If you see this note, I just wanted to thank you for the link.
That was a fantastic article!

To this end I would hope that Trump could bring back Scott Atlas, at least in some kind of role.
He’s experienced; he has integrity; and his warnings, prescriptions and suggestions WRT Covid turned out to be correct and judicious, and would have saved lives and returned the lives of the citizenry to some kind of normalcy.

Of course, the depraved Democrats couldn’t have that. Nor could the devious pharmaceuticals.

And so Atlas took a lot of crap from those Democratic Party thugs and their media groupies when he took on that psycho Fauci about things on which Atlas has been subsequently exonerated.

So who knows if he even wants to get involved in that character assassination racket again…

I was not aware of Fauci’s involvement in the AIDS programs, but once that information came out during Covid, my biggest question was about how he could not only NOT be fired, but was promoted and enriched.

Or, to quote from that general era, “If I had a hammer, I’d hammer in the morning, I’d hammer in the evening” all over the CDC.

The corruption in the health industry needs serious hammering, and I doubt even 4 years would be long enough without a DOJ that would roll out an entire department devoted just to prosecuting the criminal activity in that field.

And anything not criminal was unethical.
I don’t see how anyone in the Deep State or Bloated Bureaucracies can criticize Gaetz or any other Trump nominee with a straight face.

h/t Liz “tomorrow” for this post by VD Hanson.
https://x.com/VDHanson/status/1857579416471372198

Chuck, who’s apparently read the book (I haven’t), should actually follow up on a few of those “hundreds and hundreds of references and quotes” as Dalrymple did: Do the ones Chuck samples actually say what Kennedy attributes to them?

I hope RFK Jr. is confirmed, and does a great job. I admire his passion. But the problems with his book are a warning that he may let his passions get out of control and, in his enthusiasm, do something that blows up in his face … to the detriment of the cause.

Robert Kennedy, Jr. is the perfect guy to take on and hopefully break up this government evil black hole of corruption.

So we come to Covid…. And Covid didn’t just have a Wakefield, but entire governments. Censoring, lying, withholding. Fudging numbers.

So, ‘Tell me what to do!” “Make me do something!” “Make everybody do something!”

The vax was pure gold. Couldn’t miss and you were a failed shaman if you doubted. The stuff was issued under an Emergency Use Authorization, which, among other things, said that if there were an effective therapeutic, the ERA was void. IOW, if we could reliably and consistently treat anyone with the Covid, the better path was to let it run through the population as opposed to shooting people up with this untried compound.
No such therapeutic was visible, unless some reports of success with HCQ managed to pass the censors. So…nobody knows or knew.

To put it another way, the autism/vaccine issue, and the entire Covid phenomenon were gigantic social and cultural demonstrations of…what can happen. And the governments know how to do it.

When I looked up at random five of the medical papers Kennedy cites, I found that he had misrepresented all of them. For example, an Argentinian trial which he describes as randomized and controlled specifically says in its text that it was unrandomized. In another instance, he claims “[t]he UK government’s latest Office for National Statistics report on mortality rates by COVID vaccination status shows that for age-adjusted mortality rate, the death rate by October was higher among the vaccinated than the unvaccinated.” This is misleading. There are only numbers, no rates: Kennedy evidently believes in numerators without denominators. Furthermore, the age-adjustment to which he refers was not exactly fine-honed: it divided the population into those under 50 and those over 50. This is important, given the age distribution of risk of death. …

https://claremontreviewofbooks.com/whats-up-doc/

“Dalrymple” is the pen name of Manhattan Institute fellow Anthony Daniels, whose career largely as a physician in British prisons has been eclipsed by subsequent decades of memorable commentary.