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Parent Post: One of the most harmful humans ever to live, the Fauci Senate Hearing
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saarnok
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7/30/2026, 4:21:30 AM
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I completely understand your position, but I disagree with it on pretty much every point. Fauci was the exact right kind of guy "they" needed to do what they thought should get done. He's a vain poser who's chief ability is to push himself in front of cameras and take credit for whatever seems like something to take credit for. "They" used him to engineer the medical industrial complex that sprang up since roughly 1970, though he wasn't the first and almost certainly won't be the last. You almost have to just pick a spot and go from there; but the beginning I'm choosing is 1902 when a guy named Jacobson was fined $5 for refusing a vaccine. Since then, and even before, the medical industry has been trying to gain ultimate power over the populace. As far back as the revolutionary war there were doctors such as Benjamin Rush who warned against allowing medical authorities any real authority which was 'massaged' by Cowperthwaite much later into a desire to include a protection against same in the American Constitution. The excesses of Covid are grossly outweighed by the campaigns that came before it, and Fauci is an absolute piker compared to the characters who came before him. Trump not only is not guilty of anything you accuse him of; his entire "crime" is believing, at least partly, what the 'experts' told him he should believe. While I could also make the claim that I didn't buy into it from the very first, I genuinely did buy into it at first. Then I watched as the narrative was used to generate a world of fear and realized the fear was the point regardless of the reality of the illness. Within thirty days or so after it became something the general public was aware of I was solidly in the "It's a scam" camp. If you want some figures to really hate on, you should look to Deborah Birx and Matt Pottinger. Fauci is serving his purpose of keeping your focus on him. Sure, he should be publicly executed. But, there's a bunch of people behind the scenes who didn't get pardons who are actually responsible. And they're not that hard to find.
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wfgopack
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7/30/2026, 2:07:57 PM
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I dont really see where we disagree so far. Guys like fauci and trump are just the very tip of the spear. Its a fully and totally 100% corrupt system these people have been selected to sit atop as figure heads, and eventually fall guys. These guys make no decisions and are not the real criminal element, they are just cheap petty criminals and opportunists. Guys who will do anything for money and a moment of fame. The real criminals are not protected by pardons because they don't need pardons, they laugh at pardons. The real crime bosses are protected by the system and are hidden behind several firewalls that keep us usually from knowing their names, much less having any chance at accountability. I remember going into the city in the very first days, maybe the first day of lockdown and there were already these premade, logo branded signs on the ground of where you were supposed to stand. It was tmobile or some phone company that first made me laugh. These pieces took at least a couple weeks to design and manufacture and get to the store locations.
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hyokkim
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7/30/2026, 6:52:00 AM
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''Within thirty days or so after it became something the general public was aware of I was solidly in the "It's a scam" camp.'' I never got vaccine, despite much scolding from co-workers/management; Israelis are not the only scammers ''Fauci was the exact right kind of guy "they" needed to do what they thought should get done. He's a vain poser who's chief ability is to push himself in front of cameras and take credit for whatever seems like something to take credit for. "They" used him to engineer the medical industrial complex that sprang up since roughly 1970, though he wasn't the first and almost certainly won't be the last.'' He sure looks good for a guy his age! He speaks good as well, better than most politicians/lawyers even. Me fuck him for a long time, he sucks me for a long time.
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