The Real (Evil) Anthony Fauci

Killing Humans for Profit for Decades

When the Covid-19 virus became prominent in the early part of 2020, I instantly questioned the veracity of the reports—because of the character of the people and institutions that were responsible—those same people and institutions that are criminal liars and mass-murderers. My own son Casey was killed in 2004 in a war based on their lies. Even though I know that Casey is only one of millions that were callously and cavalierly sacrificed for profit, his is a loss that I will never fully be able to recover from.

Since 2020, I have lost so many friends and colleagues over my positions, which have largely been confirmed as fact. I could not believe that my former friends/colleagues who rejected the lies of the Imperium before Covid, were now frightened beyond comprehension over these new lies! I admit that I was confused and hurt by the attacks I was receiving. Why couldn’t people see what I was seeing? Why was I considered a reliable and trusted source prior to 2020? Whey were they believing people like Trump, Fauci, Newsom, and Gates without any kind of critical thought? I still have no answers to these fundamentally important questions.

I was banned from Facebook for seven-months out of 12 months in 2021. Why were the liars able to very handsomely profit, but people who were seeking the truth deplatformed and/or losing their jobs and support? The Truth™ became weaponized and The $cience™ became one of the most rapidly growing cults in human history.

There is a common, demonic force that crawls on his slimey belly throughout the entire episode: Anthony Fauci, or Dr. Falsie as I like to call him.

After reading the Robert Kennedy, Jr book when it first came out, I just watched the Jeff Hays documentary of the book called: The Real Anthony Fauci. I know the book had over one-thousand citations and found it to be a very non-hysterical, or non-hyperbolic deep-dive into Dr. Falsie’s decades long crime spree at the NIH. He will retire at the end of this year (he should be tarred and feathered and ran out of the country on a rail, in my opinion) with over a 12 million dollar plus bank account: not too shabby for a public “servant,” huh?

Dr. Falsie has a history of “unblinkingly” (Celia Farber in the doc) lying his a$$ off to the people of the world and the USA. He also has a history of being an able servant of big pHARMa by blocking AND demonizing effective (but cheap) treatments from AIDS to Covid-19, in favor of very harmful and expensive drugs and treatments like AZT for AIDS and Remdesivir, or experimental “vaccines” for Covid-19. Just like former Defense Secretary, and fellow liar/profiteer/demon Donald Rumsfeld said about the civilian casualites of the US war OF terror against the Arabic world “We don’t do body counts.”

Besides damning evidence that Covid-19 was a bioweapon developed in the Wuhan Lab (funded by Dr. Falsie, among others), and his “unblinking” lying his a$$ off about the severity,and his counter-productive and dangerous “therapies” etc; of all of Dr. Falsie’s crimes, though, the one that breaks my heart into a million pieces is the AIDS experiments done on foster children around the country.

Vera Hassner Sharav from ALLIANCE FOR HUMAN RESEARCH PROTECTION Advancing Voluntary, Informed Consent to Medical Intervention, who appeared in the documentary has been investigating this atrocious scandal for years. This is from her website:

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/wire/ats-ap_top13may04,0,7330019.story

Researchers Tested AIDS Drugs on Children
By JOHN SOLOMON
Associated Press , May 4, 2005

WASHINGTON – Government-funded researchers tested AIDS drugs on hundreds of foster children over the past two decades, often without providing them a basic protection afforded in federal law and required by some states, an Associated Press review has found.

The research funded by the National Institutes of Health spanned the country. It was most widespread in the 1990s as foster care agencies sought treatments for their HIV-infected children that weren’t yet available in the marketplace.

The practice ensured that foster children — mostly poor or minority — received care from world-class researchers at government expense, slowing their rate of death and extending their lives. But it also exposed a vulnerable population to the risks of medical research and drugs that were known to have serious side effects in adults and for which the safety for children was unknown.

The research was conducted in at least seven states — Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, New York, North Carolina, Colorado and Texas — and involved more than four dozen different studies. The foster children ranged from infants to late teens, according to interviews and government records.

Several studies that enlisted foster children reported patients suffered side effects such as rashes, vomiting and sharp drops in infection-fighting blood cells as they tested antiretroviral drugs to suppress AIDS or other medicines to treat secondary infections.

In one study, researchers reported a “disturbing” higher death rate among children who took higher doses of a drug. That study was unable to determine a safe and effective dosage.

The government provided special protections for child wards in 1983. They required researchers and their oversight boards to appoint independent advocates for any foster child enrolled in a narrow class of studies that involved greater than minimal risk and lacked the promise of direct benefit. Some foster agencies required the protection regardless of risks and benefits.

