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You Aren’t Angry Enough About What Covid Tyrants Took From You

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04.08.2026

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You Aren’t Angry Enough About What Covid Tyrants Took From You

Never forget what they took from us in 2020 and beyond. Because if you do, they will lock you down again and again and again and again.

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Six and a half years after the Covid-19 pandemic first made headlines, I’m still angry. And you should be too.

I’m angry because, unlike everything I was told in March of 2020, the culprit of the pandemic panic that seized the world was never a spiked protein virus. Although much fault lies with China and the Wuhan Institute of Virology for hiding the lab leak that likely caused the worldwide spread of sneezing, coughing, wheezing, and aches, history indicates the subjects of our ongoing ire should be the bureaucrats and health “experts” who pushed lockdowns, masks, “social distancing,” and jabs as solutions even when all evidence suggested they did more harm than good.

Dr. Anthony Fauci is the easiest target of righteous fury. He spent the entirety of those “unprecedented times” yapping on corporate media TV shows, building friendships with propagandists, and typing away in a digital diary linked to his government email.

While the former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director is undoubtedly the face of Covid corruption, it’s essential to remember that he did not act alone. Thousands of little tyrants abused their authority to inflict security theater on the people who funded their paychecks.

Their demands for compliance were vast. No in-person work. No school. No travel.........

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