I remember what Mike Yeadon said…why didnt they use the nucleocapsid instead of spike.
My other nagging thought is we’ve known for 100 years roughly that you dont put foreign proteins in a body…our immune system knows self from non self. Even if weve forgotten that bit of science…transplant surgery should have rung a bell…
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Yup. It was on the NIH website re Sars 1. Thats why they had to shut it down
An excellent short read.
"… Put the four together, and the motive is not mysterious at all. Fauci did not need to know the virus came from a laboratory. He needed only to grasp that a serious investigation into that possibility would threaten his agency, his research philosophy, his standing, and his place in history. That recognition alone is sufficient to explain everything that followed. …
…The thesis also explains something the ordinary-error story cannot: why failure produced escalation instead of humility. The diaries show Fauci knew by January 2021 that mutations were outrunning the formulas. By mid-2021, he acknowledged that the vaccinated were getting infected, then publicly blamed the unvaccinated days later. By July 2022, he noted that Americans were being told to get boosted with a shot that did not cover the circulating variant, with a matched booster five weeks away. A leader whose authority rested on evidence adjusts when the evidence moves. A leader whose identity has fused with the solution treats every disappointment as proof that compliance was insufficient, and so the mandates continued and the messaging hardened and the children who had never been at meaningful risk were enrolled anyway, and none of it can be understood as adaptive public health because it was never adaptive and it was never really about health.
Fauci himself gave the game away in November 2021 when he told CBS that people criticizing him were “really criticizing science because I represent science.” That sentence is the whole era compressed. It is also, as it happens, the clearest confirmation of Tucker’s reading that anyone could have asked for, because it shows the fusion had already occured in Fauci’s own mind. …
…Tucker’s closing judgment is that Fauci “sought immortality through power and fame,” and that his immortality is now earned in infamy. That reads like literary flourish until you sit with the record, and then it reads like a finding. The diaries were assembled, Tucker suspects, as raw material for an autobiography, a monument to a great career. They have become the primary evidence against him. He was preemptively pardoned by Joe Biden. He pleaded the Fifth anyway, 111 times."
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What longed for fame becomes in reality when corruption takes root. Could not happen to a nicer couple!
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