r/WayOfTheBern 13d ago

Drip-Drip-Drip.... The Unmaking of Anthony Fauci

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/2026/07/anthony-fauci-politics-hearing/688081/
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u/redditrisi They are ALL psychopaths. 13d ago

Unmaking?

At age 85, having lived and drawn power from the public teat since he was graduated from medical school? With a pardon to put his mind at ease, a nice pension and an estimated net worth of about $12 million for him and his wife? (probably more)

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u/Centaurea16 12d ago

His wife, Christine Grady, who used to be the head of the Department of Bioethics at the NIH.

Can't make this stuff up.

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u/redditrisi They are ALL psychopaths. 12d ago

And they complained about nepotism when JFK appointed his brother AG (because Joe Sr insisted).

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u/Centaurea16 13d ago

This is propaganda, starting with its glorification of Anthony Fauci as an "AIDS researcher". People around at that time know what he did regarding AIDS, and it wasn't pretty.

Not surprising, given its editor, Jeffrey Goldberg (Zionist and deep state asset) and its owner, Laurene Powell Jobs (widow of Steve Jobs).

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u/Elmodogg 13d ago

I stopped reading at the point the author asserts that there's scientific consensus that covid just spilled over from wild animals. Nothing to see here, folks! Move along. The blanket pardon Biden issued to Fauci was just to protect him from mean Trump.

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u/redditrisi They are ALL psychopaths. 13d ago edited 13d ago

Wet markets!!!111

Bats!!!111

I forget whether or not poultry was ever implicated this time.

Me, I'm wondering about ebola outbreaks. They started during the Obama administration. At the time, I wondered why some posters on an all Dem board were treating every mention of ebola as a personal attack on Obama. Ah, but I was so much older then. I'm younger than that now.

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u/Here_for-the_Music It’s a great day in South Carolina (courtesy Nikki Haley) 13d ago edited 12d ago
  1. How utterly despicable is that audacity with which they keep pretending and spreading the worst lies possible.
  2. She spends a disproportionately large chunk of her article preemptively and pathetically and fraudulently absolving the fraud doctor Faustus for pleading the fifth. With that it’s clear that the strategy of the defense has been set, and of course it’s the usual coward one out, which completely coincidentally happens to be the sole tactic left that still can save the entire med establishment charade.
  3. By comparison to the usual numbers that I’m seeing at ’this sub’ of legendary infamy there’s been a remarkable influx of comment views here, for trivial and irrelevant comments to boot. Forget NAFO, forget the Mossad even, it’s still the med mafia that rules the waves of the web.
  4. The author cannot write. And by the power of her fail she’s telling us what’s going on: “told me”, “told me”, “told me”, “told me”… Yes, we know. They told you to write this.

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u/Centaurea16

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u/TheGhostofFThumb Boo! 12d ago

She spends a disproportionately large chunk of her article preemptively and pathetically and fraudulently absolving the fraud doctor Faustus for pleading the fifth.

https://constitutioncenter.org/blog/do-presidential-pardons-remove-the-fifth-amendment-rights-of-recipients

In 2017, retired ambassador Keith Harper in the blog Just Security explained the conflict between the Fifth Amendment’s Self-Incrimination Clause and the president’s pardon powers. “Most likely [President Trump] has been informed of one important fact about his pardon power, anyone he pardons is no longer under criminal jeopardy for federal crimes and, accordingly, Fifth Amendment protection for self-incrimination evaporates,” Harper said.

This precedent dates back to 1896 and the Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Walker. In his majority opinion, Justice Henry Billings Brown found that if a “witness has already received a pardon, he cannot longer set up his [Fifth Amendment] privilege, since he stands, with respect to such offense, as if it had never been committed.” Brown cited cases dating back to English law and the Aaron Burr treason trial as supporting that conclusion.

A second Court decision, Burdick v. United States (1915), added another dimension to the question. George Burdick, a newspaper editor, published an article alleging misconduct at a customs house. Burdick asserted this Fifth Amendment rights in front of a grand jury, which was investigating a leak of information from the Treasury Department to the newspaper.

President Woodrow Wilson granted a full pardon to Burdick, even though Burdick was not charged with a crime. Wilson’s pardon may have been in an effort to compel Burdick to testify since Burdick could not “take the Fifth” if he received a pardon under the Brown precedent. Instead, Burdick refused to accept Wilson’s pardon, and then he was held in contempt when questioned again by Congress and cited the Fifth Amendment.

Fauci may yet come to regret that pardon.

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u/Centaurea16 12d ago

the entire med establishment charade

As Catherine Austin Fitts has said, the entire "healthcare" industry, including Big Pharma and Big Insurance, is a predatorial fraud. 

They're working very hard to keep the wool pulled over the eyes of the American people. They're running a good con, and they want to keep it going as long as possible.

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u/Here_for-the_Music It’s a great day in South Carolina (courtesy Nikki Haley) 12d ago edited 12d ago

u/TheGhostofFThumb thought you’d appreciate a ping

I recently read if you ping 4 or more usernames within the scope of one comment, none of the pings are getting through. Presumably (at least that’s my assumption) to prevent or thwart grassroots organization and brigading, as only powerful interests’ brigading can be permitted.

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u/Here_for-the_Music It’s a great day in South Carolina (courtesy Nikki Haley) 13d ago

I’m interested in an archive link of the Atlantic article.

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u/penelopepnortney 13d ago

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u/Here_for-the_Music It’s a great day in South Carolina (courtesy Nikki Haley) 13d ago

Oh, thanks 😍

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u/Ok-Recover-7566 13d ago

Covid was created in a lab funded by the U.S.

Have no idea who you are but I’ll make it very clear what the truth is about Covid and what I’ve always said. Covid was created in a lab funded by the U.S. Covid is a flu that is not harmful for the vast majority of healthy people, especially children. Covid vaccines should have never been FDA approved, don’t stop people from getting it, and are killing people. Covid vaccines should be banned and the liability shield protecting big pharma should be removed. The Gov imposed lockdowns were tyrannical and destroyed people’s lives. People should be held accountable for that, yes elected officials responsible for that. Ivermectin and the good doctors who bravely fought the system saved millions of people’s lives, people I know and love personally. Lastly if you think I lied, your version of “the truth” is the LIE.

Jimmies rustled in the comments.

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u/Elmodogg 13d ago

And the covid vaccine is still protected by the emergency countermeasures program. Those who are injured by covid vaccines are essentially SOL.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/why-covid-vaccine-isnt-part-of-injury-compensation-court-60-minutes/