Fauci Was Told Privately by Key Scientists That COVID-19 Natural Origin Was ‘Highly Unlikely,’ Newly Unredacted Emails Confirm

Top U.S. health officials, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, scrambled in early 2020 to respond to public reporting of a potential connection between COVID-19 and the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China.

This response, which included a secret Feb. 1, 2020, teleconference, was loosely detailed in previously released and heavily redacted emails. Those emails strongly suggested that Fauci and a small group of top scientists sought to promote the natural origin theory, despite having evidence and internal expert opinions that pointed to the possibility of a leak from the Wuhan lab.

Unredacted versions of some of the emails made public by lawmakers on Jan. 11 further confirm this.

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Sen. Paul: I see Fauci ‘as a rank partisan Democrat’

https://www.oann.com/sen-paul-i-see-fauci-as-a-rank-partisan-democrat/

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In the second part of an exclusive interview, Sen. Rand Paul told One America News that Anthony Fauci’s recent public statements and demeanor are that of a “rank partisan Democrat.” One America’s John Hines has more from Capitol Hill.

 

Scoop: Lara Logan Dropped By UTA Over Fauci Nazi Doctor Comments
By Aidan McLaughlinJan 17th, 2022, 5:38 pm
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Lara Logan, the former 60 Minutes correspondent who as of late has earned a reputation for pushing conspiracy theories at Fox News, has been dropped by talent agency UTA over controversial comments she made about Dr. Anthony Fauci.

UTA chief communications officer Seth Oster confirmed to Mediaite that the agency cut ties with Logan several weeks ago.

The veteran journalist was dropped after she sparked controversy by comparing the top U.S. infectious diseases expert to Nazi doctor Josef Mengele on Fox News.

“What you see on Dr. Fauci – this is what people say to me: that he doesn’t represent science to them. He represents Joseph Mengele. Dr. Josef Mengele, the Nazi doctor who did experiments on Jews during the second World War and in the concentration camps,” Logan told Fox host Pete Hegseth.

A UTA insider confirmed to Mediaite that Logan was let go over her “highly offensive” and “unacceptable” comments, which sparked outrage within the agency.

Logan was never employed by Fox News, but hosted a show on the network’s streaming platform Fox Nation (Lara Logan Has No Agenda), and appeared regularly on the cable network as an unpaid guest.

That is, until she compared Fauci to Auschwitz’s Angel of Death.

After that comment, which Logan made on Fox News Primetime on Nov. 29, she disappeared from the air at Fox News, and hasn’t been booked since.

The network has remained publicly quiet on Logan’s fate, amid outrage and calls for her firing. Logan herself apparently remains in the dark regarding her standing at the network.

“I don’t really know,” she said when asked about her standing with Fox in a recent interview reported by the Daily Beast.

“I’m not on their payroll,” she added. “So I, you know, I’m not in communication with them.”

Logan’s Mengele remark isn’t the first time the once-revered journalist made bizarre claims on Fox News.

Mediaite’s Jackson Richman provided a useful roundup back in November:

Logan’s absurd conspiracies include claiming that the coronavirus vaccine is “not really a vaccine.” She has claimed those who criticize of Biden and support U.S. troops are at risk of being jailed by the FBI. She has suggested that China, Iran and possibly Russia are funding the far-left movement Antifa. She has said that “bioweapons specialists and intel agents” told her allowing migrants into the country is a “typical” way to launch a “virus attack.”

Logan did not respond to requests for comment.

https://www.mediaite.com/tv/scoop-lara-logan-dropped-by-uta-over-fauci-nazi-doctor-comments/

 

BLAH...BLAH...BLAH, more Hollywood elitists suppressing the rights and practices of free speech.

However it's all fine and dandy to continue to push the false notion that there was a Russia/Trump/Putin election collusion conspiracy by all the activist hack fuck media, without any real repercussions for pushing that false conspiracy...hypocrisy at it's height.

 

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Republican senators find NIAID (National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases) Director, Dr. Anthony Fauci has questionable investments in Chinese-tied companies.

On Saturday, Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) released Fauci’s financial disclosures showing his investments in the Matthews Pacific Tiger Fund among other things. That fund has nearly 43 percent of its portfolio invested in Hong Kong and China, including a Chinese pharmaceutical company.

Overall, Fauci has almost $10.5 million invested in various companies and critics are sounding the alarm over his potential conflicts of interests. Judicial Watch President, Tom Fitton specially commented on the matter.

“His daily calendar from January 1, 2009 to the present in time…confidentiality documents, conflict documents and economical disclosure documents — it’s all about Dr. Fauci, his current job description.”

