[John Semmens]

ping

[Cold Heart]

“Too long to read”

[dayglored]

> ...Press Secretary Jen Psaki who described him as "an undeniable asshat" before circling back and revising this gaffe. "Did I say 'asshat?' I meant to say asset..."

Priceless!

Long, but worth every second it took to read it. :-)

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[Dick Bachert]

TONY FAUCI AND THE WUHAN LAB RATS RETURN TO TREAT US TO THEIR CLASSIC REMAKE OF “LYIN’ EYES”. UFOs? WHAT UFOs? DEMOCRAT POLITICIANS AND CRIME. WHAT’S FOR LUNCH? CICADAS ON THE HALF SHELL. LOTS OF PIX OF TRUMP!
https://www.brighteon.com/2f868a4c-d855-438b-be12-67ec57665ab8
Share it folks. CNN, NBC, MSNBC, ABC and the others are still reporting on Russia and Trump.

[DuncanWaring]

Half-gigabyte pdf of actual emails here:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/e7wi0lqjd1d5lcx/Combined_Fauci_Emails_in_Chron_Order_OCRd_FINAL.pdf/file

[Hardastarboard]

most of the lying occurred when Trump was in office. Dr. Fauci wouldn't be the first person corrupted by his association with Trump."

Brilliant, as always John. I will take slight issue with your characterization of the above as satire. I know a very bright young RN who actually SAID the essence of the above to me not long ago. Or perhaps you knew of some of these fools and just incorporated their stupidity into this post.

Well done, either way.

[Seaplaner]

Despite being told by other doctors that hydroxychloroquine was an effective therapy for treating COVID patients, Fauci publicly insisted on a rigid protocol of neglecting to treat patients until their condition became dire and then sending them to hospitals to be intubated until they either recovered or died. He defended his actions, saying that "the email about hydroxychloquine was too long for me to read" and that "the success of doctors using this therapy was unproven because there were no control groups'" (i.e., patients given a placebo instead of treatment). He went on to say that "I thought it would be better to put our trust in a vaccine. Even if this meant hundreds of thousands might have to die before a vaccine could be developed it would have the advantage of being scientific, which I viewed as preferable to cures achieved outside of a clinical environment."

I somehow suspect that there are those in CDC, FDA, and NIH who might not recognize any satire here.

(So, I don't either.)

Thanks John, another informative column.

[smokingfrog]

Best semi, semi-satire I’ve read all day.