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SimulationCommander's avatar

The bottom line is that Fauci and the rest of them knew that they couldn't prove the haters wrong, because we were always right. So instead, they decided on the go-to play of tyrants throughout history -- they'd simply remove us from the conversation and pretend the resulting agreement is the natural result of healthy debate.

The Covid Crew STILL can't win a real debate, but since much of the nation (and people in power) have turned against them, they're simply shutting up instead of calling us stupid and evil.

But make no mistake, they'd still ban us if they could.

Patrick's avatar
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Shame shame on them. May they experience Karma and Hell, whichever comes first.

SimulationCommander's avatar

I'm hoping I get to witness a little of the Karma before I don't witness the Hell part.

ktrip's avatar

I can't believe the baloney about chilling people from becoming scientists. We don't need scientists like Fauci. To paraphrase one of my favorite lines, Sergeant Barnes in Platoon- Fauci "got a lot of people wasted with his f***ed up" experiment. Fauci is like the arsonist fireman who wants credit for putting out the fire he essentially started.

In reading people's comments, I am surprised they believe anything will come of this when half the people (and most of the press) are going along with this being swept under the rug or rationalized away. Fauci should be charged with perjury for his opening statement where he said it was his personal diary when in fact it was seized from a government computer and just because it is written like a swooning 12-year-old doesn't change that.

SimulationCommander's avatar

I doubt anything happens to Fauci, but lots of people don't have pardons.

And Fauci probably cares more about his image anyway.

Salusa Secundus Snape's avatar

The COVID crew. Ha! I've heard those cranks blame Fauci not only for engineering the disease but also engineering the deadly vaccine. Austin Powers couldn't come up with a supervillain as ridiculous as MAHA has!

SimulationCommander's avatar

Those fucking anti-science idiots don't even think the shot stops you from getting covid!

Pat's avatar

It won't matter if Fauci is indicted, we now have all the electronic records showing all the lies and deceptions from Fauci and the NIH. It won't be only Fauci that will be caught. His boss, his underlings, and all the mainstream press sycophants will be caught by these disclosures are well. Thank you for reporting the real news. I started to listen to you since the Twitter files. We need a lot more journalists like you to report and to uncover the truth.

SimulationCommander's avatar

Morens is so fucked, as are the others involved in this specific portion of the conspiracy.

https://legalinsurrection.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Morens-COVID-Indictment.pdf

Pat's avatar
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He won't be the only one. They are not covered under Presidential Pardon and they are fair game for the State to prosecute them. This is where Dr Jordan Peterson is so correct. People can do their best to hide their crimes but they will be brought up to the light in about five years.

Salusa Secundus Snape's avatar

Uh... got any room on the gallows for Donald "Warp Speed" Trump? You know... Fauci's boss?

Lisa's avatar

I must have been naive, but I am very disappointed in the journalism community, their willingness to be deceived. They are really a sad bunch. Thanks for writing this piece, but where are your colleagues?

Chris's avatar

Apologies to Matt who is the exception to this rule:

The press is a gang of cruel faggots. Journalism is not a profession or a trade. It is a cheap catch-all for fuckoffs and misfits—a false doorway to the backside of life, a filthy piss-ridden little hole nailed off by the building inspector, but just deep enough for a wino to curl up from the sidewalk and masturbate like a chimp in a zoo-cage.”

― Hunter S. Thompson,

SimulationCommander's avatar

(Now) being a journalist, I hate that this is true.

Chris's avatar

Apologies to you as well!

SimulationCommander's avatar

I figure as long as nobody but readers are paying me to write, I'm technically not part of that aspect of the job.

SimulationCommander's avatar

They were literally paid off once by Big Pharma through advertising dollars, then again by the government to push vaccines.

ocjackel's avatar

Watch any MSM news cast and 75% their ads are pharma ads. MSM can't exist without pharma

bestuvall's avatar

there are ads for drugs for diseases that no one has

SimulationCommander's avatar

And often you can't even get that drug EVEN IF YOU WANTED TO because it's highly restricted to a specific subset of people.