Fauci agency played shell games on his financial records until @RogerMarshallMD and @JudicialWatc lawsuit for https://t.co/CtxAO3QLqC forced out more key docs. "Dr. Anthony Fauci’s financial disclosure shows $10.4M in investments." https://t.co/PXef3SV8N4 pic.twitter.com/6ZLIfahJ5z

— Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) January 15, 2022

In response to these developments, Marshall introduced the Financial Accountability for Uniquely Compensated Individuals Act, or FAUCI Act, to hold unelected bureaucrats to account.

 

Fauci disclosures will trickle out over more than a year, watchdog says
Fauci's financial disclosures aren't listed in the same searchable database as many other federal officials





A government watchdog group has been demanding key data on Dr. Anthony Fauci's financial and professional history, but the public may only get Fauci's disclosures spread out over more than a year, the group's head says.

Adam Andrzejewski, the CEO of OpenTheBooks.com, talked to Fox News Digital about his ongoing legal battles attempting to open Fauci's financial and professional records to the public.

"During the pandemic, Dr. Fauci has handsomely profited from his federal employment, royalties, travel perks, and investment gains," Andrzejewski asserted.

OpenTheBooks.com filed their first Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request on Jan. 28, 2021. The National Institute for Health acknowledged the request, but remained largely silent for months. They finally heard back in May, and received a meager 51 pages of information with redactions.

"Not included was Dr. Fauci's current employment agreement including all addendums and modifications; current job description; and confidentiality and conflict of interest documents," OpenTheBooks.com said.


While Fauci's disclosures are theoretically open to any member of the public who requests them, they aren't listed in the same searchable database as many other federal officials and it can take months for a request to be fulfilled.

Openthebooks.com continued pushing for more documents from the National Institute of Health and its related agencies. Correspondence from the government became increasingly dismissive, pushing Andrzejewski to threaten a lawsuit.

Eventually, the watchdog group partnered with legal activist group Judicial Watch.

Andrzejewski said that the group officially filed suit on Oct. 25, 2021 and "that suit moved fast in federal court."


"And the agency admitted they were holding 1,200 pages subject to our request," he recalled. "So think about this, we got 51 pages – there were redactions – and there's 1,200 pages."

"So they admitted to holding 1,200 pages that were subject to the request and 3,000 pages of line-by-line royalty payments," Andrzejewski said. "Every line is a potential conflict of interest and there's up to 1,000 NIH scientists receiving royalty payments. It's legal, but it should be disclosed."


Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, speaks during the daily briefing at the White House in Washington, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021, as White House press secretary Jen Psaki watches. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

The original FOIA request demanded "all calendars or calendar entries for Dr. Anthony Fauci, including calendars maintained on Dr. Fauci’s behalf. For calendars or calendar entries created electronically, the records should include the names of invitees, notes, and other attachments for a given entry."

The NIH has at last volunteered to make the requested documents public – but not right away.

The agency has stated that it has a whopping 768 pending FOIA requests, with 633 backlogged. The NIH has also racked up an impressive 33 lawsuits related to the backup of requests.

Because of this backup, the NIH says that it will only be able to distribute the thousands of pages 300 at a time, once per month.

With the amount of documents owed to OpenTheBooks.com, this staggered release could take approximately 14 months unless sped up.

Republican Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas has waged his own war to throw open the NIH's records.

Marshall explained that he and his office "for weeks" had been trying to get Fauci's financial information and other information but had gotten nowhere. At the hearing, Fauci said he had submitted a disclosure and that it was publicly available.

"I don’t know why you’re asking me that question," Fauci said. "My financial disclosure is public knowledge and has been for the last 37 years or so, 35 years that I’ve been director."

Marshall asked where he could find it, to which Fauci replied, "All you have to do is ask for it. You’re so misinformed it’s extraordinary."


Sen. Roger Marshall said he and his office had been trying to get Fauci's financial information for weeks but had gotten nowhere. (Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg)

Marshall explained to Fox News what happened when he tried to get the information he wanted.

"And it takes the NIH, it takes this White House months to respond to any type of request for information, and then it’s redacted. It’s quite a game they’re playing. So I was shocked, I was shocked by his response, that he would lie to Congress again after he had already lied about the viral gain-of-function question that I asked him earlier," Marshall said, referring to the argument he and Fauci had during the hearing's first round of questioning.

"I've never spoken to [Marshall] before or after," Andrzejewski said, though adding that he admired the senator's work. "He hasn't reached out to me."


OpenTheBooks.com gained momentum in January 2021 when they released a report showing that Fauci was the highest-paid federal employee in the nation.

Fauci's salary has been listed at $417,608 – higher than the salary for even the president. Fauci has also netted the most valuable federal retirement package in U.S. history – when the doctor retires he can expect to rake in approximately $350,000 per year, according to Open The Books.

