Quote from: Black Shepherd Carnage on August 07, 2026, 10:26:25 PMIs there a reliable, preferably concise, source with a run down of the smoking guns from his diaries?

Always looking for a shortcut.
Do the work man, watch the hearings.
Also watch the eu commissions pfizer hearings.
Employ the scientific method and look for evidence that proves your own ideas wrong.

Quote from: The Butcher on August 07, 2026, 11:17:32 PMInteresting to read back over the initial pages of the thread. 2020 feels like a mad fever dream  :laugh:

Also interesting is back in March 2020, WHO said the death rate of reported/confirmed cases was 3.4%. By late 2024, WHO recorded about 776.8 million confirmed cases and just over 7 million confirmed deaths worldwide. Works out at roughly 0.9%. You can logically assume that's much lower with the amount of infections that were never diagnosed due to poor data in many countries. And when omicron emerged, those initial strains died out and with it, the more harsher pneumonia symptoms etc. Basically ended up no where near 3.4%.

Looking back, post 2021 all the government decisions/lockdown are now viewed by the majority in a different light I think. Some hilarious stuff like the six foot distancing, the 2-5km limits from your home, eating a succulent 9 euro meal protecting you from covid while out at the pub and save countless lives  :laugh:

The whole trying to shut down debate on the Wuhan links were always suspect to me as well. Fauci said vaccination made it a 'dead end' for transmission, nope. He categorically stated the NIH had not funded gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute and pushed the whole natural narrative. Pleading the fifth a bijillion times while already issued with a very broad pre-emptive pardon by Joe B looks bad alright, again suspect to say the least.

Got the recession prediction part wrong - well initially there was a dip but quickly recovered and then pent up demand coupled with central banks printing money galore (QE) and rampant inflation, fragile global logistics & supply chains  - it seems governments/central banks across the world have a few levers to keep the house of cards afloat for longer, how long? I can no longer take a decent stab at predicting that kind of stuff. Still amazing to see Australian property price graphs as they never had a crash even in the 2008 recession, a small dip for a year or so before prices just keep going up and up again :o Anyway, turns out the real long Covid was the house prices we made along the way.

The real lesson was never bet against central banks, pharmaceutical companies or a 2-bed apartment in Sydney.




You'll get your recession soon enough, and what a recession it will be!

The fucking WHO "confirmed" stats,  :laugh:  :laugh: , Jesus Christ, what a load of bollox.

Ya know, i fucking love science, have done since childhood, and you wouldn't believe how enraged I am over the behaviour of the so called scientific communities rape an desecration of a once noble persuit.

Quote from: Barnacle Billy on August 07, 2026, 10:44:42 PMNow that we're a few years on from the Scamdemic... and we actually can see the forest for the trees....
I've actually lost count of the people who regret taking the jab...
Vs the people who regret not taking the jab = 0


Not siding with the establishment was a very very good call. In my humble opinion...



Not siding with the establishment is basic self preservation in my view.
The slave who loves his master is no less a slave than he who hates his.

Believing The WHO is like having faith in FIFA


Quote from: Pagan Saviour on August 08, 2026, 11:44:04 AMBelieving The WHO is like having faith in FIFA



Some cracking tunes though!

🎶 "Behind an eminence front
Eminence front, it's a put on" 🎶

Quote from: son of the Morrigan on August 07, 2026, 11:25:12 PM
Quote from: Black Shepherd Carnage on August 07, 2026, 10:26:25 PMIs there a reliable, preferably concise, source with a run down of the smoking guns from his diaries?

Always looking for a shortcut.
Do the work man, watch the hearings.
Also watch the eu commissions pfizer hearings.
Employ the scientific method and look for evidence that proves your own ideas wrong.

So, not as far as you know, in other words. The Pfizer hearings won't tell me anything about revelations in Fauci's diaries, which was my question.

Quote from: Barnacle Billy on August 07, 2026, 10:44:42 PMVs the people who regret not taking the jab = 0

I still personally know the two people who ended up in intensive care for months. They and their families regret them not taking it. Not to mention those who died avoidably and in a way that's easily mappable, in the case of the US (relative to Fauci) especially, to adoption of preventative measures incl vaccination. Employ the scientific method and look it up  ;)

The dead rarely return questionnaires. Do the statistics factor in regret from beyond the grave? If not, they might not stand up to scrutiny 🤔

Quote from: Black Shepherd Carnage on August 08, 2026, 02:15:00 PM
Quote from: son of the Morrigan on August 07, 2026, 11:25:12 PM
Quote from: Black Shepherd Carnage on August 07, 2026, 10:26:25 PMIs there a reliable, preferably concise, source with a run down of the smoking guns from his diaries?