SimulationCommander's avatar

And he who pays the piper calls the tune.....

Eileen Thornton Renda's avatar

They are not “Deceived.” They are the “Deceivers.”

Marcia Gorham's avatar

It's scary the power these propagandists have.

DJ West's avatar

The comments I saw on the CBS news YouTube post regarding the Fauci trial were from an alternate universe. Every comment was Trump Trump Trump...blaming everything on him and talking about all of his other mistakes rather than focusing on the real story: Fauci and his cover-up.

These people live in a different world where everything Trump does is 100% evil and anyone who opposes him is 100% good and justified in doing whatever.

Salusa Secundus Snape's avatar

Fish rots from the head down, brother. How are you gonna let Fat Boy off the hook?

Also: It was a hearing, not a trial.

JD Free's avatar
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These things never have consequences, but the ongoing problem is that the public doesn’t learn.

And how can it, when so many are actively committed to spinning the truth?

The threat of more Faucis is worse than the last Fauci, and it is as great as ever thanks to the effort to excuse Fauci.

What harm will the next one do?

SimulationCommander's avatar

Big Pharma is still all-in for combo mRNA shots, and they'll be marketed as "free" to people on government healthcare.

https://simulationcommander.substack.com/p/a-quick-word-from-our-sponsors-at

Albert Bourla - Pfizer Inc. - Chairman of the Board & CEO

Clearly, we are working on -- and will continue despite the reduction of our operating expenses, we'll continue working, particularly on combination vaccines. Right now, we are the only company that has both an mRNA and an RSV, and we are working now on the flu. So clearly, as we are doing all of that, we are working on combinations that will help us enhance the -- how easy and convenient it is for patients to receive protection for respiratory diseases.

[later]

So it's going to be a way more convenient if they will be offered with the same injection, not 2 or 3, the same injection and 0 co-pay to get free of charge, not 1, but 3 vaccines or 2. I think that will increase the vaccination rates of COVID and will bring them closer to flu. Of course, that remains to be seen, but this is our belief right now. That's why we continue very aggressively developing combination for our respiratory franchise vaccines.

Judith Cohen's avatar

It will be harder and harder to avoid those mRNA shots

SimulationCommander's avatar

Therefore it will be harder and harder to suss out the fact they're doing damage.

Salusa Secundus Snape's avatar

And... what did Fauci do exactly? I forget why you guys hate him so much. He invented Covid right in his kitchen... is that the conspiracy?

Tim Hartin's avatar

I believe there is also a diary entry about the mortality rate being 0.02-3% shortly before he said publicly it was 2-3%. I think that might have been when he was boasting about triggering the worst day in NYSE history.

SimulationCommander's avatar

He published that in the New England Journal of Medicine, yet nobody in the media seemed to know about it. (Orf being a shining exception)

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejme2002387

If one assumes that the number of asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic cases is several times as high as the number of reported cases, the case fatality rate may be considerably less than 1%. This suggests that the overall clinical consequences of Covid-19 may ultimately be more akin to those of a severe seasonal influenza (which has a case fatality rate of approximately 0.1%) or a pandemic influenza (similar to those in 1957 and 1968) rather than a disease similar to SARS or MERS, which have had case fatality rates of 9 to 10% and 36%, respectively.

SimulationCommander's avatar

He wrote this in February 2020 and by April 2020 we knew the paper was correct and that we were missing the vast vast majority of cases, because many people show no symptoms at all. (That's one of the symptoms!)

Randy Hujar's avatar

He will go down as one of the biggest mass murderers of all time and live in infamy.

Judith Cohen's avatar

Thank you for covering this so incisively and deeply the way you always do on a story you commit to.

Steve Smith's avatar

Woke, big government legacy media denizens refuse to look for something they don't want to find and then decry loudly, There Is No Evidence!

