Back in 2015 Dr, Fauci asked then-President Obama permission to research pandemic diseases and there use as a bioweapon. That kind of research is forbidden here so Obama gave Fauci 3.7 million to research it in the lab in Wuhan, China.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) under former President Barack Obama gave the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China a $3.7 million grant to conduct experiments on bats from caves where the deadly coronavirus is believed to have originated.
The British newspaper The Mail on Sunday first reported on the matter, noting that “the Wuhan Institute of Virology undertook coronavirus experiments on mammals captured more than 1,000 miles away in Yunnan – funded by a $3.7 million grant from the US government.
The US forbid that kind of testing where Fauci was in charge, so Fauci, head of NHI, managed to get the money from the US and continue testing in Wuhan! If their hunches are right, some say the whole coronavirus could be blamed on Fauci!
Back in 2017, Dr. Fauci publicly predicted there would be a pandemic during Trump’s presidency. He had been working on weaponizing the virus in Wuhan Virology Lab, because the US forbid work on weaponizing viruses.
NAIAD director Dr. Anthony Fauci warned in January 2017 that the Trump administration would face a surprise infectious disease outbreak. How did he know back then?
Trump just opened an investigation into Fauci and the $3.7 million dollars Fauci got the US to pay the Wuhan lab in China – during Obama years. Trump immediately stopped the funding.
When Dr. Fauci and Dr. Brix first told Trump he would have to shut down the government or two million people would die Trump did that since to him they were the crem dela crem of virologists. I don’t think they really expected him to do that thinking they could ambush him and say he didn’t care about the people and only about his re-election, but he brought their bluff did shut it down because he cares about the American people and right after he did that Fauci realized what he did and then said their tables were wrong, but it was too late, the damage was done.
In the beginning, Fauci relied upon a model from the Imperial College in London that predicted 2.2 million deaths in the U.S. It turns out that the model, authored by the recently disgraced Professor Neil Ferguson, was garbage, a fact that our America’s most famous virologist only discovered at the same time the rest of us did. In other words, the man we trusted to make critical decisions about the entire country didn’t even bother to do his homework.
Add to this the fact that our white-coated savior knew almost nothing about the China Virus itself. He didn’t know how lethal it was (very, not very). He didn’t know how contagious it was (not very, extremely). He didn’t know whether it could be spread asymptomatically (yes, no, maybe), or whether wearing masks could help contain it (yes, no, maybe), or whether it was possible to be re-infected (yes, no, maybe). He’s been all over the map as well on whether we will have a second wave (yes, no, maybe) and yet this didn’t stop him from recommending, on the basis of a sham model, that the economy of the entire country be shut down indefinitely, that 40 million people be put out of work, the millions of children be denied an education, and that small, “non-essential” businesses simply be shuttered, many never to reopen.
One by one, all of his predictions have come to naught. Not only did millions of Americans not die, but also, as the numbers started coming in, the mortality rate of the China Virus has kept dropping until it is now regarded as just about as threatening as the seasonal flu.
As for the man himself, he has put tens of millions of Americans through hell on the basis of a flawed model and a complete misreading of the one thing he is supposed to be an expert on: viruses.
Dr.Fauci is constantly flip flopping. During an interview with CNBC, Dr. Fauci reversed course and suddenly claimed he was no longer in favor of endless shutdowns.
“I don’t want people to think that any of us feel that staying locked down for a prolonged period of time is the way to go,” Dr. Fauci stated.
Dr. Fauci continued back-pedaling from his previous support for indefinite lockdowns by claiming staying shut in for extended periods of time inflicted “irreparable damage” to public health – through suicide, addiction, depression and people dying at home rather than seeking medical care for treatable ailments – and to the economy.
“We can’t stay locked down for such a considerable period of time that you might do irreparable damage and have unintended consequences including consequences for health,” Dr. Fauci told CNBC. “And it’s for that reason why the guidelines are being put forth so that the states and the cities can start to reenter and reopen.”
Fauci’s final flip flop came when he now claimed the majority of the country was ready to reopen the economy.
“In general, I think most of the country is doing it in a prudent way,” Dr. Fauci stated. “There are obviously some situations where people might be jumping over that. I just say please proceed with caution if you’re going to do that.”
After Dr. Fauci’s testimony, Donald Trump dismissed Fauci’s nay-saying, declaring that Fauci liked to “play all sides of the equation.”
Fake news reporters claimed the President baselessly attacked Fauci.
But Fauci’s interview with CNBC and 180-degree reversal on reopening the economy proved President Trump right.Now the only question remaining is if the President would dismiss Fauci for incompetence and insubordination.
Interesting to note that when the protesters were out in full force Fauci was worried about them spreading the virus,but when they asked him about thousands coming out for Trump’s rally and the dangers of the virus there,his reaction was “no comment” Well that confirms what we’ve always known about him and where his allegiances lies.
Fauci revealed in a radio interview Tuesday that he has not talked with President Donald Trump for two weeks ― despite rising numbers of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in multiple states. However, he told NPR’s “1A” program that he’d now last spoken with Trump “two weeks ago” about “our vaccine development effort.”
Before that, Fauci said in early June that he’d also gone two weeks without talking to the president.
Commentators on Twitter suggested it was another example of the White House’s attempts to wind down the group and focus on rebooting the country’s economy, which Vice President Mike Pence last month said was the plan.
The country is hoping to return to a normal way of life soon, but Dr. Anthony Fauci said that could be a year away. Fauci, the country’s top infectious disease expert, said people need to alter their expectations for summer activities and travel, otherwise they could be adding fuel to the fire and causing more explosions in the coronavirus outbreak.
As states have loosened restrictions over the last month and began to re-open their economies, confirmed cases of coronavirus have begun to spike. Last week, 18 states reported an increase in confirmed cases, with six of those states reporting a jump of at least 50%.
Fauci and others, meanwhile, are considerably concerned about the continued spread of the coronavirus in some states, and believe the rollbacks of restrictions shouldn’t be happening as quickly as they are. As Fauci said:“It’s going to be really wait and see. My feeling, looking at what’s going on with the infection rate, I think it’s more likely measured in months rather than weeks.”
Infectious disease expert Dr. William Schaffner, of the Vanderbilt University Medical Center, agrees:“COVID’s not taking a summer vacation. It’s actually having new opportunities to spread.”
As of Monday morning, there have been 115,000 Americans who have died from COVID-19. At the same time, more than 44 million workers in America have filed for unemployment benefits since the pandemic began in mid-March.
NAIAD director Dr. Anthony Fauci warned in January 2017 that the Trump administration would face a surprise infectious disease outbreak. How did he know back then?
You can see his 2017 statement here:
