Anthony “I am the Science” Fauci deposition
- Attorneys General who brought the suit, the plaintiffs in the case and their attorney, and other parties to the lawsuit against the Biden administration participated in the deposition.
- The transcript is not yet available and no reporters were allowed.
- Major national media have shown no interest in getting the story
Eric Schmitt, the Attorney General of Missouri and now Senator-Elect, bought the suit
- Fauci knew the Lab Leak theory had merit but sought to immediately discredit it
- He defended lockdowns
- The rest of us 'don't have the ability' to determine what's best for ourselves
- Plaintiff Aaron Kheritary, Brownstone Senior Scholar and Fellow, explains as follows
- In a deposition with the court reporter sneezed and was asked to wear a mask, which is consistent with the mentality of the guy who locked down our country & ruined countless lives & livelihoods
Days after Lane returned, WHO published its report praising China's strategy
- "China's uncompromising and rigorous use of non-pharmaceutical measures [lockdowns] to contain transmission of the COVID-19 virus in multiple settings provides vital lessons for the global response."
- Within weeks the whole world was locked down.
On his trip to China, Fauci said that he was impressed with the way the Chinese were handling the situation and drew the conclusion that extreme measures would have to be taken to bring the outbreak under control.
- He went on to describe a policy response that included welding shut the doors to people's apartments and full totalitarian controls on movement.
Fauci is a skillful liar
- Lied until confronted with alternate facts
- Said he wasn't familiar with Ralph Baric or Peter Daszak
- Had no knowledge that his communications team did not coordinate with social media companies to stop "misinformation and disinformation"
- His daughter worked for Twitter
- He is a hypochondriac
- During the deposition he mean-mugged Louisiana AG Jeff Landry after Landry sneezed
Gamesmanship
- Whenever introduced to a difficult topic, Fauci dishonestly refused to define key terms so he could avoid being pinned down and held accountable.
- When forced to admit he had made a communication or reviewed a key record at a key time, or knew or worked with a key individual, he would try and downplay each negative fact by (1) downplay the significance of the communication, (2) suggest that while he reviewed the key record, he didn't really read it carefully, (3) with false humility suggest that he was not an expert in X field and so did not fully understand the scientific study at issue, or (4) claim that, while he did "know" one person, he doesn't really know them that well because he meets so many doctors and scientists.
https://brownstone.org/articles/faucis-7-hour-deposition-what-we-know-so-far/
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