Separately from OpenTheBooks.com, the Center for Public Integrity submitted a request for Fauci's financial disclosures with the NIH in May 2020, but did not receive the information until August of that year, and even then, still with much redacted.

 

In any other administration before Obama Dr. Fauci would be in jail right now and never heard from again this fucker has committed so much crime it’s unbelievable he let loose a virus on the world and he’s the biggest fraud there ever was is the fucker even a doctor at all .

 

In Maine, which has one of the highest vaccination rates in the country (with 95% of the over-65 crowd fully vaxxed), 59% of deaths in December were among the fully vaccinated, prompting Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, to ask Fauci to explain the growing toll during a Senate hearing. He could not.....

 

PETA VP Blasts ‘Crazy’ NIH Transgender Monkey Experiments, Demands Fauci Be ‘Fired’



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JOSHUA KLEIN23 Jan 2022


In an exclusive interview the vice president of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) called for the firing of White House Chief Medical Advisor and Director of the NIAID Dr. Anthony Fauci over “failed” animal experimentation by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), highlighting the billions wasted on cruel projects and “illogical” studies such as attempts at creating transgender monkeys, while praising Republicans for “leading the way” on these issues.

Speaking with Breitbart News on Thursday, PETA Senior Vice President Kathy Guillermo, who has served the animal rights group for 33 years, weighed in on the current opposition to “failed” animal experiments, calling attention to the NIH’s squandering of nearly half its annual budget on such failed experiments, as well as her group’s proposed alternative methods of research.


Scientific Opposition

Guillermo began by explaining how PETA’s opposition to animal experimentation was always due to “ethical reasons,” however, in recent years, it has seen the “scientific basis” for it as well.

“There have been a number of papers published showing that animal experimentation is failing to lead to treatments for humans,” she said, “and it’s acknowledged by the National Institutes of Health and by the people who use animals.”

“But for some reason, NIH seems incapable of changing its practices,” she added.

As a result, the group has created a strategy which includes phasing out animal experiments.

“So our scientists developed what we call the ‘research modernization deal’ and it outlines the reasons for ending animal experimentation,” she said. “Using the statistics from the published studies, it offers a strategy for how we can phase it out and what can be done instead.”

“The strategy is essentially: if we know it doesn’t work, stop doing it,” she said. “And for other areas of research where we’re not sure, evaluate those fairly and stop what doesn’t work and fund what does work. It’s common sense and yet somehow NIH seems to need to have common sense put directly in front of them.”

According to Guillermo, after the European Parliament reviewed PETA’s “straightforward” strategy, it directed the European Commission to come up with a plan and timeline for phasing out animal research, as she warned the U.S. “is already going to be falling behind our European allies.”

Citing the figures, she called out the “illogical” pursuit of failed methods.

“The budget for these experiments is about $20 billion, which is so illogical,” she said, noting it is ”about half of NIH’s budget.”


“If you’ve got something that fails more than 90% of the time, and in some disease research areas it’s 100% failure — such as drugs developed using animals for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease, AIDS, neurological diseases, strokes, and sepsis — and you’re spending 50% of your budget on that, that is just statistically illogical,” she added.

Transgender Monkeys

Among some of the more extreme NIH experimentation “funded by Anthony Fauci’s institute at NIH” during the current pandemic, she noted, is the attempt to create transgender monkeys.

“The idea by the experimenter who’s at Scripps Research in Florida is to study HIV transmission among transgender women,” she said, “but instead of actually working with transgender women, which could be done humanely and non-invasively and would yield results that actually mean something, he has chosen to take male monkeys and give them hormones so that he can ‘feminize’ them and they become models for transgender women.”

“It’s crazy,” she added. “That’s the only word I think that does it justice.”

Calling it “absurd on so many levels,” she emphasized the ineffectiveness of such research.

“Beyond the obvious absurdity of trying to create a transgender monkey, monkeys don’t even contract HIV,” she said. “They don’t develop AIDS.”

The overwhelming evidence for such, she said, was recently presented to Dr. Fauci by the group.

“We had just gone to Dr. Fauci about a month ago with evidence that the 36 years of HIV experiments on monkeys that his institute has been funding have utterly failed to produce a vaccine for humans,” she said.

“They’ve produced lots of vaccines that work in monkeys who have a virus that’s kind of like HIV but isn’t,” she added. “But when they try them in humans, they’ve all failed.”

New Methods

Accusing the NIH of having “lost their way,” she listed several reasons she believed the failed experimentation continues.

“I think one of the reasons why it continues is that it has become the goal of most experimenters, most scientists at universities that are funded by NIH and within NIH, to publish a paper, not really to produce a treatment or cure or a vaccine,” she said.

“And publishing papers is a lot easier than making real change, so that’s part of it,” she added. “We have to stop rewarding that in the absence of actual progress.”

