DR. FAUCI GRILLED BY GOP OVER COVID RESPONSE 💉😷☠⚰ CHOKES UP DESCRIBING FAMILY DEATH THREATS

⁣As #covidiocracy stands exposed, Fauci [and others; listen to his defenders in this clip], tries to escape complicity in DEMOCIDE

Please recall the scene in STALAG 17, when Bagradian & Dunbar explain the concept of a 'time bomb' 💣 this is analogous to the COVID vaccine injection; those whom it didn't kill immediately [think Tiffany Dover] would suffer lifelong debilitating effects...AND THE HOPE WAS THAT NO ONE WOULD SIMPLY PUT TWO AND TWO TOGETHER 💉😷☠⚰

Dr. Anthony Fauci testified before the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic as Republicans grill him on the origin of the virus.

READ MORE: https://6abc.com/post/anthony-....fauci-hearing-live-f

Just got this: “We Didn’t Cause the Crisis”: David Sackler Pleads His Case on the Opioid Epidemic

https://www.vanityfair.com/new....s/2019/06/david-sack

Quick excerpt:

Since OxyContin came on the market in 1996, more than 400,000 Americans have died from opioid overdoses—including some 200,000 from prescription opioids. Millions more continue to struggle with addiction, and entire communities have been devastated by the epidemic. Forty-eight states, along with more than 500 cities, counties, and tribal governments, have sued Purdue, accusing the company of fueling the crisis with a wide range of deceptive practices. A lawsuit filed by Massachusetts—the first to name the Sacklers—paints a picture of an almost impossibly venal family who continued to push sales of longer-lasting, higher-dose prescriptions of OxyContin long after it was clear that both increase the risk for addiction. Since 2008, the Sacklers have made $4 billion from Purdue, most of it in the form of profits from opioids. “Eight people in a single family,” the Massachusetts suit alleges, “made the choices that caused much of the opioid epidemic.”

Like Fauci, you're attempting to retroactively absent yourself from the scenario you made possible - it doesn't work that way...except on paper

https://www.metmuseum.org/pres....s/news/2021/the-met-

(New York, December 9, 2021)—The Metropolitan Museum of Art and descendants of the late Dr. Mortimer Sackler and Dr. Raymond Sackler today announced that seven named exhibition spaces in the Museum, including the wing that houses the iconic Temple of Dendur, will no longer carry the Sackler name. The Museum and the families of Dr. Mortimer Sackler and Dr. Raymond Sackler have mutually agreed to take this action in order to allow The Met to further its core mission.

Never heard of the Temple of Dendur before today 🗿

Anons know crocodile tears when they smell 'em: 🐊

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chokes up huh boo hoo pos