SimulationCommander's avatar

"We called up the people accused of fraud. They assured us there was no fraud. Case closed."

steven t koenig's avatar

Isn't that the Somali pledge of allegiance?

steven t koenig's avatar

When the village becomes 50% idiots it becomes an insane asylum

SimulationCommander's avatar

Maybe that's why we're importing them as quickly as possible.

Patrick's avatar

100%. (That was a coffee snorter, too bad its the evening)

KHP's avatar

> When it comes to knocking these people off a lie,

> it really does take a village.

Huh? A whole planet of people couldn't shake them.

Eileen Thornton Renda's avatar

When will the usual suspects (MoJo, CNN, CBS, etc.) surprise us and admit that “the sky is blue?” After reading the comment section in the WSJ today, I fear there are many “unhinged true believers” out there who keep the so-called Legacy Media in business. That said, I wonder if Trump was not President both now and during Covid time if the consensus would be more level headed since almost every comment I read in support of Fauci seemed to blame Trump for every and all things and speak of Fauci with an almost George Floyd sanctity.

ocjackel's avatar

I wonder if Trump had won his reelection in 2020 would the MSM eventually turned on Fauci?

Being Trump adjacent I could see the MSM unable to help themselves from coming down on Fauci.

I have a feeling that if Trump had won in 2020 we would have see headlines such as:

"Trumps covid Tzar Fauci says that wearing masks is effective against transmission despite growing evidence against mask effectiveness...:

or

"Dr Fauci, Trump's chef covid enforcer, says that children should get the vaccine despite evidence coming from Europe and Asia that children have almost no chance of dying from or being significantly injured by the virus..."

Marilyn's avatar

I know how frustrating it is to have facts and the Trump haters don’t care. And remember the press was complicit in the cover-up and they’re not going to say they were wrong. This is what happens when you have censorship. The elites just fucked it up, but they’ll never admit it, and that’s the way it is.

Dr. Daniel Ward's avatar

Western society exists without fundamental consequences for its actions. We've eliminated every barrier imaginable to education, entertainment, employment, you name it. We've prosecuted wars across the world with millions dead, that we've either barely felt the effects of, or have even benefited tremendously from. The whole of society lives within a reality-distortion field, and it ensures that we will never learn. But at the center of it lies the same old human desire as it always has been: power. We're drunk on it and only have values in its service. It cannot be fixed by voting or policy. Restraint is the only answer, and it's the absolute last answer that anyone wants to hear.

Pat's avatar
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Having power is a powerful temptation. Asking a person who possesses the power to limit the exercising of it is counter human nature. This is why our society needs a stronger countering force to hold the powerful accountable. The Press used to perform this role, and others as well. When this institution failed, many bad things happened exemplified by the Covid responses.

SimulationCommander's avatar

This is why the covid Karens were so happy back then, they were finally given permission to invoke authority over others.

I was coming home from a hike during covid and ran into a covid Karen. She asked me why I wasn't wearing a mask. I looked up and down the entirely empty street and said "Why are you?"

She did not react positively.

Salusa Secundus Snape's avatar

I can't recommend the movie Eddington enough.

Skenny's avatar

At the end of the day, Fauci, all government employees, and all politicians work for us. Their work product, for better or worse, belongs to us. We are entitled to review what happened with Covid.

Fauci can sit in a cell and think about it until he decides to share...

NJ Transit Commuter's avatar

Every time the ruling class covers for its own, whether it’s no one being prosecuted for the GFC in 2008 or no serious investigation into the clusterf@ck of COVID, we get one step closer to a revolutionary end of the American republic.

On the far left, the DSA is now well organized and hollowing out the rotting trunk of the Democratic Party. Just a matter of time before the same thing happens on the right.

From the Bolsheviks to the Nazis, history shows what will happen: an organized, disciplined, small minority can patiently wait decades for a crisis the ruling class polity cannot solve, seize the reins and then its Year Zero and game over…

Salusa Secundus Snape's avatar

Wasn't President Pedo supposed to be your cure for all this?