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New York Post
Dr. Anthony Fauci flip-flopped once again on masking as a means to tamp down COVID-19 as he admitted that a wide-ranging study found that face masks made no difference in the course of the pandemic.
“I am concerned that people will not abide by recommendations,” Fauci told CNN’s Michael Smerconish Saturday in a segment flagging a rise in COVID cases nationwide.
Federal agencies and state and local governments decreed onerous mask mandates for airplanes, schools, public transit, restaurants, workplaces and more starting in 2020 — thanks largely to Fauci, the public face of the nation’s official COVID response.
As the White House’s chief medical adviser, Fauci gave conflicting advice on the efficacy of masking, first saying it was unnecessary for the general public, then that “universal wearing of masks is the most practical way to go.”
Dr. Anthony Fauci flip-flopped once again on masking as a means to tamp down COVID-19 as he admitted that a wide-ranging study found that they made no difference during the pandemic.
As recently as this May, the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases said that unvaccinated children still should mask up when playing with friends.
But in February, a major study from the Cochrane Library found that wearing them was pointless.
“There’s still no evidence that masks are effective during a pandemic,” Tom Jefferson, the study’s lead author, said in February.
Federal agencies and state and local governments decreed onerous mask mandates for airplanes, schools, public transit, restaurants, workplaces and more starting in 2020.AFP via Getty Images
“There is just no evidence that they make any difference. Full stop.”
Confronted with Jefferson’s quotes, Fauci backtracked.
“When you’re talking about the effect on the epidemic or the pandemic as a whole, the data are less strong,” he admitted.
“But there are other studies, Michael, that show at an individual level, for individuals,” they might be protective, he said.
Mask and vaccine mandates have become a hot-button issue in the Republican presidential primary.
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The Most Revolutionary Act 
Why isn’t this asshole in jail or worse?
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because theyre all in on it. including the judicial system. no one to prosecute him.
The Education of Dr. Fuellmich
‘An experienced international trial lawyer, after many attempts on two continents to initiate legal proceedings which would appear as much in the public interest as anything could ever be, has gotten exactly nowhere.’
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i mean no one to preside over a trial. obviously fuellmich would be willing to prosecute.
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The last I heard, nomad, Fullmich was trying to bring Nuremberg II to New Zealand to be heard on sovereign Maori land: https://stopworldcontrol.com/maori/
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Why didn’t Fauci just stay in the cave he crawled into after viciously lying all over the place about everything involving Covid? SIGH!!! Here we go AGAIN!!! If people buy into this bullshit..AGAIN, then there really is no hope!!!
I am not ever wearing a mask; not on a plane (I’m banned from flying anyway), a train, a bus, bicycle, tricycle, not on anything. Any store where masks are required, I refuse to enter. But actually, I wont have to bother about that because since I am so infirm, they are giving me a personal care attendant who is going to take care of ALL my needs; grocery shopping, driving me around to appointments, giving me foot massages the whole nine yards. “About damn time,” I say!!!
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I’m really happy to hear you’re going to have someone to help you get around, Shelby. I just hope they give you enough hours and you get someone good.
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Now Dr. Bramhall, you know that the screeching and wailing that I do is going to get me who and what I want. LOL!!!!
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Let me rephrase that: “I hope you don’t need to do too much screeching and wailing to get the services you are entitled to.” It’s important to good health to minimize stress.
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Dr. Bramhall, I hate to admit this, but the fact of the matter is I was much healthier, physically and mentally when I was homeless than I am now. I have more stress on me due to being ‘housed’ since whatever is in this building is causing me to constantly have sinus issues and there is a lot of illicit drug use going on. I’m about to move out of here because this place is not conducive to good health for me.
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