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Fauci Pardon?

Court of public opinion isn't going to cut it.

Feds for Freedom members have some very strong opinions about what accountability looks like for our beloved science, Dr. Anthony Fauci.

I also love me some Kibbe on Liberty and I got acquainted with him way back in 2016. His full interview can be found at the bottom of this post and I strongly encourage everyone to take an hour and listen. The substance is fantastic.

That said…

The unclassified version of the report being discussed by The Select Subcommittee on the Covid Pandemic Chairman and Ohio Congressman Dr. Brad Wenstrup appears to lack sufficient investigative curiosity when it comes to our good friend Dr. Fauci. Dr. Wenstrup was all but ready to lock up secondary (but important) characters in the COVID coverup, but Fauci… The best characterization seemed circumspect. At worst, it stunk of willful ignorance and commiseration.

I am unsure what forces would or could force the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) Chairman (also Dr. Wenstrup) and harsh critic of the pandemic response to leave the main ingredient out of the recipe, but bat soup isn’t bat soup… without the bats.

The unclassified report is the only thing the general public gets to read, and it is always complicated when you mix criminal investigations and classified material. Wait a minute?!? I thought the COVID Act of 2023 was passed unanimously by our legislature? Last I checked, it said that everything related to the search for the origin of SARS-CoV-2 was to be declassified. Despite the criminal investigation, it sure seems like a whole lot more could have been given to the public.

I always look for what hasn’t been said.

The classified report certainly goes much deeper, but the big question is how much? The committee results seem to directly contradict the “natural origin” conclusions drawn from a number of US agencies. It would have been much better if the committee did provide additional declassified details related to their conclusion, and didn’t draw strong conclusions about what wasn’t being investigated: Operation Warp Speed.

The claims that OWS was a resounding success was not only incongruous in a report on origins, it was not investigated. Throwing out wild suppositions only takes away from the other sound conclusions to which they fought to arrive.

Fauci and Dr. Ralph Baric seem oddly absent from the conversation.

When public health and biodefense programs intersect, omissions do not help improve trust in government. If anyone doesn’t intimately understand that after almost five years of stupidity, they haven’t been paying attention. The committee report and Dr. Wenstrup’s interview aren’t helping repair the damage; however, Wenstrup and the committee aren’t really to blame even if they could have done a better job.

Fauci is at fault.

The court of public opinion already ruled (November 5th was an indicator) and sentencing is trending towards tribunals. Like I already said, I find omissions and claimed memory lapses far more interesting than what others want us to know. Fauci had quite a few memory lapses during his closed door interviews with HPSCI in January of 2024. Transcripts can be found here.

Thankfully we compiled his pertinent memory lapse highlights in a short video… you’ll have to watch until the end to see the transcribed testimony.

There must be accountability for Fauci’s crimes. Fauci must pay for his destruction of public trust, our national readiness, and his role in risky gain of function research. There are no half measures and if the government wants trust returned, they need to own their failures. The full interview is below.

If Rand Paul has anything to do with it… Fauci better find a lot of good lawyers.

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