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Fauci’s Egomania Destroyed Lives Both On A Large Scale And On A Personal Level

It’s clear that Fauci was driven by his own selfish interests.

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“April 22, 2020 — Interesting day — Rick Bright has gone rogue,” a little noticed entry from Anthony Fauci’s recently released diary proclaimed, with the disgraced former Covid czar then declaring Bright is “an abject LIAR!” For all the large-scale destruction Fauci wrought on society, this passing, overlooked entry exposes the depth of disregard this man had for anyone except himself.

Just one month ago, Sen. Rand Paul, Chair of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, released a trove “meticulous notes” Fauci took while leading the public health response to Covid. The release of what the Kentucky senator branded “Tony’s Diary,” exceeded a thousand pages and reveals Fauci misrepresented key facts about Covid’s origins, the utility of masks and school closures, and the efficacy and safety of vaccines, including whether the shots were safe for pregnant women and their unborn children. 

Beyond the science — and Fauci’s disregard thereof — Tony’s Diary exposed the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases as an egomaniac of unbelievable proportions. Soon after Sen. Paul released Fauci’s transcribed-by-himself internal dialogue, The Federalist highlighted the most outrageous examples in “If You Thought Anthony Fauci Was An Egomaniac, Wait Until You Read His Covid Diary.” But the unnoticed entry from April 22, 2020 about Rick Bright showed Fauci’s infatuation with fame wasn’t the only thing he cared about: Fauci was the only thing Fauci cared about.

That late-April 2020 entry concerned Bright’s removal as the head of the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (“BARDA”) for “poor performance,” by the then-Assistant Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert Kadlec. Fauci added that “[w]e all had always felt that he was making bad decisions in his giving hundreds of millions of dollars to Phartma companies without any requirements to coordinate with NIH and his choices were poor to begin with.” But Fauci saw the decision to fire Bright by removing his name and picture from the HHS/BARDA website, a “botched HR move.” 

Fauci then catalogued the fallout, noting that after Kadlec reassigned Bright to the National Institutes of Health, Bright “reacted by going public, hiring a lawyer, claiming whistleblower status and saying he was fired because he was pushing back against HHS and political pressure to fund bad science and certain companies and the he objected to pushing........

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