Surber is taking the extra time to cut and paste these Twitter messages --- “On Tuesday, Senator Josh Hawley got to tell Fauci to his face what conservatives think of him, “Yeah, well, silence is admission…”

Because Twitter is shutting them down. Click on “On Tuesday…” One can read the first four or five lines and then the message pops up “Do you want to read the replies “ WHICH IS COMPLETE BS because the rest of the Hawley speech is whited / faded out --- and if you hit proceed to the “replies” you get paywalled.

Derrière Diva's avatar

I had my X account permanently suspended again Monday. So as I've done a handful of times, I started a new account. Suspended this morning. Never any indication of what, if anything, I did "wrong". Just placed in permanent timeout. I appeal, they deny it without providing any information. Hardly seems worth the trouble anymore.

Don Reed's avatar

07/30/26: My condolences.

I know of what you speak. In 2017, Amazon --- after one bloodless warning, as if I was an Amazon EMPLOYEE, about their utterly undefinable "community guidelines" (= white racist "poll taxes" on election days) --- arbitrarily wiped out my 717 book reviews.

With quiet satisfaction I witnessed Bezos' spaceship self-destruct on the Florida launch pad about two months ago, which destroyed his boy-toy rocket company's timetable of projected achievements for the rest of 2026 and all of 2027.

What happened to you suggests that Musk is too busy with his other businesses and in the meantime, the rats are regaining control of X/Twitter.

If I were you, I'd ignore the whole thing entirely. You could waste a a lot of time, and for what?

About ten years ago, I envisioned Musk as the equivalent of the Swedish Match King: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivar_Kreuger

Time will tell.

Joe LaGreca's avatar

I recently had to make a trip to the emergency room. I couldn't believe they still required masks - the security guard handed them to folks on entry. Ridiculous!

Vince Gallo's avatar

Hospitals aren’t run by doctors. They’re run by NGO s. The only science they know is political science.

ron's avatar

Did they insist you wear it, or did they just hand it to you and encourage wearing it? I ran into that a couple of times in stores after the state mask mandate was lifted.

If it was the former, you should have just handed it back. The peer pressure needs to be resisted.

Joe LaGreca's avatar

The guard said the mask was required - unlike my primary care offices, which have signs that read that masks are recommended - but not required. Whenever I make an appt online, they always show a reminder about the masks & that we should respect peoples choices. I just inwardly laugh when I see folks still wearing those useless face diapers.

donald b welch's avatar

my va in saginaw michiganistan no longer requires but does recommend a mask. most of the staff are not wearing them now either.

Dave Slough's avatar

Hand it back? I’d just toss it on the floor

ron's avatar

No need to be an ass. They are just doing what they're told, and they are part of the hysteria. They need to see that not everyone buys into the hoax.

Dave Slough's avatar

Nah I’d toss it on the floor and smile while doing it

Derrière Diva's avatar

"No need to be an ass" went out the window years ago. I laugh at the masked morons every time I see one - which mostly happens at airports as I'm not dumb enough to live in a blue state. Respecting the enabling sheep is how evil like Fauci (and Hitler, and Stalin, and all mass murderers) get away with it. Making them uncomfortable is all we can do (legally), and it is certainly and always worth the effort.

Vince Gallo's avatar

I think one of Fauci’s lawyers got bounced from the courtroom because he was bored.

He just wanted to break the monotony.

😂😂😂

ron's avatar

He wanted to look like he was "earning" his supposed $3000-per-hour fee?

Derrière Diva's avatar

Bingo. Probably told Fauci going in that he would do his best to protect him but would likely end up with him getting tossed.

Dutchmn007's avatar

I actually was thrown out of a doctor's office in BH because I didn't have the jab.

donald b welch's avatar

va did that to me. i went for my teeth cleaning and they refused me service because i refused a 12 inch covid swab up my nose. i now go to a local dentist and the va pays for it.

weedom1's avatar

So good that the veterans have more choice of health care in recent years.

donald b welch's avatar

yes it is. can be a bit clunky at times but they do pay and i use it when ever possible.

ron's avatar

I was never tossed, but when I was in hospital during that time for some back surgery, I was asked whether I had been "vaccinated." Since my answer was "no," I was told that I would be "allowed" to go without a mask in my room, but I would have to wear one if I left the room. I was also mildly hassled by some of the nurses as to "why I hadn't been 'vaccinated.'"

