Scientific Response to Pandemic “Resounding Success”, Says Fauci

Retired bureaucrat, Dr. Anthony Fauci, claims we should all keep an “open mind” when it comes to a new report out from the Department of Energy, stating the origin of Covid 19 was a lab leak in Wuhan, China. Fauci remains committed to the initial lies he spread in the early days of 2020, that the virus jumped from animals to humans, via a wet market in close proximity to the lab believed to be responsible in several reports from various government agencies.

Fauci is especially defiant, out of all the science he got woefully wrong, that the virus in naturally occurring, but there is a reason for that. The National Institute of Health, one of the agencies led by Fauci, admitted to funding “gain of function” research in the Wuhan lab allegedly connected to the leak. So, we already know they participated and funded that particular research, yet he sidestepped the facts, as he always does, and continued to sow anxiety like only he can, saying, “…we aren’t out of the woods yet.”

Fauci went on to say he hasn’t “[seen] the data” used in the DOE report, even though he supposedly led several investigations into the origins of Covid 19 himself, and an email leak from early 2020 confirms his desire to sway the public opinion toward a “naturally occurring” virus, possibly from bats or even a pangolin.

Fauci’s record on all things related to the science of Covid 19 has been abysmal, yet he seems blissfully unaware of his own atrocious record.
Social distancing? Wrong.
Masks? Wrong.
Vaccine, plus multiple boosters? Wrong.
Ivermectin? Wrong.
Lab leak? Wrong.

We have all been unwilling participants to Fauci’s perpetual state of maniacal fallacy the last few years, yet he seems to be the only one who still hasn’t come to terms with just how bad he is at “the science.” In fact, he is committed to the delusion that the scientific response to the pandemic itself was a “resounding success”, but we are more interested in who got paid, when, and how much. If we are ever to arrive at answers, we must follow the money.