April 11, 2020 at 9:51 am
"I think Fauci has delusions of grandeur in that he suddenly has people paying attention to what he has to say. He is on a supreme power trip. Yesterday it was all about when “WE” decide to “allow” people to go back to work, “WE” will decide when to open the country, “WE” will decide if it is too soon and “WE” decide and on and on with the “WE”. He has the biggest “delusions of grandeur syndrome” that I’ve seen in a long time."
Well Fauci is the read that went running in to tell Trump that two million were gonna die
So Trump banned travel against Fauci’s advice
Our president shines a bright light on cock roaches
Of course. SUPER CRIMINALS in the republic always have plausible deniability. it’s built into THEIR EVIL They think so many steps ahead of the regular citizen (non criminal).
https://www.amazon.com/Inside-Criminal-Mind-Revised-Updated/dp/140004619X
So many people are retards when it comes to being trained as an executive.
You manage with the numbers you have. They are rarely accurate and they are constantly changing. And the ONLY constant is change.
So many fools out there think he and his staff manage blindly by the numbers, and nothing but a model. They would certainly not take hundreds of years of combined experience to make decisions. //sarc
And when a model using less than 100 data points changes—and they do with each added points—they think the people building the models are stupid.
All in all, this entire exercise indicates the low education and experience of the Free Republic readership. If you don’t understand how this all works, then you have no basis for commenting one way or the other.
Dr. FrankenFauci
The Imperial College Ferguson model predicted 2.2 million Americans would die if nothing was done...
A bad disease model cost us two trillion dollars and 22 million jobs. And liberals are screaming, “But give us more of this power, we’ve got climate models predicting the end of the world!”