I didn't significantly respond to any of these affronts. I was just there to get cut and get out of there as soon as possible.

That was the only place I was asked about my "vax" status, except for my PCP idly asking me just to make a note in my record. But she was still one of the docs who required a mask in her office even after the state mandate was lifted.

Reddog's avatar

Yeah, the AMA is the new mafia.

Dutchmn007's avatar

It's been copted by the left.

Don Reed's avatar

07/30/26: "In this MALPRACTICE, we wear a mask!"

Welcome to the New Dark Ages of Medicine.

Dr. Mengele was merely a man ahead of his time.

Jim's avatar

In this practice we believe in bleeding our patients!! Idiot. My doc office was part of a bigger practice so yes, masks were required, but once in the exam room he told me to take the thing off. He knew it didn't matter.

Reddog's avatar

Beware a man who cannot defend his reasoning. Get a new doctor…..fast.

Retirednottired's avatar

“That’s fine for you Doc, but I don’t. See ya!”

Mike Perceval's avatar

The real ‘problem’, is that it’s not just Fauci and the whole medical profession - it’s every single leader that was (and may still be) at the helm of every single institution of our country that was involved, regardless of political party. Together with countless minions. Fauci is at the nexus of what was/is ultimately a Satanically-inspired and empowered conspiracy that was/is so evil, so treasonous, so utterly, criminally corrupt, and so vast, that it is highly doubtful America could survive full disclosure and prosecution. And equally doubtful that we can survive if that doesn’t happen.

In other words, we are a nation that isn’t facing, but already in, a very grave peril; ‘a clear and present danger’ that most people have no idea is so powerful.

Only God can bring us through this.

Whether He will or not remains to be seen, but both He and Satan use human beings in working their wills. So, to a certain extent, no American adult can escape responsibility for where we are, or where we go from here.

What would it look like if God were to work in turning back this evil that has so thoroughly corrupted us from within, and threatens us everywhere from the outside? It would mean a truly massive revival of Biblical Christian faith in America, accompanied by an equally massive harvest of genuine salvation, resulting in transformed hearts and minds. Otherwise, this ship is doomed, and will soon sink. Which is, of course, exactly what Satan and his evil Globalist coterie have been striving to bring about, for at least the past 100 years.

Am Israel Chai, to the glory of God!

Playswithneedles's avatar

I pray every single night that Americans will open their hearts to God so that we will have a rebirth of Christian faith and, in the process, save our country and our freedom.

I also say the prayer to St.Michael the Archangel…

St. Michael, the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the Devil. May God rebuke him we humbly pray. Do thou, O Prince of the Heavenly Host, by the power of God, cast into Hell Satan and all evil spirits who wander the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen

Never doubt it - we are at war.

WTPuck's avatar

Yup. We need another Great Awakening, akin to the one that led to the birth of the Constitutional United States.

Suzie's avatar

Not just the last 100 years - since Adam and Eve.

The War throughout All the Ages is The Battle of Good vs. Evil.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

II Chronicles, 7:14. I repeat this to myself almost daily.

Playswithneedles's avatar

Thank you. I will add that to my nightly prayer list.

Vince Gallo's avatar

Shalom My Mensch. 🙏👍

John Swindall's avatar

Practicing medicine… witch doctors need more practice?

donald b welch's avatar

they won't blasterjack. the lowest paid still beat the crap out of the average joe's income level and they don't want to in any way jeopardize that gig.

i will never trust a nurse or doctor again. i realize that i will have interaction with them and i will be polite, do my business and then move on. but trust?....that's over.

it's like watching fox news and having a come to jesus moment realizing they are laughing at us and being paid millions to lie about everything...for ratings which drives a paycheck.

in an honest world both waters and gutfeld would spit in tarlov's face and call her out for the useless twit she is but they can't because they know they are the same as she is.

either could switch seats with tarlov and take her positions and she theirs and the ratings would probably not change..."i had a change of position folks. this time you can believe me."

yes, covid taught me some things. i am now 78 and wiser than i was before covid. but that's just me. we all make our own choices.

k-12 is child abuse.

