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DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican - Pretty obvious what's going on with Dr. Fauci and by extension the entire Deep State bureaucracy.
They have constructed for themselves a fantasy world where they heap praise on each other and receive continuous validation through awards, grants, and media interviews. All you have to do is attend the right universities and give the right people grant money. If some of that money happens to be dangerous viral research in China? Well, why wouldn't you want to build international relations plus prevent a future Thirteen Monkeys?
They are never guilty because accountability does not exist in this fantasy system, only accolades. They get the thrill of validation every time they make an impact in the real world, such as shutting down schools or churches. Your suffering does not register to them, because you do not register to them unless you have an award, publicity, degree, or money to offer them.
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James O'Keefe @JamesOKeefeIII - Video: With Dr. Anthony Fauci back in the news and testifying before @RandPaul's committee, recall this investigation we did. Project Veritas obtained never-before-seen Dept of Defense documents regarding gain-of-function research, the concealment of documents, and the suppression of potential COVID-19 treatments. According to Project Veritas' 2022 reporting, the documents contradicted Dr. Fauci's testimony before Congress.
According to the documents, the Dept of Defense rejected EcoHealth Alliance's proposed coronavirus research because it was deemed "too dangerous" and "too close" to violating the gain-of-function research moratorium. According to the documents, the research later proceeded through NIAID under Dr. Fauci's leadership.
https://x.com/DataRepublican/status/2082204733545259396

DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican - I'm not going to post the leaked video Candace Owens showed today. The judge ordered it withheld from the media, and whoever leaked it belongs in jail.
But let's address the "military crawl" claim.
I'm not in the military. So I watched a stack of army crawl videos. Not one matched what Tyler was doing on that roof. Then, to be thorough, I asked @infantrydort, someone who actually has been in combat, whether it was a recognized military technique.
His exact words: "that's some idiot crawling on a roof with no military training whatsoever."
So that talking point is dead.
That's what data analysis looks like. You don't run with the first assumption that falls out of your gut, like "this guy's in better shape than me, so he must be trained." You test the counterfactual. You ask people who actually know.
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Natalie Jean Beisner @NJBeisner - It’s hilarious all the people who think this footage exonerates Tyler Robinson or proves someone else being guilty.