'They Knew Masks Wouldn't Work, Still…': Newly Released Fauci Texts Spark COVID Cover-up Fury
- Text messages released by Senator Rand Paul showed that Anthony Fauci and other experts knew cloth masks provided limited protection against COVID-19 but still promoted their use publicly.
- Epidemiologist Michael Osterholm criticized the CDC for relying on flawed studies supporting cloth mask effectiveness and advocated for N95 masks for aerosol transmission.
- Osterholm and other experts acknowledged the use of text messaging to avoid public transparency, indicating awareness of the limited efficacy of cloth masks and lack of clear guidance on proper masking.
- The released texts also raised concerns about vaccine effects on pregnant women and led to criticism that public health officials misled the public regarding the benefits of cloth masks.
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Times of India'They knew masks wouldn't work, still…': Newly released Fauci texts spark COVID cover-up fury
When Sen. Rand Paul released private texts and messages from Anthony Fauci to the public several weeks ago, it brought the now-former head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases back into the national conversation.
U.S. government advisor Anthony Fauci has shaped the global Corona policy. His personal records from the pandemic period are a shocking self-revelation.
Newly released texts confirm Anthony Fauci and other ‘experts’ always knew mask mandates wouldn’t work
When Sen. Rand Paul released private texts and messages from Anthony Fauci to the public several weeks ago, it brought the now-former head of the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases back into the national conversation.Many involved in that national conversation have been critical of what the "Fauci diaries" revealed. That the supposedly unbiased "expert" was, in fact, anything but. Instead, he was an arrogant, self-obsessed, f…
Newly released texts confirm Anthony Fauci and other 'experts' always knew mask mandates wouldn't work – Democratic Accent
When Sen. Rand Paul released private texts and messages from Anthony Fauci to the public several weeks ago, it brought the now-former head of the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases back into the national conversation. Many involved in that national conversation have been critical of what the “Fauci diaries” revealed. That the supposedly unbiased “expert” was, in fact, anything but. Instead, he was an arrogant, self-obsessed, …
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