Wim de Vriend's avatar

I understand your feelings, but when it comes to your personal health, throwing out the baby with the bathwater is not a good policy. What I've realized about medical science and about the medical profession is that they can be really bad as well as really good -- as is the case with human history in general, it's easy to cite examples of both. So it pays to be careful, and not rush into things just because some self-appointed "authority" is for it. Do your homework.

ron's avatar

Not all doctors toed the party line. I didn't turn out to have any, but a couple of my friends have doctors who didn't buy into the hoax.

Playswithneedles's avatar

Maybe it’s because I live in a Red State, but my GP never even mentioned the words “covid vaccine” to me. It might also be because I already had a history with her of rejecting the annual flu shot, the pneumonia vaccines and the shingles vaccine.

On the other hand, my eye specialist STILL wears a cloth mask.

WTPuck's avatar

I hope you never get shingles. It's a b!tch. That said, I don't know if I'd trust the vax for that, either.

Marlan Hoerer's avatar

As taught today , you are correct on child ABUSE but sometimes the greenhaired pierced ( teachers ? )are the children. jmho

Reddog's avatar

Be careful, there are far more good people than bad. We have come to see folks on tv and other celebrities as some sort of expert or wise about an issue. They aren’t. They are working. Their job is to get as many people to watch and listen to them as possible for the folks paying them. The disconnect comes when they leave all ethics and moral responsibility behind at the door to do so. When someone thinks you are popular enough to pay you seven figure salaries to build a following, a flashing light should go off in one’s head. But their ego takes over instead. We live in an age of propaganda and minute by minute news. It’s a business. CNN more or less started it and it hasn’t gone well for the rest of us. As in all things, money corrupts. Look for the good people, they are out there. And frankly, ask yourself, do I really need an obnoxious guy like Guttfeld lecturing me? There are plenty of places to get objective news today if you know where to look. Leave the rest to the folks who just want to be entertained and told what to think because they are too lazy or tired to think for themselves.

donald b welch's avatar

i compared gutfeld to tarlov and as i see it, they're clones of each other.

Reddog's avatar

You expect individualism. They are paid to entertain.

Douglas Baringer's avatar

I started into Surber a little late today, but I am greatly encouraged. Most of what I have read is promoting prayer to The Lord God Almighty, the only way to save our nation. God Bless America!

ZRegime's avatar

My wife’s PCP, for a period of over two years, lectured her because she refused the clot shot. She is owed a YUGE apology from that POS, which will never EVER happen.

Dee's avatar

The doctor I had at the time only had one thing on his mind each time I saw him. GET VACCINATED. He must have been a few people short of getting his kickback. He's no longer my doctor.

Dave Slough's avatar

Who trusts the medical profession (and veterinarians) any longer

Maybe only the peeps still getting their boosters

Vince Gallo's avatar

Fauci took the Fifth so many times I thought it was a Mafia trial.

Jake's avatar

That's because it IS a Mafia trial.

Vince Gallo's avatar

The only question is: will Fauci ever sleep with the fishes 🐟

Reddog's avatar

Guess that depends on whether or not he knows the Clintons well enough.

Vince Gallo's avatar

😂😂😂😂

Skenny's avatar

Lying liars gonna' lie.

Don Reed's avatar

07/30/26: Was that Laura Ingraham of Fox News sitting behind Fauci during his non-testimony?

Reddog's avatar

Maybe she wanted to be the first to put a knee on his neck if he fell out of his chair?

Wim de Vriend's avatar

I'm sure it was.

Julie's avatar

It wasn’t?

