Accountability Never?
Just Tuesday I wrote with regard to Fauci’s obvious lies:
If the day of reckoning for Fauci doesn’t come, like, maybe this week, something else will be confirmed. That is that Fauci is a figurehead protecting bigger people than himself. This is a clear firing offense—not end of year firing, but right now firing.
This morning I spoke of the pressing need for accountability--and the obstacles to it. I stressed the role of money, and the influence of special interests over our political order. Today, Miranda Devine explains this with an important focus on the “bigger people” (and institutions) that Fauci is protecting--and who, in turn, are protecting Fauci:
The title doesn’t really do justice to the fine article. The article is detailed and I urge everyone to check it out. You might also like to check out search results for EcoHealth at my old blog, especially: What Did DoD Know, And When Did They Know It? However, for my purposes, below are the highlights, which shine light on the shadowy world of our Intel Community. As you read this you might want to keep in mind something that Robert Malone said recently. Noting that the US has signed an accord which outlaws the building of bioweapons but not defensive measures, Malone points out: To design the defensive measures (vaccines) you first need to design the weapon. It’s one of those watchamacallits--Catch 22:
Powerful people are going to a lot of effort to protect Dr. Anthony Fauci’s reputation, despite mounting evidence of his role in funding dangerous research on bat coronaviruses in the Chinese laboratory believed to be the most likely source of the pandemic.
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Fauci’s outfit at the National Institutes of Health gave a total of $14 million to Daszak in various grants. But by far the largest donor to EcoHealth was the Department of Defense, which has given Daszak more than $40 million since 2014, almost all of it through its Defense Threat Reduction Agency, for the stated purpose of “combating weapons of mass destruction,” and most of it since 2017.
A former EcoHealth employee says Daszak disclosed some years ago that he had been “approached by the CIA in late 2015.”
The employee believed that the CIA helped steer large chunks of federal funding to EcoHealth’s projects in parts of the world like China where they needed “human intelligence related to biological threats and capabilities. Many of these places are hard to collect good intelligence … Also, [the Department of Defense] was actively always asking for data, models, and analysis.”
If the intelligence community knew about the dangerous research going on at Wuhan and was directing funding to it through Daszak, then it is complicit in a coverup over COVID-19.
If? Ya think?
That would explain why the recent intelligence review of the origins of the COVID-19 ordered by President Biden looked curiously like a whitewash, at least the short, unclassified version we have seen.
Yes, it would.
“Most agencies also assess with low confidence that SARS-CoV-2 probably was not genetically engineered; however, two agencies believe there was not sufficient evidence to make an assessment either way.”
Someone had a good chuckle over that wording.
Such a conclusion beggars belief, but it might explain why Daszak and Fauci seem to be protected from hard questions.
If the American government played any part in the research that led to the lab leak that likely caused the pandemic, the world needs to know.
So, was the CIA funding Chinese bioweapon research? Do you think there’s anyone in DC who doesn’t understand this? Did the pope use to be Catholic?
But now we know who’s protecting Fauci, and why. What was the title of that post just the other day? Because if you can’t trust the CIA?
At https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/arts-letters/articles/authority-blob-roundtable , read a debate with Michael Lind, Codevilla, a few more sensible folks, and a Lefty PoS (Gitlin), on US elites. From David Samuels' intro:
< Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Sergey Brin, Larry Page, Larry Ellison, Michael Bloomberg, and Peter Thiel are not part of “the elite.” They are *nobility*, as measured by the immensity of their private corporate holdings, and mastery over technologies and logistics nodes that are key to the operation of advanced societies, and the activities of states....
... the professional-managerial servant-*retainer-optics* class, i.e., the elite.... are abysmally *ignorant*, even by the standards of ordinary university graduates in other countries. Proud of their ability to order Burmese food on their iPhones, they lack the ability to read or speak other languages or do basic math, let alone complex feats of physical engineering, which is how Americans once built things and got rich.
They *lack* any feel for the richness and flavor of the American idiom, an incapacity that *severs* them from their fellow citizens and from their own history, which they profess to abhor.
In their relations with each other, they communicate in stilted bureaucratese, laced with impenetrable acronyms that read like something generated by an old IBM punch-card machine....
Or maybe it’s that the Baby Boomers, who continue to control the lion’s share of the national wealth as they enter their dotage, were truly *the worst* generation, just as Robert Stone and Joan Didion and Tom Wolfe all warned us— selfish, conceited, *self-obsessed, ignorant*, lazy, fatally lacking in *foresight and humility*, and still *blaming* their parents.
Or maybe the real culprit is digital technology, which concentrated unimaginable *power and money*, in the hands of a small number of *autists*, who have sucked up all the power and wealth into the cloud-lands, while paying their lawyers and security gurus, and HR chiefs and chefs and art consultants, and Nancy *Pelosi and Mitch* McConnell to keep their wealth intact.... >
They were everywhere, they are everywhere, and they will be everywhere. Computer technology has enabled the totalitarians. Period .
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2021/09/08/white-house-extends-national-election-emergency-granting-authority-for-federal-intelligence-agencies-to-enter-state-election-databases-for-mid-term-election/