Outgoing NIH director Francis Collins raises eyebrows singing about post-pandemic life

Fox via Yahoo ^ | December 15, 2021 | Tim Neurozzi

[DoodleBob]

National Institute of Health Director Dr. Francis Collins, who announced his intention to retire earlier this year, bid farewell to his role in the NIH by picking up a guitar and playing his own COVID-centric rendition of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" titled "Somewhere Past the Pandemic."

"Somewhere past the pandemic, when we're free, there's a life I remember, full of activity," Collins sang in his parody. "Somewhere past the pandemic, no quarantine, we'll all stay well and healthy, thanks to a safe vaccine."

The parody song appears to be a piece close to Collin's heart. This was not the first time he has performed his musical tribute to the vaccine.

Collins performed a similar rendition back in November. A video of Collins performing "Somewhere Past the Pandemic" with an acoustic guitar was published to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences' official Youtube channel.

Collins said in October of this year that mounting accusations surrounding the agency's involvement in gain-of-function research and the Wuhan Institute of Virology had "absolutely" nothing to do with his resignation.

[Codeflier]

Clown world.

[Gritty]

He’s retiring. Woodstock must be calling.

[Pharmboy]

I live a mile from the NIH, and have a friend who is a PhD who was there for years. Whenever we would go to dinner with the wives the first 5 minutes of conversation was him once again telling me what an absolute POS Collins was.

[cgbg]

“Safe vaccine”

Oxymoron.

“Emergency” vaccines are dangerous medical experiments using humans as lab rats.

[Allegra]

Duh. 😏

The shill’s words, not mine.