Advocates must be independent of the foster care and research agencies, have some understanding of medical issues and “act in the best interests of the child” for the entirety of the research, the law states.

However, researchers and foster agencies told AP that foster children in AIDS drug trials often weren’t given such advocates even though research institutions many times promised to do so to gain access to the children.

Illinois officials believe none of their nearly 200 foster children in AIDS studies got independent monitors even though researchers signed a document guaranteeing “the appointment of an advocate for each individual ward participating in the respective medical research.”

New York City could find records showing 142 — less than a third — of the 465 foster children in AIDS drug trials got such monitors even though city policy required them. The city has asked an outside firm to investigate.

Likewise, research facilities including Chicago’s Children’s Memorial Hospital and Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore said they concluded they didn’t provide advocates for foster kids.

Some states declined to participate in medical experiments. Tennessee said its foster care rules generally prohibit enlisting children in such trials. California requires a judge’s order. And Wisconsin “has absolutely never allowed, nor would we even consider, any clinical experiments with the children in our foster care system,” spokeswoman Stephanie Marquis said.

Officials estimated that 5 percent to 10 percent of the 13,878 children enrolled in pediatric AIDS studies funded by NIH since the late 1980s were in foster care. More than two dozen Illinois foster children remain in studies today.

Some foster children died during studies, but state or city agencies said they could find no records that any deaths were directly caused by experimental treatments.

Researchers typically secured permission to enroll foster children through city or state agencies. And they frequently exempted themselves from appointing advocates by concluding the research carried minimal risk and the child would directly benefit because the drugs had already been tried in adults.

“Our position is that advocates weren’t needed,” said Marilyn Castaldi, spokeswoman for Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York.

If they decline to appoint advocates under the federal law, researchers and their oversight boards must conclude that the experimental treatment affords the same or better risk-benefit possibilities than alternate treatments already in the marketplace. They also must abide by any additional protections required by state and local authorities.

Many of the studies that enrolled foster children occurred after 1990 when the government approved using the drug AZT — an effective AIDS treatment — for children.

Arthur Caplan, head of medical ethics at the University of Pennsylvania, said advocates should have been appointed for all foster children because researchers felt the pressure of a medical crisis and knew there was great uncertainty as to how children would react to AIDS medications that were often toxic for adults.

“It is exactly that set of circumstances that made it absolutely mandatory to get those kids those advocates,” Caplan said. “It is inexcusable that they wouldn’t have an advocate for each one of those children.

“When you have the most vulnerable subjects imaginable — kids without parents — you really do have to come in with someone independent, who doesn’t have a dog in this fight,” he said.

Those who made the decisions say the research gave foster kids access to drugs they otherwise couldn’t get. And they say they protected the children’s interest by carefully explaining risks and benefits to state guardians, foster parents and the children themselves.

“I understand the ethical dilemma surrounding the introduction of foster children into trials,” said Dr. Mark Kline, a pediatric AIDS expert at Baylor College of Medicine. He enrolled some Texas foster kids in his studies, and doesn’t recall appointing advocates for them.

“To say as a group that foster children should be excluded from clinical trials would have meant excluding these children from the best available therapies at the time,” he said. “From an ethical perspective, I never thought that was a stand I could take.”

Illinois officials directly credit the decision to enroll HIV-positive foster kids with bringing about a decline in deaths — from 40 between 1989 and 1995 to only 19 since.

NIH, the government health research agency that funded the studies, did not track researchers to determine if they appointed advocates. Instead, the decision was left to medical review boards made up of volunteers at each study site.

A recent Institute of Medicine study concluded those Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) were often overwhelmed, dominated by scientists and not focused enough on patient protections. An ethicist who served 22 years on such boards said they lack the resources to ensure the safety of foster children.

“Over the last half century, IRBs have basically broken under the strain of some of the structural changes in research,” said Gregory E. Pence, a University of Alabama-Birmingham bioethicist.

The U.S. Office for Human Research Protections, created to protect research participants after the infamous Tuskegee syphilis studies on black men, is investigating the use of foster children in AIDS research. The office declined to discuss the probe.

NIH said it considers patient safety its top priority and awaits the outcome of the investigation. “If we find that patient protections need further strengthening, we will take action to do so,” spokesman John Burklow said.

AP’s review found that if children were old enough — usually between 5 and 10 — they also were educated about the risks and asked to consent. Sometimes, foster parents or biological parents were consulted; other times not.