Phoebe's avatar

The Mafia destroyed fewer people.

Shoveltusker's avatar

"Lockdowns were worthless"

Yes, but they were also catastrophically destructive. School closings were especially ruinous, and they were the big reveal that showed us what the teacher's unionists really care about (their convenience), and don't care about (their students).

Playswithneedles's avatar

They also showed us exactly what those “teachers” were teaching. And it is evil.

Sam Prentice's avatar

Wow, did it ever. Parents were given a glimpse of what these slugs are doing in the classroom. Notice how quickly the zoom sessions went away once they realized it wasn't a good idea to let parents see what was actually being taught.

WTPuck's avatar

So grateful my niece is homeschooling. The zoom classes and Libs of TikTok were a godsend.

Ben R's avatar

My drive into work was great!

steph_gray's avatar

Well that’s true.

Has anyone noticed an upswing in reckless stunts and road rage since traffic has returned to so-called *normal?

I keep arriving at my destination, being asked how I am, and responding “Fine! Except for somebody on the road almost killing me just now.”

——-

*Actual normal would assume subtraction of all illegals.

Sam Prentice's avatar

Everybody seems to be always in a hurry and are running late for everything. They have to always drive right on my tail despite my going at least 0-5 mph over the speed limit. Once they go by you, then they speed right up to be on the tail of the next car. I really don't like being tailgated and there is nothing you can do about it that makes the situation any better.

steph_gray's avatar

My incidents have been on highway interchanges/entrances/exits.

They seem to have a new trick of rushing up on either my right or left and trying to cut me off!

Almost flipped my car over in one of them.

This is, of course, the home state of the MassHoles.

Sam Prentice's avatar

I'm obviously prejudiced, but it seems to me that as you go farther north along the east coast, drivers get crazier and crazier. Fortunately, by the time you get to Maine where the drivers are completely mindless and berserk, there are a lot fewer of them so they're spaced out.

WTPuck's avatar

And don't forget the people driving while enjoying their pot. My car reeks every time I'm on the road because of some moron smoking their stinking weed. It didn't smell like that in the 70s and 80s, or I'd have never been able to attend a concert.

Shoveltusker's avatar

Yes, and the best parking places were always available.

Reddog's avatar

Said this before here but worth repeating I think. I travel all over the country each year to explore and visit family. I didn’t stop during the lockdown. I quickly saw that the lockdown was far more effective on the east coast where I live but as I traveled west it quickly lost its enthusiasm in the Midwest and western states. They just kept on working. The lesson I learned from it was that if you live in a heavily populated area you were far more likely to be forced or I guess agree to play the game. I got covid before the pandemic and had it for three days, never got it again during the COVID years but got the watered down version a couple times afterward. It was all a scam of huge proportion and a lot of people got ultra wealthy off it. Never go all-in believing what your government tells you..

Alice Ball's avatar

The Senate will do nothing except charge him with contempt. Maybe some savvy states can charge him creative crimes—I mean he did kill a lot of people. A federal pardon does not protect him from state charges. I’d love to see some red states go after him. Fauci is a malignant narcissist and a liar and the first real Nazi we’ve seen since the Dems started calling Trump a Nazi in 2016. He’s now thoroughly disgraced regardless of the bottom-dweller Dems trying to defend and praise him yesterday (to their eternal shame). I suspect Paul knew he’d do this and has some plans to sue him and drain his bank account, please let it be so.

Jake's avatar

My question is does the Pardon excuse him from being sued for damages he clearly caused? If we can't imprison him, I'd like to see him financially ruined.

Suzie's avatar

The pardon does not protect him from states filing suit or civil suits. He may not spend his last days in jail, but he probably will in courts.

Playswithneedles's avatar

Ron DeSantis should get the ball rolling. Fauxci would not survive a Florida jury.

Teresa Thibodeaux's avatar

I’m pretty sure I’ve already seen/read that someone with the ability to charge him with state crimes has started the process.

