Fauci is gone.
I’m sure he’s now got a gig with big pharma in some shape or form.
Nothing will EVER happen to him.
Government is essentially immune from culpability:
1.) Bureaucratic veil of anonymity.
2.) Secrecy.
3.) Procedural and legal framework that makes it hard to sue the government.
4.) Make decision by committee, i.e. distribute responsibility.
5.) Make truly dubious decisions offline without any email/phone/meeting records or if really brazen run your own illegal server as HRC did.
6.) Pretend you never made that decision (using legalistic guarded language), even though you did as interpreted by everyone else. Fauci did that a lot.
7.) By the time the courts catch up, those responsible have moved on or retired.
8.) Use a panel of experts or a study to hide behind, even though this panel requested by you is really just there to provide cover and went in with a foregone conclusion.
His retirement as a public “servant” is more than four (4) times what an average American family earns, and he will never be held accountable even if it is just a matter of fact that he lied about Wuhan and trying to make that sound like a conspiracy, that he lied about gain of function work.
If you try to nail someone like that down, his defense is almost per-scripted, “I did what was medically the recommended course of action or by a panel of experts at the time, the majority of experts agreed with me, it was necessary for the greater good, I cannot remember, I didn’t make that decision or say that (even though he did), I was following orders, and I based my decision on a panel of experts or data which suggested this made sense (even though that panel and data was all geared to give the answer he wanted).
America needs pitchforks and torches, a renewal, but that isn’t possible anymore because we live in a police state.
I was following orders [etc.]
Yep seems like we heard that over and over during the Nuremberg trials.
I can only wish for their untimely and grisly ends.