Jeffrey A Tucker

Why I've lost trust in most all intellectuals and the institutions that purport to represent them: they have had almost nothing to say (except by way of support) of the entire Covid response. I just cannot take these people seriously now or ever. This goes for many supposedly great minds I once respected. It should be obvious by now that this was and is probably the most important shift in the historical narrative In decades if not hundreds of years. Why the silence about the following? * A entire generation was denied actual eduction * The response showed public would mostly believe any absurdity, even that masks were protective against microbial infection and that standing far apart from people was the key to health * Governments canceled religious holidays with two thousands years of tradition and got away with it * A grass-roots movement would rise up among us to defend and enforce preposterous claims including that hiding under the sofa would cause a respiratory infection to go away * Governments the world over learned that they could perhaps spend without limit, run up debt, and inflate away the obligations * Industry realized there were far more profits in panic and mandates than in normal marketing * The ruling class discerned that they could get away with endless abuse of the people provided it was pushed as public health * The vaccine industry realized that no lie was beyond plausibility even when they were caught and even when their product caused vast injury and death * Media was revealed to be nothing other than a deep-state megaphone * Academia proved itself to be mostly useless Any actual intellectual worth his salt would have been sounding alarms throughout this amazing fiasco. Some have. Very few, mostly associated with new institutions that are displacing the old failed establishment. Legacy thinkers have generally pretended that none of this happened. Remember these days: an entire generation of vaunted intellectuals is hereby discredited, revealed as sycophants, and otherwise exposed as having chosen the comforts of social position and financial stability over truth.

@christianfathrs @ScottAtlas_IT Interesting day.

@jeffreytucker @ScottAtlas_IT Appreciate the work you and Brownstone have done on this over the past several years Jeffrey. How does it feel to have so many of your initial instincts validated?

August 12, 2020, concerning Scott Atlas. @ScottAtlas_IT

@naomirwolf @JohnBeaudoinSr Getting Covid in the early days was life extending.

The bigger news may be in plain sight — two months into ‘the pandemic’ and the ‘lockdowns’, when media were screaming that people were dying left and right, Dr Fauci tallied 272 total deaths. @JohnBeaudoinSr has analyzed death records in MA and found that the average ‘COVID death’ was at two years older than the average non-COVID death. So people were dying…because they were at the ends of their lives, and this was being racked up as ‘COVID’. So question: in May of 2020, was there is fact a pandemic? Or maybe there were no or few unusual deaths at that time — and Dr Fauci knew this?

The @nytimes declared yesterday that "Gen Z-ers Are Ditching Sex" AND "Gen Z Fell Out of Love With Work." The primordial urges to make love and to make a living — the next generation does not have those instincts anymore!? NYT is perplexed. IT'S BECAUSE THEY ARE VACCINE INJURED.

Cool

The Diaries of Anthony Fauci: 2020-2022 brownstone.org/articles/the-d… via @brownstoneinst

9/9 July 12, 2021. Fauci complains about "how many hours we are all wasting" answering letters he calls "fundamentally driven by conspiracy theories" — from senators he names, including me. Asking who funded the research is not a conspiracy theory. It's oversight.

Read it all here: paul.senate.gov/readingroom?re…

2/9 Jan. 26, 2020. Fauci writes in his diary: "Now we know the market was not the source, it was the amplifier." That is January of 2020. The wet market was already off the table in his own private notes.

1/9 — My investigation uncovered that Anthony Fauci kept a diary. What he wrote privately and what he told the country are two different stories. Today I'm releasing his entries from December 2019 through December 2022. 🧵

Bob Redfield is out there spouting incorrect information saying that he feels strongly that this was a virus that leaked from a laboratory

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Yet, Trump together with Redfield (being pressured) is saying that the CDC guidelines should not stand in the way of opening schools (what???)

Fauci takes many dumps on Robert Redfield

Fauci’s diary has been uploaded. 1000+ pages of his pandemic thoughts, and he thinks highly of himself. His description of Feb 1 call is best yet. The pandemic excites him. Game on!!! paul.senate.gov/wp-content/upl…

@SteveGeiger77 That's his own self description.

@jeffreytucker “Most famous person in the world”? You sound like a very objective observer. Not.

The reading of the astounding diary entries of Fauci is slow going. Only 1/10th way done. My first impressions: 1) he is wildly isolated despite being the most famous person in the world, 2) 80% of his time was curating and obsessing about his media image, 3) the remaining 20% of his time is focussed on political relationships and status within government, 4) ZERO percent on science and emerging evidence of anything; reads nothing, curious about nothing, 5) he was a front man, a social butterfly, a performer with no principles at all. Final point: this was notes toward an autobiography and not entirely honest. paul.senate.gov/wp-content/upl…

It's time to document the people who definitely KNEW how corrupt Anthony Fauci is and yet LIED to the American people. Let's start here.

Looks like almost 70 percent of Fauci's diary are just press clippings about Fauci, w/ his own self-flattery sprinkled between. He should be sent to a laboratory, studied & observed, so scientists can try to understand how an ego can consume its host.

Fauci, Aug. 2021: "Millions of people idolize me" Also note his tone pretending to dislike fame.

Fauci, October 2022: "Humbling experience for me as I received a prolonged standing ovation from the crowd of 6000 people as I walked on to the stage to introduce Larry. Also, the IDSA established a perpetual prize in my name the IDSA Anthony S. Fauci Prize for 'courage in leadership in speaking scientific truth, perseverance in the face of opposition and serving as a change agent for health care and patients around the world.'"