Alice Ball's avatar

He can be imprisoned, but not for a federal crime. But if a state convicts him of a state crime that carries prison time, yes, he can go to jail. My guess is seeing that he’s 85 years old, they will seek to bankrupt him instead.

Doug's avatar

Maybe his good friend Barbara Streisand will bail him out. /s

Don Reed's avatar

07/30/26: Yeah, maybe she can "host" him overnight in the Lincoln Bedroom.

Don Reed's avatar

07/30/26: Indict Birx. Flip her.

Has anyone gotten to the diary page yet where Ponzi-Fauci and Barbra Streisand are ensconced in the AutoPardon-Lincoln bedroom?

“Butt-dialing” does makes for strange bedfellows…

Stanley Yelnats's avatar

Barbra Streisand, Kim Kardashian and Julia Roberts will fund him. Probably red China too.

Don Reed's avatar

07/30/26: He's no fool. Probably went the Al Sharpton way--his assets are in other people's names.

Hugh Wayne Black's avatar

If Fauci doesn’t end up going to jail for the rest of his life, the next best thing might be for him to spend it going from court to court fighting cases brought by the states and civil courts. He won’t be able to hide behind his Autopen pardon then.

Reddog's avatar

Maybe, but he will never spend his own money on lawyers. The people he is protecting will fund them gladly.

Sheila Barkofske's avatar

Saw where the AG of Florida is pursuing litigation & at this point the only justice that will be extracted is bankrupting him.

Jake's avatar

Revenge is a dish best served cold. Fauci out of money and working at Walmart stocking shelves at night is a little comforting.

Reddog's avatar

They should start a club of people who were charged with contempt of congress, then nothing happens. It would be a big club.

Shoveltusker's avatar

"It doesn’t get your grandmother back so you can give her a decent funeral."

I can add a bit to that.

It doesn't get your grandmother back before she passes so that you be at her bedside, hold her hand, and look into her eyes while telling her you love her. And then give her a decent funeral.

Jake's avatar

A classmate's wife died in the hospital. Their son works for Pfizer. I asked him what his son was telling him. Son denied that the shots had anything to do with her death. Over a couple of beers I'm going to gently ask him what he thinks of Fauci and the Covid coverup.

Wim de Vriend's avatar

On Tuesday I related my family's dreadful experience with the sanctified COVID vaccine. For those who missed it, I repeat it below -- with apologies to Don for what may be excessive use of space:

"In October 2024 my second son, David, normally a healthy, sports-loving, not-overweight boy, suddenly turned deadly ill. His older brother Dan and I rushed to the hospital where he was, several hours away, and it was absolutely pathetic: his belly was inflated as if he was about to give birth, he had plastic lines in and out various places, and he could barely speak. The doctors explained that he had developed a clot in a blood vessel that runs from the liver to the small intestine, which had started dying as a result; and we were given a choice of "making him comfortable and watching him die in 2 or 3 days", or having the affected intestine removed. What would ANY parent do in such a case? Endorse the Death Penalty? So he was operated which, considering everything, went well, I'm very grateful to the surgeons, and I have made annual donations to the hospital. But it meant that he had to live with only half his small intestine, so from then on he would need artificial feeding through a tube that was installed in his chest, which pretty much made it impossible for him to continue working. Fortunately it has proved possible for the artificial feeding to diminish in stages, and recently the tube has been removed, he is able to work part-time, but his digestion is still far from normal, and he has aged so terribly, I have trouble looking at him. I am convinced -- though of course I cannot prove it -- that none of this would have happened without the Covid atrocity perpetrated by that malevolent, power-hungry dwarf Fauci, because it is well known that blood clots have been associated with the vaccines. But what can anyone do about that, since Fauci also saw to it that the drug companies were exempt from legal actions?

TeaPartyGal's avatar

A very sad story and well worth hearing twice.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Be sure to get at least two beers into him before asking.

Jake's avatar

Yup, at least three.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

In cerevisia, veritas.

