Fauci’s Frauds, Elite Errors & The Noble Lie

Whenever people wonder “How can so many smart and intelligent people be so wrong?”

I tell them, “Gather all these smart people in a room and show them an obvious picture of a man cross-dressing as a woman. Then ask them to state publicly in front of everyone whether or not the person they were looking at is a man or a woman.”

Then see how dedicated to ‘science’ at least half of these cretins really are.

Some science and facts are simply impolite and inexpedient to state so, much like religious dogmas and morality that counter the feelings of the zeitgeist.

Every now and again, the general public can be mass hypnotized and conned into believing in something completely absurd based solely on how hard you push it and with the circumstances just right. Some magic spells really do work!

A hyper-scientific and technological age has produced a population that will ironically never be certain about anything, and therefore default to blind trust in authority. So long as we have a device that lets us take pictures of ourselves and put pretty hearts on it and post it online and bask in the soma of likes and shares, that means the people who make these things all collectively know what they are doing and only have our best interests at heart. There’s no distinctions between fields and disciplines. Like ‘The Science’ ™, everyone is ‘The Scientist’, especially if they are on the TeeVee. If you ain’t on the screen, you can’t know what you’re talking about.

This from the man who circumvented U.S. law and gave 3.7 million dollars via
the NIH to the Wuhan P-4 lab in China to conduct ‘enhanced function research’
on corona-viruses. That’s really all you need to know. The only remaining question
is why hasn’t he been charged or still have a job…

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/04/breaking-dr-fauci-obama-admin-gave-wuhan-lab-3-7-million-top-dr-shi-zhengli-us-project-shut-sent-back-china/

They lie, have always lied, and will always lie. This simple fact is obvious and undeniable. If you believe anything the Government or Media tells you, you are worse than a fool. Your stupidity is self-imposed in direct opposition to your entire life’s experience.

Why Trump didn’t fire FoulXi on Day One is beyond me. Trump was elected because of his TV show tag line, “You’re fired!” But then he didn’t fire anybody even though he was surrounded by traitors.

He lied, of course. Said one thing, did another. So it goes. I’m used to it. But I never ever believe any of them.

Yes, I understand that the alternative to Trump, ‘Dark Winter’, was even repugnant. But if only because Trump rebuffed the likes of Ioannidis, and elevated the likes of Fauci … he didn’t deserve to be re-elected.

“Why Trump didn’t fire FoulXi on Day One is beyond me.”

He may have been operating on the assumption that somebody who was right some of the time, and listened to at least some of the time, would be more useful in the long run than somebody who was right more often but (by virtue of being a publicly known hand-selected replacement) would virtually never be listened to.

Of course, that assumption also assumes that the times Fauci was right (are there any?) and the times he was listened to had at least some overlap. This has become considerably more questionable in hindsight.

People claim that Trump cannot fire Fauci because his appointment is not controlled by the Executive.

If true, doesn’t this demonstrate the Presidency is not that powerful?

Lot’s of people Trump should have fired or never hired – ‘Stache Bolton, for example.

But, on “day one” Trump himself probably didn’t know enough about Covid or Fauci personally to know that Fauci was a fraud and a Gates-owned shill. Also, federal personnel regulations may have made it difficult simply to fire him because he didn’t like him, since I think he’s not technically considered a “political” appointee who serves entirely at the pleasure of the President (in fact, just after the election Trump issued an executive order making it easier to fire a greater class of federal employees at will, which most thought would be a prelude to Fauci and others being fired, but it hasn’t happened yet, and likely never will now). Also, Trump knew if he simply tried to fire him, he’d be raked over the coals and accused of being an “anti-science” idiot who wants to fire the nation’s alleged “top infectious disease expert.”

Nonetheless, Trump should have done more to elevate people to counter the Fauci-Brix narrative and isolate the latter from influence, even if he couldn’t technically just fire either or both at the time. Even when he finally did bring Atlas on board, it was too little too late – the mask-loving, lockdown-loving narrative having been embraced by all as the default position (and even Atlas has been weak on countering the pro-mask narrative). In the end, Trump has been vacillating and only occasionally good on Covid (though obviously better than Biden’s Dark Winter approach will be), because at bottom he’s a low info guy who’s basically embraced the disaster narrative that this virus is indeed a grave crisis and danger to mankind and that vaccines are the key to getting back to “normal.” Sure, Trump wants to get back to normal sooner, but he still accepts the faulty premises behind the whole criminal political and media response to Covid in the first place.

O Tempora O Mores – This has been going on for awhile now, those in power telling us what we want, then taking it back, or turning it round, or saying “ There, there my poppit it was for your own good.” When Caesar in effect said “I’m doing it all for the Plebs, not my own vanity or monstrous ego”. Though to be fair to Caesar I doubt he much cared what most anyone thought. In any event the Plebs believed, or didn’t care much because they would happily follow an incontinent hippopotamus with a poor sense of direction as long as they got their bread and games. Where is our Cicero when we need him? Of course he got whacked by Octavian another monstrous ego.

