REP. HARRIET HAGEMAN: Fauci Diaries Expose Dangers Of Censorship Industrial Complex
America was hit six years ago with a pandemic of panic censorship.
As the novel Wuhan coronavirus began to spread across our shores, anxious Americans looked to public health officials to guide them through an uncertain biological outbreak. The moment called for sober leadership sharing carefully calculated analyses of the risks presented to a frightened public. What Americans received instead was a fervor of fear from the nation’s most senior infectious disease expert whose recently released diaries reveal he exaggerated the deathrate as at least 10 times higher than the seasonal flu. Dr. Anthony Fauci, however, made no secret about his disdain for dissent calling fair criticism of himself 18 months following the first American cases “very dangerous.”
“Attacks on me quite frankly are attacks on science,” Fauci said.
For years, Silicon Valley agreed, whipping into action to suppress any contradictions to the approved Faucian narrative with dystopian prescriptions. Dr. Fauci denies ever serving as a government censor. Our work on the House Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government, however, shows the nation’s largest tech platforms repeatedly coordinating with White House........
