The Rev. Dr. Fauci admits he's a liar

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With a slight Bernie Sanders Brooklyn accent, the Democratic icon of the sick, Dr. Anthony Fauci, says it's okay that he's a liar because it's for your own good.

In a character-illuminating interview with the former newspaper NY Times, Fauci admitted he lied to the American people about how many folks would need to get the COVID-19 vaccine (made possible by President Trump's push to the Pharma industry) in order to achieve herd immunity. He didn't think the public was mature enough to hear the truth because he worried they might not get vaccinated.

Fauci heads the government's coronavirus task force and is only able to get a government job because of his limited talent in medicine. Don't forget, he was the guy who said masks were not necessary before he said they were. He was also the guy who said it's okay to allow Chinese visitors into the US even though President Trump said otherwise.

The canary-cage liner NY Times article showed Fauci's inconsistent positions on the required number of vaccinations needed, which he initially stated would be 60-70 percent. But about a month ago,  he upped the figure to 70 to 75 percent. And last week, in an interview with CNBC, he upped that figure (again) to "75 to 80-plus percent.  

But Fauci wasn't done. 

In the Times interview, he suggested the estimate might actually be "close to 90 percent."

What's next? White masks work better than black ones?

According to the Times, in the telephone interview, "Dr. Fauci acknowledged that he had slowly but deliberately been moving the goal posts. He is doing so, he said, partly based on new science, and partly on his gut feeling that the country is finally ready to hear what he really thinks."

So what was he thinking prior to this last time--that nobody gives a fig what he thinks? He may be correct since all he seems to spout is whatever seems right at the given moment.

"Listen to the science" has now become, to the delight of Jill Biden, "listen to what I'm saying, I'm a doctor." 

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