“Our policy was to try and contact the (biological) parents because it was fairly common when we got done the foster kid would go back to the parents,” said Dr. Ross McKinney, a pediatrics AIDS expert at Duke University.

Research and foster agencies declined to make foster parents or children in the drug trials available for interviews, or to provide information about individual drug dosages, side effects or deaths, citing medical privacy laws.

Other families who participated in the same drug trials told AP their children mostly benefited but parents needed to carefully monitor potential side effects. Foster children, they said, need the added protection of an independent advocate.

“I don’t believe a foster care parent can do it,” said Vinnie DiPoalo, a New Jersey woman whose 10-year-old adopted son has participated in three AIDS drug trials. “There are informed consents that have to be signed. There are follow-up blood appointments.

“I think that’s the role the advocate should take, because a foster parent may only have this child for three months and then the child moves on and someone needs to be watching all the time,” she said.

Many studies that enlisted foster children involved early Phase I and Phase II research — the riskiest — to determine side effects and safe dosages so children could begin taking adult “cocktails,” the powerful drug combinations that suppress AIDS but can cause bad reactions like rashes and organ damage.

Some of those drugs were approved ultimately for children, such as stavudine and zidovudine. Other medicines were not.

Illinois officials confirmed two or three foster children were approved to participate in a mid-1990s study of dapsone. Researchers hoped the drug would prevent a pneumonia that afflicts AIDS patients.

Researchers reported some children had to be taken off the drug because of “serious toxicity,” others developed rashes, and the rates of death and blood toxicity were significantly higher in children who took the medicine daily, rather than weekly.

At least 10 children died from a variety of causes, including four from blood poisoning, and researchers said they were unable to determine a safe, useful dosage. They said the deaths didn’t appear to be “directly attributable” to dapsone but nonetheless were “disturbing.”

“An unexpected finding in our study was that overall mortality while receiving the study drug was significantly higher in the daily dapsone group. This finding remains unexplained,” the researchers concluded.

Another study involving foster children in the 1990s treated children with different combinations of adult antiretroviral drugs. Among 52 children, there were 26 moderate to severe reactions — nearly all in infants. The side effects included rash, fever and a major drop in infection-fighting white blood cells.

New York City officials defend the decision to enlist foster children en masse, saying there was a crisis in the early 1990s and research provided the best treatment possibilities. Nonetheless, they are changing their policy so they no longer give blanket permission to enroll children in preapproved studies.

“We learned some things from our experience,” said Elizabeth Roberts, assistant commissioner for child and family health at the Administration for Children’s Services. “It is a more individualized review we will be conducting.”

Researchers likewise defend their work, saying they often sat with foster families to explain the risks and benefits, and provided them literature and 24-hour phone numbers.

“We talk about it. Then they come the next time. There is no rush,” explained Dr. Ram Yogev, the chief pediatric AIDS researcher in Chicago whose patients include a large number of foster children.

Kline, the Texas researcher, added: “I never wanted a parent or guardian to ever say ‘yes’ simply because they thought that it was what I wanted them to do. I wanted it to be the right choice for them. I think there is not any single right answer for any family.”

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Researcher Rachel Landau in Washington and reporter Carla K. Johnson in Chicago contributed to this story. On the Net:

Documents associated with this story are available at:

http://wid.ap.org/inv/foster.html

National Institutes of Health:

http://www.nih.gov

Journalist Celia Farber (Serious Adverse Events: An Uncensored History of AIDS), who was also interviewed for the documentary went to a cemetary in New York and found dozens of coffins “haphazardly” placed in a mass grave: black and brown children who were sacrificed on the altar of personal and corporate greed.

Read: Guinea Pig Kids

Another indisputable fact is the Gates Foundation, Dr. Falsie, WHO, etc, have long experimented on populations in Africa and India, amongst the poorest of the poor—but some trust these unconvicted and unrepentented killers with the lives of their own children?

Yes, THESE are the people that most trusted with their lives, livelihoods, and the well-being of ourselves, our families, our communities, our nations, and the our planet.

I don’t know who I am more angry with: the ones who perpetrated these egregious crimes, or the ones who “unblinkingly” and unquestioningly fell into line behind these demonic misleaders.

Watch the film, it’s free, but WARNING: may cause some unusual feelings of Cognitive Dissonance, but don’t worry, Dr. Falsie probably shares a patent with Pfizer for a very expensive and dangerous drug in his medicine Cabinet of Horrors for you.

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