Cicero – most over-rated Roman ever, especially by American and British liberals. Cicero was part of the phony, corrupt establishment pretending to uphold “the Republic” (i.e. the personal wealth and privileges of the degenerate senatorial class) in the same way that grifter RINOs and Con Inc. pundits spout on about the “Constitoootion” and “norms” and left grifters further enrich and empower themselves and their WallSt-Silicon Valley-BigPharma paymasters while pretending to care about “the people.” The Republic was in crisis and dying long before Caesar came along (and contrary to common belief, he wasn’t the first general to “Cross the Rubicon”); he just put it out of it’s misery.

We need not a new silver-tongued establishmentarian Cicero who’s all talk and equivocation, but men of power, vitality, and action, like Caesar or Octavian (and/or women of similar caliber, power, and vitality, such as, say, Empresses Catherine the Great or Maria Teresa, or St. Joan of Arc).

“…its misery” should be. Damn typo.

It’s really stupefying the entire free world has been conquered by a Chinese virus
and a coterie of international and domestic enablers. Not a shot fired.
Let that sink in…

“It’s really stupefying the entire free world has been conquered by a Chinese virus
and a coterie of international and domestic enablers. Not a shot fired.
Let that sink in…”

And the WHO is already warning (or perhaps threatening, more like) that this wasn’t “the big one,” and that we can expect even worse pandemics to come…which will, of course, necessitate even more stringent and tyrannical measures than we’ve had so far. How long until Covid-20 or 21 (or whatever they call the next thing) is unleashed on the world if we dare attempt to “go back to normal” and live like sane, free human beings?

On a lighter note…
Doctor Heinrich Fiechtner Warns Killer Vaccination
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYLvalcIfxQ&pbjreload=101

Seems Fauci can’t remember which arm got the shot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCrMtrEa1F8

Gotta love all the excusing of Trump for his failures/lies, especially “He’s better than Dark Winter Joe.” The parade of liars has no “best”. It’s always a choice between two snakes.

Trump was weak. He talked big but did small. Traitor Joe is a vegetable. His lies are scripted; he doesn’t know what he’s reading off the teleprompter. The government/Media/Academia left-wing jackalopes are imploding. They are increasingly irrelevant, but then they always have been — you just didn’t notice.

Knowing that this is mainly an american forum, with people who usually support Trump (or at least detest, and rightfully so, the alternative to him) I will say two things from abroad:

First, you could not believe the magnitude of the manipulation of Trump´s image outside the USA. I´ve never seen such consensus in caricaturing a public figure. Although I consider there were too many picturesque charactheristics in his persona, it was a despicable move from international media, as big as Obama´s unexplainable international raise to the altars.

Second: USA´s position on basically anything has a reverberating power in most countries, mine included, so although I am well aware of the kind of demented opposition he had in the most radical wing of the Democrat Party (ultrafeminists, gender/climate/race obsessed, violent, censoring, totalitarian,…you know…), and I supported him from the distance because of that, some of his Covid accurate claims were articulated more as Twitter outbursts than well reasoned points. That was a total mistake, in my opinion.

To have a president in such a powerful country with those unconventional ideas, and brave enough to tell them to the world, has been a huge wasted opportunity. One TV/ internet program for the whole world, with Trump+prestigious scientists giving REAL data, with statistics along the lines of the ones shown by Mr. Briggs, infection/death toll lines in countries or states with and without hardcore measures (masks, quarantines.), etc., and it could have really made a difference for us all. It could have created serious DEBATE, something that has been obliterated. That scenario didn´t happen, and we were left with only sporadic, not well reasoned claims in Twitter. That made the international media job of ridiculing the Covid dissident movement too easy.

Good heavens, Dr. Briggs, your commentators are really piling on our POTUS for his Covid response. I feel like I’m in a scene from a Greek tragedy, the chorus in Sad Masks, pointing to their fallen leader and braying like mules over his failures. The real tragedy is this: we were given a GREAT President, and we failed him, not the other way around.

Consider his accomplishments on our behalf, in less than four years, despite incredible opposition, often from other Republicans, and as what we claim to want, a non-politician:

Lowering taxes; ending unnecessary and expensive regulations; ending trade agreements and tariff practices that harmed the U.S., and implementing ones that help the U.S., while keeping farmers, etc. afloat during rocky negotiations and a malevolent media; shining a spotlight on the malign influence of China, Iran, and others bad actors; Initiating peace treaties between Israel and various Arab countries, and with Serbia, et al., that earned him three Nobel Peace Prize nominations; quickly rooting out ISIS in the Middle East (Africa would be next); pre-Covid employment and economic numbers unparalleled in U.S. history;

Some of the cleanest air and water in the world, and speaking that, a new bipartisan legislative act to dedicate fully half of all energy tax revenue from public lands, back towards much-needed maintenance/improvement our precious national parks and recreation area infrastructure; and that revenue is significant, because under Trump, we became energy independent, a net exporter, for the first time in history. (And one of Trump’s first acts, as POTUS, was to travel to Eastern Europe and sign natural gas deals w/ Poland et al., so they could bypass Russia.)

