I suspect, in the public opinion, Fauci will be delivered justice.
I have witnessed what you’re describing. My husband’s family, most doctors, all got covid-vaccined-up. Now, 2 family members have died from turbo-cancer, and another has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. They are still “believers”
The woman who cuts my hair I have discussed the danger of those vaccines many times–she still says “huh, really, do you think that?” Her husband is fighting multiple myeloma.
I think it’s difficult to believe that there are those in the human race that disregard all human life besides their own.
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I’ve come to the understanding that, what other people think, believe, say, do really doesn’t matter.
What matters is what you think, believe, say, do.
To borrow from my weekend pastor; be the person you expect others to be.
Obviously the assumption is that you expect the best in other people, doesn’t mean you’re not prepared for the worst.
Our western society seems to have trouble holding standards.
My advantage, if you call it that, is having a military background where discipline and standards is not an option, so I’ve at least had over a decade of practice in holding myself accountable beyond my initial training..
Funny I think that’s what parents are supposed to do..
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This is a psychological defence mechanism and is happening at a subconscious level. I suspect even Fauci consciously believes he did good … his subconscious suppresses thoughts or evidence to the contrary, because suddenly realising ‘oh crap, I’m a monster who killed millions’ would be hugely damaging to his psyche. He avoids that damage by never letting it surface.
This is called ‘cognitive dissonance reduction’ - how do I resolve my current model of myself as a competent and ethical Dr, when the evidence says I am a monster? .. simple, I suppress that evidence, subconsciously.
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This exchange is pretty epic, Got to admit.
https://x.com/JesslovesMJK/status/2082528463668338820?s=20
Reveals a slimy personality. But is not even close to the horrible deceptions Fauci used to develop the vaccine, develop and forcibly distribute the vaccine.
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I recall Charles Hugh Smith stating that the moment people finally do something typically coincides with when they stop being able to reliably put food on the table. Maybe the energy crisis and cost-push inflation will get us there quicker than people expect.
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aka ‘it has to get worse before it gets better’
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So what is the latest prediction of when a fuel crisis happens in the US?
I just happen to see this on my Facebook feed from somebody I used to know a long time ago. It just reinforced for me just how much distance separates the left and right.
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Quite possible and IIRC, food insecurities is what triggered the Arab Spring when a young male Egyptian set himself on fire. People tend to get cranky and volatile when they can eat and feed their family.
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Well, according to Larry Johnson, the government is lying about its SPR draw down but estimates are 4 possibly by September (something Chris addressed in his video with Mario Nawfal) before the plane crashes into the side of the mountain.
Larry Johnson also mentioned that the US government is stupidly taking fuel from the commerical sector and giving it to the military, while Iran and Oman close off the SOH and the Red Sea.
It’s a shitshow brought to us by DJT and BeeBee.
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This is one of the greatest compilation of Fauci’s lies.
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Could someone get a link which would allow non-X users to view that video?
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I second that. I used to be able to watch and listen to the videos posted on this forum from X.
But in the last week or so , the x vids display on mute , and all efforts to turn the audio on result in me being directed to download X.
Which I really don’t want to do ,
Anybody got a workaround?
H
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Hey guys.
X is a valuable information source, provided that you understand that a post is simply one person’s opinion. You don’t have to spend more time on X than you want to. You can choose who you follow. You can scroll past anyone that you don’t want to read. And you can even BLOCK them if you have repeated experiences of doubting their accuracy.
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This has implications in relation to the justifications for mass surveillance. The justification for mass surveillance is that “if you haven’t done anything wrong, you have nothing to fear.”
Obviously, that implies that the government is honest, competent and trustworthy. We saw during Covid that the government is not honest, not competent and not trustworthy.
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While Fauci has a pardon, i wonder how many people in collusion with him do not? Cdc director Rochelle Walinsky for 1. His staff? If congress is serious to get to something resembling the truth everyone should be brought in and prosecuted.
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