by Richard Gale and Dr. Gary Null, Global Research:
How do we confront situations where individuals in positions of immense authority fail to admit they were catastrophically wrong—especially when their decisions, policies, and actions have contributed to millions of lives lost? During the COVID-19 pandemic, Anthony Fauci and federal health agencies exerted near-complete control over the nation’s medical response. Every directive was treated as gospel, and dissent—even when supported by solid scientific evidence—was silenced. The consequences of this authoritarian approach were disastrous.
In every epidemic, doctors stand as the first line of defense and work tirelessly to protect patients and the greater public from harm. It is standard practice for medical experts to offer professional assessments and propose solutions aimed at improving outcomes. Yet, during the COVID-19 crisis, Anthony Fauci’s message was clear: Americans were told to do nothing but isolate, wait, and rush to the hospital only when severely ill. This passive approach demanded unwavering obedience from medical professionals and the public alike.