Wim de Vriend's avatar

Though there was a time when I enjoyed reading Tacitus, that was very long ago, and my Latin vocabulary never included "cerevisia". But I found that it means "beer", which explains where the Spanish got "cerveza".

As a related, but probably irrelevant, detail, it's always fascinated me that the Germanic words for two staples in my life, beer and cheese, are used differently in the Romance languages. So while the Spanish word for beer, cerveza, is clearly not of German but Latin origin, the hispanic word for cheese is Germanic: "queso", clearly derived from Käse; and turning that phenomenon upside down, when it comes to beer the French and the Italians say "bière" and "birra", but for cheese they say "fromage" and "formaggio", respectively.

This could be a valid topic for a PhD thesis, tracing the linguistic/nutritional effects of the various Germanic migrations into southern Europe, now long ago. Besides, how many scribbling scholars would NOT enjoy cheese and beer? That, plus all the deductible fact-finding travel ...

Bill Lacey's avatar

Make them Coronas.

Stanley Yelnats's avatar

I have two family members who died of the clot shot. Neither of their immediate families will admit it was the clot shot. I don’t know if they’re uneducated or in denial.

Don Reed's avatar

07/30/26: You'll get a glass of beer in your face.

Reddog's avatar

Yes. During the lockdown I needed to have my back fused. It was done at Georgetown Hospital. My wife dropped me off at door but could not visit. I walked inside and the hospital, a teaching hospital, was packed with students walking everywhere! I asked a doctor why, if the lockdown was so important, that they didn’t suspend classes until over. He looked at me and said with some candor, “I guess because the doctors need a paycheck”.

William Robinette's avatar

I’m normally quite logical and avoid emotional responses in my comments, but that is not something I can do today. I lost my daughter during Covid along with many others who had to bear the pain of grief. It didn’t have to happen. I can accept that “public servants” make mistakes. They’re also human. It’s become obvious this was so much more than that. The story’s looking more and more like this was a failure on a professional level and an ego trip to cover it up. He doesn’t need to go to prison. He needs to become a test subject at the Wuhan lab for the rest of his life and may it take a long time.

Jake's avatar

Sorry for your loss. Most of us were also negatively impacted in some way. Will everyday Dems finally realize that their party is off the rails and dangerous to our country and citizens?

Reddog's avatar

You know the answer to that, Jake. This is never about the country or right or wrong, it’s about an ideological divide that will destroy our country unless the people on both sides decide the Republican is worth saving.

Sheila Barkofske's avatar

I too extend my condolences. “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives.”

Vince Gallo's avatar

Fauci shouldn’t go to jail for contempt of Congress…

I’m holding out for the wood chipper.

Sam Prentice's avatar

Plastic shredders are more thorough, but wood chippers are good in a pinch!

Hugh Wayne Black's avatar

Make sure to wait until after a fresh snowfall, ala Fargo.

Vince Gallo's avatar

Lmao 😂😂😂😂

Marlan Hoerer's avatar

From the shredder to a hammer mill !!

Playswithneedles's avatar

Yep. Do to him what he did to those beagles. Only, instead of limiting the available flea feeding area to his head, let them have his entire body.

Petey's avatar

The real question is , is who ordered the “Code Red”….. somebody higher up than faucheezy put this together. The GOF in whuhan started way before 2020. The trail most likely leads back to Obama and Biden. But Obama was too lazy to plan this and execute it. Let s find the person who ordered the “code red”

Sam Prentice's avatar

Obama ordered Fauci in 2014 to stop working on Gain of Function in his research, and formally banned it in government. Fauci did an end around and worked through a North Carolina university medical lab to coordinate with Wuhan on their "banned" research.

Maybe this is what we were meant to think and follow the bread crumbs to North Carolina and away from Obama. I think Alice is more correct that this is all also tied into the military.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Obama: thus, plausible deniability.

Wim de Vriend's avatar

Finally, something Obama is not guilty of ... But of course, simple laziness could explain it.