Always looking for a shortcut.
Do the work man, watch the hearings.
Also watch the eu commissions pfizer hearings.
Employ the scientific method and look for evidence that proves your own ideas wrong.

So, not as far as you know, in other words. The Pfizer hearings won't tell me anything about revelations in Fauci's diaries, which was my question.


Yeah, not as far as I know, but I wouldn't like the information I gather, and use too reach conclusions on an issue, to be curated by someone else.

With regard to the EU hearings, you really should watch them.

The evidence given by prof. Angus Dalgleish at the yank hearings re. Vaccine injury is also well worth a watch.

Ya know man, people like meself and Barnacle Billy were subjected to the same official narritive re. covid as everyone else.
The easy option would have been to go along with it, "trust the science", and follow the crowd.
But we smelled a rat, we looked into it, we put in some effort, and we found a nest of fucking rats.
We tried to tell people about it and were abused and ridiculed.

We didn't go against the narrative just to be contrarions.
Our views didn't come out of thin air or the fucking telly.

People would do well to bear that in mind, we took the hard path, and the path to truth is rarly easy.

Kurt Cocaine is wilfully a contrarian moron: declaring him for your side is a point against your discernement, not the other way round. I asked a simple question, about the smoking guns in Fauci's diaries, by which I meant a list of places that reveal a discrepancy between what he was saying in public and what he was noting in private. I'm not doubting such occurrences exist at all. Moreover, I know that, in the same way Rand Paul doesn't want to talk about Trump's deceptions, few Democrat sympathetic sources are going to be highlighting Fauci's (bar some notable exceptions like Jon Stewart, who went to personal career risk to push the lab-source hypothesis to the fore).

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Quote from: Bürggermeister on August 08, 2026, 02:53:34 PMThe dead rarely return questionnaires. Do the statistics factor in regret from beyond the grave? If not, they might not stand up to scrutiny 🤔

100%

This is what's "funny" about the entire right-wing anti-Fauci media scene at the moment: all of a sudden their highly selective and opportunistic concern for the dead or suffering has shifted to include those caused by covid. Part of this is also to get MAGA off the hook for the red state death surplus.

Quote from: Black Shepherd Carnage on August 08, 2026, 03:40:24 PMKurt Cocaine is wilfully a contrarian moron: declaring him for your side is a point against your discernement, not the other way round. I asked a simple question, about the smoking guns in Fauci's diaries, by which I meant a list of places that reveal a discrepancy between what he was saying in public and what he was noting in private. I'm not doubting such occurrences exist at all. Moreover, I know that, in the same way Rand Paul doesn't want to talk about Trump's deceptions, few Democrat sympathetic sources are going to be highlighting Fauci's (bar some notable exceptions like Jon Stewart, who went to personal career risk to push the lab-source hypothesis to the fore).
Oooh the irony... the absolute irony  :laugh:

Whoooosh!

Love to join in, but am getting ready for a Reggae festival...

Quote from: Bürggermeister on August 08, 2026, 02:53:34 PMThe dead rarely return questionnaires. Do the statistics factor in regret from beyond the grave? If not, they might not stand up to scrutiny 🤔
There's a lot more dead who took the ☠️vaccine☠️, versus those who didn't... A lot!

Quote from: Barnacle Billy on August 08, 2026, 04:04:35 PMThere's a lot more dead who took the ☠️vaccine☠️, versus those who didn't... A lot!

Ah now, I'd love to see the evidence of this.

Quote from: Emphyrio on August 08, 2026, 04:11:11 PM
Quote from: Barnacle Billy on August 08, 2026, 04:04:35 PMThere's a lot more dead who took the ☠️vaccine☠️, versus those who didn't... A lot!

Ah now, I'd love to see the evidence of this.

I doubt this lot have a firm grasp on the meaning of the word. I feel like Im losing braincells just reading some of the comments here.