I am just putting things down off the top of my head, there are way more. What a record of achievement. But maybe most important, he got people to thinking and talking about things like The Swamp and The Deep State and The Fake News and he opened up many peoples’ eyes and ears. Whether we decide to close them again, maybe already have, we’ll see. Is it more comfortable for us under tyrants in 2020, than it was in 1776?

Think about it: In 1776, they started a revolution over “taxation without representation.” In 2020, they hold our kids hostage (no school re-openings unless we meet their demands, but we’ll still pay), force us and our children to wear masks over our faces, force us to take “vaccinations”, shut down our businesses on a whim, order us to stay in our homes on a whim, and mandate where and how we shop, eat, live, work, interact, and assemble; then, as frosting on the cake, they de-fund our police forces and take away our personal firearms, at least in the public square.

Not only have we let them shut down our schools, churches and businesses, we’re all standing around in masks, re-breathing our own CO2, mooing like cows, chewing our cud behind our face diapers, like a bunch of helpless babies. Some retired generals recently bemoaned the poor physical condition of young people, but that’s just the half of it. Our entire country, along with most of the world, has become infantilized. Like lambs, ready for the slaughter.

On the other hand, as the great Rush Limbaugh likes to point out, pessimism and negativity is our most natural state, and we must strive and strain to stay optimistic when things look most dark. Otherwise, we might despair, which is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.

A good start might be a gratitude list, including the accomplishments by DJT, because he is already becoming cancelled, even here. Ungrateful ninnies behind keyboards can say almost anything, and I include myself.

Then, let’s get out in the fresh, maybe cold, air, take off that face diaper, and let the world see our smiling faces. Have a blessed New Years Eve enjoying God’s creation.

scroll down to entry 2 at this link

https://www.johnderbyshire.com/Opinions/RadioDerb/2020-04-24.html

Trump chose as his UN Ambassador a foreigner, Nikki Haley, who hates historic America and hates him and everybody knows it. In her role as a republican who was chosen to respond to Obama’s final SOTU speech, the Nikkster warned Americans not to follow the siren call of angry voices – gee, who was this Mario Rubio backing, Never-Trumper talking about?

He let Jared, his son-in-law lead the movement to let blacks out of prison – way to pay back your white law-abiding working class supporters – and he campaigned endlessly on that topic as though that successful plan would excite his white working class law-abiding base.

Good grief. He is a knucklehead who has videos of him on You Tube showing him in a faux attack on The World Wrestling Owner, Vince McMahon, and Trump chose Vince’s wife. Linda, to be the chairman of The SBA.

He is our POTUS but, Lord have mercy…look at who he is, what he says, what he does and, yet he still is better than Beijing Biden

Ann

Well, this site ate my comment, so I’ll try again. Mr. (or is it Dr.) Brain Surgeon (in case we are tempted to doubt your brilliance), who cares if Nikki Haley supported Rubio in the primary? I listened to most of her UN speeches, and she knocked it out of the park every single time, and stood up to those thugs quite brilliantly. We never doubted for a moment, her loyalty to the President and our country.

Is that really the best you can do in your criticism, that she “hates historic America”? Seriously? Perhaps warmonger Amb. Bolton would have been more to your liking.

Honestly, Brain Surgeon, your comments are often downright racist, like this one: “He let Jared, his son-in-law lead the movement to let blacks out of prison – way to pay back your white law-abiding working class supporters – and he campaigned endlessly on that topic as though that successful plan would excite his white working class law-abiding base.”

Oh dear, you left out the part about Jared being…..a Jew!!

The prison reform bill addressed problems in the Clinton crime bill, which made, for instance, sentences higher for crack cocaine then other, more expensive, forms cocaine, and put people behind bars for decades over non-violent offenses, even when they’d been model prisoners for years. I think most of Trump’s “white working class base” are more concerned about drugs pouring over our southern border, and about white-collar criminals getting off Scott-free, than they are about some people getting a break on their sentences after many years behind bars.

But your last comment just shows garden-variety ill will: you really care if our POTUS, before he even ran for President, pretended, as an entertainer, to wrestle Vince McMahon? I watched the performance on YouTube, and it was hilarious, and the crowds loved it. Are you implying that Linda McMahon, a powerhouse in her own right, who did a good job as head of the Small Business Administration, got her job because Trump wrestled her husband?

“Good grief” and “Lord have mercy.” You got those right, anyway.