Jake's avatar

The Dems never let a crisis go to waste. Dems and their flying monkeys saw an opportunity to rig elections and take the Trumpster down. Don't think they planned it that way initially but the opportunity was too great to ignore. The media fanned the flames of paranoia at the Dems request.

ron's avatar

plugs and his lieutenants - mostly his lieutenants, of course. Controlling the people was their main aim.

Big Dog 333's avatar

Remember the YouTube Video of 2015, I think, with Bill Gates talking about the coming pandemic? Gates is evil, just like his Dad was. They both want to depopulate the world, just not them (Daddy is dead). One down and one to go!!!!

Reddog's avatar

You underestimate our CIA. This was about a lot of things but the rights of citizens had nothing to do with it.

Danimal28's avatar

It is pretty bad when 88%(now) of the informed public picks "nothing" in the poll. Even the republican party here in MN does nothing about the corruption.

They are all in on it in some way. Either paid or through fear. This lifetime public employee(soldier and firefighter(vol)) is absolutely disgusted.

Sam Prentice's avatar

Yeah, but the real problem is us. Why do we have government at any level, and what is it for? What is its purpose? I'm not being trite. We have come to see government as our rulers and look to them to respond to every problem that arises. For some reason we want to blind ourselves to the fact that most of the problems are actually caused by the government. Look at the freaking "affordability" issue and government pretending to be the cavalry riding to the rescue when it is they who caused the entire problem by criminally devaluing our currency due to their greed. They should only be administrators and nothing more than that.

Danimal28's avatar

Yep. It starts at your local city council meetings. Go. We flipped our council and school board after the last three years. Good stuff.

Joe LaGreca's avatar

As Winston said to John Wick: RULES

Wim de Vriend's avatar

There can be no doubt that the "affordability" issue is almost entirely of the government's making -- the accumulated interference of governments at all levels. I'm talking about the cost of housing, which is beyond doubt the key factor impeding family formation and having children. In short, back the early 1970s when I bought my first house it was plain cheap, and today it's ridiculously expensive. No wonder that in my town as elsewhere, there's a glut of newly--built apartment blocks. But those are not cheap either, as suggested by the numerous signs announcing "vacancy!" and "special deals!"

Jake's avatar

Trump is the only one solving problems like immigration. The rest fund raise off them and never solve them aka homelessness.

Joe LaGreca's avatar

They use Trump's name freely & very frequently in solicitations for $$$

Reddog's avatar

I don’t agree totally. Not everyone is involved. The problem is, there are so many really pressing and critical problems facing the country that it’s overwhelming to most politicians. Our problem as a society is that we don’t demand Congress accomplish something of value and figure out a way to operate more timely. It can be seen in our national debt and elsewhere. No one wants to be the guy to sound the alarm about the debt that will soon devour us. So they cherry pick the little stuff that’s easier and kick the can down the road for the next guy to solve. It’s why nothing gets done. Both parties are frozen in fear and so they create other things to pretend they are too busy and are getting things done. It’s our biggest problem really. We need a DOGE to figure out how to streamline Congress. It will never happen.

WTPuck's avatar

You should be disgusted, because you were actually a public servant and not a corrupt, grifting eunuch.

Steven Bradford's avatar

Fauci was protecting his co-conspirators and protecting his own life because he would surely be assassinated if he opened his mouth. Fauci is a CIA spook and deep state plant, and he knows Covid19 was a CIA-deep state operation to crush the Trump economy and steal the presidency in 2020. Vaccine deaths, mental health crisis, and business closures were acceptable collateral damage as long as their goal was achieved.

Jake's avatar

As Scott Adams would say, "The odds are greater than zero" you are exactly right.

N.Wallace's avatar

Hear hear. This one gets my vote.

N.Wallace's avatar

And, should Fauci get the Epstein 'treatment' like every body hopes, it still won't solve this deap state problem we have. Fight, Fight, Fight. Prey, Prey, Prey. Vote, Vote, Vote.

Reddog's avatar

Correct and to the contrary, it would protect all his accomplices.

