Hoover Institution's Scott Atlas described a Covid-era meeting where Anthony Fauci leaned across an oval conference table and stated the core problem was that the public was not afraid enough. Fauci added that because people lacked sufficient fear they would not follow the mandates. Atlas interrupted to ask for a repeat and later called the approach unethical. He argued that using fear to manipulate the public during an emergency violates proper public health standards.
The post concludes by stating that involvement in releasing a virus that triggered a global pandemic constitutes crimes against humanity. It notes such crimes cannot be pardoned and that historical punishment has been multiple life sentences.
Hoover Institution's Scott Atlas described a Covid-era meeting where Anthony Fauci leaned across an oval conference table and stated the core problem was that the public was not afraid enough. Fauci added that because people lacked sufficient fear they would not follow the mandates. Atlas interrupted to ask for a repeat and later called the approach unethical. He argued that using fear to manipulate the public during an emergency violates proper public health standards.
The post concludes by stating that involvement in releasing a virus that triggered a global pandemic constitutes crimes against humanity. It notes such crimes cannot be pardoned and that historical punishment has been multiple life sentences.
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