Another reason, she noted, is due to bureaucratic procedures and attempts to maintain budgets.

“The other problem is there’s a certain bureaucratic inertia and many of the people on the committees that review proposals for research projects are themselves animal experimenters,” she said. “That’s what they know. They go to college, they learn how to study a particular thing using animals, they spend their whole careers doing it without ever evaluating whether or not it’s useful, and then they approve people who come up behind them for the same thing.”

“So, we really need to get people in there who have an understanding of modern research methods,” she added.

Guillermo then expanded on the many alternative methods of performing necessary research.

“There are a lot of them, and we’re seeing some uses of them by the pharmaceutical industry — the ones with the 95% failure rate on new medications that seem to work in animals, don’t work in humans,” she said. “Some of these are the organ-on-a-chip technology — the computer modeling of organ systems, which are really sophisticated using supercomputers, artificial intelligence, and the wise and humane use of epidemiological and clinical studies with humans too.”

“Ultimately, humans are the ones that everything is tested on in the end because animals just really aren’t good stand-ins for humans, so doing this wisely from the beginning can make a huge difference,” she added.

Republican Lead

Calling the fight for humane animal treatment in research “a bipartisan issue on the Hill, which I find encouraging,” she credited Republicans with leading on these issues.

“In my experience at PETA, so often, it’s the Republicans who are leading the way on this,” she said.

Despite the “wide bipartisan support on the Hill,” Guillermo admitted that Dr. Fauci “has not responded to any of our queries yet,” adding she was unaware if he had even responded to Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) who had demanded Fauci answer for “cruel, taxpayer-funded experiments on puppies” and with whom PETA is currently working with.

Replacing Dr. Fauci

Guillermo was unambiguous about her thoughts on Dr. Fauci’s role at NIH.

“I think Fauci should be fired and so should every other director at NIH right now because they’re perpetuating the problem,” she said. “I have no problem saying that.”

“They’re in the way and they need to get out of the way,” she added.

Noting that when “any other line of work produces a 90 to 100% failure rate, usually methods are changed,” Guillermo called for a new NIH head to change its ways.

“That’s really what we’re encouraging here,” she said. “We have to have somebody in charge at NIH, and this will be down to President Biden to appoint somebody worthy of this position, who can take NIH, shake it up, turn it upside down, get rid of the deadwood.”

However, Guillermo did not indicate a specific individual to replace Dr. Fauci.

“There’s not a particular person I have in mind,” she said. “I think there are probably many good people.”

She then listed the key qualifications she believed a new head must have.

“First, a new director needs to be aware of the information on the failure of animal studies,” she said.

“And just as important, they need to be willing to lead because we saw even with [NIH Director Dr.] Francis Collins when he came into that position at the beginning of his tenure, he acknowledged the failure of animal studies to translate to human studies and he got tremendous pushback by the animal experimenters,” she added, “and rather than standing up for what he knew was right, he just caved in and said, ‘OK, you’re right. We just need to improve the animal experimenters.’”

Calling for a director “who can really lead in the true sense of the word and who won’t be dominated by political factions within the NIH,” she spoke of the need “to accept the strategy that we’ve put forth in our research modernization deal, which is very straightforward.”

Last month, PETA senior vice president of cruelty investigations Daphna Nachminovitch accused the NIH of involvement in a $1.2 million contract to purchase beagles for “cruel experiments.”

In October, a non-profit organization called White Coat Waste Project accused Dr. Fauci and the NIH of partially funding experiments in Tunisia, North Africa, that locked beagles’ heads in cages while hordes of hungry sandflies ate them alive.

The non-profit also said it obtained documents through a FOIA request showing that the NIH, led by Fauci, gave Kansas State University $536,311 to conduct an experiment involving hundreds of ticks feasting on live beagle puppies injected with mutant bacteria.

 

Wait.
Transgender monkeys?
Thats a thing now?

 

For the gender confused Democrats it is...

 

Do you mean in administration like Reagan's, Bush Snr and Bush Jnr and Clinton's?.....

Research, research....i keep suggesting it to you, but you ignore my prompt..

Fauci was first employed by Ronnie Rayguns and he's been in the same position since......and he's the highest paid employed by the government at a touch over 400K. I read that in a Forbes.com article in January 2021.

"Dr. Anthony Fauci: The Highest Paid Employee In The Entire U.S. Federal Government" https://www.forbes.com/sites/adaman...entire-us-federal-government/?sh=74ab78d2386f.

 

Fauci should be put in Federal prison, and made to sleep with one of Mike Lindell’s pillows . Lol lol lol lol lo lol lol lol lol that would surely make him regret , Gain of function. .

Then take all his millions and buy Everyone who purchased the (my pillow) real nice feather pillows. Lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol