Dr. Anthony Fauci has affected the world of virtually every single American. From the initial diagnosis of the first COVID case, he has been the national point-man. Our nation has been urged to follow the mandates of this so-called scientific expert.
As the truth behind the virus has unfolded, so too has the credibility of Anthony Fauci. He has flipped back so many times on policies and recommendations, most Americans cannot fathom what true science might actually look like.
It turns out that much of what Fauci has said may not be based on science at all. His comments about the origin of the virus now appear to be self-motivated attempts to cover his own tracks.
As more is revealed, Anthony Fauci looks more and more like a self-serving bureaucratic liar. A recent video has emerged that may paint the good doctor as not only a liar, but a manipulator of public health mandates. Continue reading
It’s Sunday morning, September 12th, the day after the twentieth anniversary of our reintroduction to the real world. Many people miss that point. It didn’t stop the self-flagellation; rather than becoming active participants in that reality, we wrench facts to accommodate our narrative.
I often wonder what the overall mindset of the average American might be and just how the people on the whole could have allowed America to sink to such destructive depths, in the name of being “good people” and to implement programs “for the Greater Good”, without seeing the harm they inflicted to their own freedoms and liberties, sooner than so late as the present day when it’s very nearly too late to correct quickly and effectively.
I had no words to offer in comfort for the loss of your boy. I could only suggest what worked for me in times of stress. I go to ground, in a manner of speaking.
When I was young, I admired and respected the president, elected representatives, and authorities. That’s how my parents raised us.
Our woke National Archives now warns about potentially hurtful language within the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence.
Dear Mr. President:
Each year, as the anniversary of September 11th 2001 approaches, I become nauseated and angered all over again, as I recall the events of that morning, especially if the cable stations are replaying the many documentaries again. And as one listens and watches survivors giving their personal eyewitness testimonies from this horrendous day, it’s all too easy to see the pain etched across their faces, as they too relive those moments, wishing that they had each of those 599,616,000 seconds back, so they could tell a loved one, “I Love You”, just one more time …so that they could hold them in their arms just one more time.