Cookie McCall's avatar

And Fauci was up to his eyeballs in on the whole scam

Wim de Vriend's avatar

Though I like your reasoning, I think a better explanation is simple: stupidity and incompetence.

joated's avatar

We need a senate leader with some testicles. Preferably brass.

Contempt is what Fauci displayed in that hearing and his diary entries show an out of this world ego. Some punishment is warranted and should be meted out, but it won't be.

Don Surber's avatar

You won't get one. You cannot lead cowards into battle

m&m's avatar

Wonder why John Thune leads the Senate and also why is he still there?

Reddog's avatar

Because people vote for him in ignorance. Might be a nice guy, but he’s no leader.

Reddog's avatar

Or maybe a Senate leader with none. Is there a Thatcher in the Senate?

Suzie's avatar

I imagine Fauci’s lawyers had to drill into him that he could not, under any circumstances, answer one single question, no matter how mundane or irrelevant it may have seemed, or he would be toast.

They know full well the high crimes and misdemeanors that he wrought upon the earth and that there would be no way he could talk his way out of or around it, by virtue of his own diaries in which he incriminated himself.

He also, despite the federal pardon, is far from out of the woods if any state decides to press charges against him. And some states are preparing to do just that.

And Senator Paul is looking into contempt charges against him for having refused to testify, which under federal pardon, is not allowed.

He is on borrowed time.

There will never be true justice for what this country, and the world that followed along, suffered at the hands people like Fauci during the COVID nightmare they perpetrated upon people. Well, not in this world anyway.

ron's avatar

But, like lois lerner and others, they didn't discourage him from delivering his very vituperative "opening statement," excoriating his favorite nemesis, actual practicing physician Rand Paul, who had led the charge in questioning falsi's monstrous criminal medical hoax.

Marlene Swann's avatar

Somebody on Jenna’s Side said it best yesterday - “ Vengeance is mine, saith the Lord - I WILL REPAY”. He’s gonna get pretty crispy when he meets his Maker, unless he confesses. That’s my take.

Vince Gallo's avatar

Snap Crackle and Pop. 😂😂😂

Playswithneedles's avatar

He’s far too narcissistic to confess.

Vince Gallo's avatar

My wife asked me why got home late from a poker game last week.

The last thing I remember saying before the pizza roller hit me in the head was…

I plead the fifth.

Ouch 😓

William Coulter's avatar

The little worm got off light yesterday. Sure, he embarrassed himself for a few hours but the lame stream media hardly mentioned the hearing at all.

What will happen to him?

Maybe he’ll die due to all the covid shots he took and that heart issue he had. Maybe.

Maybe some of the states will go after him legally for all the deaths he caused and the nonsense he expoused.

But he should be remembered as the scientist who couldn’t ans the damage he did to the medical profession. Do you trust your doctor now as much as before Covid? I don’t.

ron's avatar

If your doctor(s) toed the party line re: this weasel's hoax, you shouldn't trust him anymore. There are plenty who didn't go along with it. Some of them famously suffered with license suspension, etc. But at least they are a real doctor, and not a regime tool.

Playswithneedles's avatar

I would be willing to bet that he never got a single covid shot. He had to know how dangerous they were but he was getting kickbacks from Big Pharma.

Joe LaGreca's avatar

One of the MSNOW anchors mentioned it - Stephanie Ruhle said she was heartbroken that Fauci had to go through this & called the GOP senators arrogant.

WTPuck's avatar

Because they are all complicit.

Dr Kenneth Albano's avatar

What they should do is refer him to the DOJ and let the courts figure out how valid his “pardon” is…especially the Supreme Court…let it fall into their laps.

Marlan Hoerer's avatar

C J Roberts would save the wretched creature some how.

Reddog's avatar

Still worth trying. Remember Marlan, a Republican nominated him. He isn’t terrible, just not a true conservative.

Cookie McCall's avatar

Sadly the Supremes seem to be compromised. Fortunately we have Thomas and Alito who are always reliable and usually Kavanaugh, but the others are 50/50 unless we're talking about the liberal justices who always stick together