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Aug 9, 2022·edited Aug 9, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

I spent the first three decades of my career as a freelance court reporter. During my 20 years in NJ, I made a verbatim record of hundreds of depositions in medical malpractice and pharmaceutical liability cases. It was during this time that I saw Fauci claim that we were all in danger of contracting HIV. I immediately dismissed it. I knew he was lying. I didn't trust him or Birx during this covid fiasco. Court reporters, the only neutral party in the deposition suite, and a neutral party in the courtroom, having heard and seen hundreds of witnesses testify under oath, develop a sixth sense about the credibility of people, especially "experts."

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Aug 9, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

Excellent summation, Mark. I have thought about reading RFK’s book, but felt it would be “preaching to the choir,” (since I’ve already heard a great deal of what is in the book) in addition to being both depressing & infuriating. Unbelievable that these demons are STILL in charge w/ the tsunami of information coming out re the lies, death & destruction physically, mentally, emotionally, economically, socially, etc. And that I anticipate will all be back (or worse) in time for the midterms.

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Aug 9, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

I always go with my gut- he seemed like a conniving, two-faced, troll to me. There is no such thing as an "expert" in one's field. That's a red flag for me! Never bought into the lie, but so many people did/have. Just got back from California. It's sure different than Az. and hope we got son and daughter in law to look around, get out of their bubble and think about what we told time while visiting.

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Aug 9, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

"If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking."

George S. Patton

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Aug 9, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

Like most regular people, I had never heard or thought of Fauci before COVID. The first time I saw him on television, I IMMEDIATELY, instinctively, with no need to analyze it further, clocked him as slimy and a liar- an inveterate politician, no matter what his actual stated profession was. None of it was even remotely convincing- within minutes, in my bones, he read as one of those guys that literally never gives a direct answer to the most basic questions ("where are you from? Are you sleeping with anyone else? What color is your hair?") but manages to impress people much younger or older than himself by limiting his interactions to highly controlled and brief contacts composed mostly of bluster or humblebragging.

I never, ever understood how he became a virtual god to so many. He scanned as a piece of shit immediately- to this day he reminds me of the first lawyer I met that I felt embodied the negative stereotype of his profession: a prevaricating sociopath.

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Aug 9, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

Trump was not smart enough to question this from the outset and that plagues us all to this day. He was up against a propaganda machine that was too well-funded I suppose. I still hear people rattling on about how afraid they are of this virus, wearing masks outdoors here in Boston, walking by themselves, young healthy people in their '20s and 30s. It continues to be bizarre beyond belief...

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I never understood the love and adulation showered upon Bill Gates. He created a third rate operating system and attempted to get it preinstalled on all computers to shut down competition. Then, within months of being sued, he had a come to Jesus moment and decided that instead of trying to control the world’s computing, his true calling was to set up foundations to improve public health in poor countries.

How does this not set off alarm bells? How is this guy a hero or a genius?

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Aug 9, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

Fauci lied.

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Aug 9, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

Love you

was hoping for something something like your Charlie Brown Great Pumpkin gone missing in the men’s room

Seeing our reality is harsh, ignorance is bliss.

Now I understand why so many prefer to stay in the dark

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Thanks for another great article. And yes, I agree that Fauci should be infamous and reviled. Guantanamo-ed.

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Aug 9, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

As a private practice doc in NNJ w a biochem degree and coming from a religious jewish family knowing genocide survivors, I was skeptical from the beginning. i saw fauci on TV in march 2020 saying masks didnt do much. Then by April or may it became obligatory to don the facial swastikas banners to show allegiance to the party… i mean the science. I knew something was very wrong by April 2020. And it only got worse. The whole vax episode was and is the creepiest and most disturbing thing ive ever lived through: people willingly injecting themselves and their KIDS with experimental drugs for some thing that they weren’t at risk for.

Great job Mr Oshinske , the real fauci was a tough read for me. As a career physician and someone trained as a scientist I’ve known since the beginning of my medical career in the 1990s that the federal health bureaucracy was hopelessly corrupt.

Luckily I’m in a private practice and I’m not beholden to anyone

The choir still needs preaching to

Thank you

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Aug 9, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

This book has been sitting on my nightstand for ages. I occasionally pick it up and read two pages at a time. The book makes me appreciate the phenomenon of the page margin, having not before recognized a standard margin’s value. I haven’t managed to make my way past about the first 10% yet because I don’t want heaviness on my brain and soul before I sleep. I have all love for Bobby Kennedy Jr. though. He is a hero and brilliant. I feel like I will be surprised by little from the book due to my two- year long obsession with this topic. I am sure I will learn some new details if I read it. For example, I hadn’t before heard of that immunosuppressing recreational drug whose effects might have been mislabeled “AIDS.” That’s interesting. Thanks for your book report. You didn’t convince me to invest the saved time (from not reading) in ab workouts though. I am willing to spread wood chips. Is that close enough? Surely my abs might indirectly experience periodic engagement doing that?

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Covid ‘By the Numbers’ …

The following miscellaneous data was culled from Robert F. Kennedy’s Jr’s book The Real Anthony Fauci as well as other sources …

Anthony Fauci ….

81 - Age of Dr. Anthony Fauci

55 - Years employed at NIAID (38 as director)

$1.7 million - Money, from all sources, made by Fauci household in Fiscal Year 2020.

Note: Fauci’s wife, Christine Grady, is director of bio-ethics for the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the parent agency of the NIAID. She made $234,284 in FY2020

$10.4 million + - Net worth of Fauci household as of Fiscal Year 2020.

$1 million - Total prize money paid to Fauci in February 2021 for being named winner of the Dan David Prize, affiliated with Tel Aviv University, “for his career in public health and ‘speaking truth to power’ during the politicized COVID-19 crisis.” Ten percent of the amount was set aside for academic scholarships to be specified by Dr. Fauci.

$350,000 - Fauci’s estimated annual pension when he retires from federal service, the highest pension in federal history.

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) …

$7.6 billion - Annual discretionary expenditures controlled by Dr. Fauci’s NIAID that were distributed to PIs (“Principle Investigators”) around the world (last available data).

1,300 - Number of universities, laboratories and other elite institutions that received NIAID grants in 1992.

Advertising, lobbying expenses, fines of Big Pharma …

$9.53 billion - Advertising expenses of pharmaceutical firms in 2020 (up from about $4.8 billion in 2006).

$1 billion - Amount of direct payments made to corporate media outlets by the Biden Administration as part of its vaccine outreach campaign.

70 percent - Advertising revenue (not counting political advertising) that Fox News receives from pharmaceutical firms, according to Kennedy, who writes in his book that he was told this several years ago by then Fox News president Roger Ailes.

90 percent-plus - Amount of revenue scientific journals receive from pharmaceutical firms.

$280 million - Amount the pharmaceutical industry spent on lobbying the U.S. government in 2018, far more than any other industry.

$50 billion - Fines assessed to pharmaceutical companies over the last 20 years. All big pharmaceutical companies have been convicted of selling harmful, sometimes fatal drugs.

Pfizer Revenues and drug prices ….

$81.3 billion - Pfizer’s 2021 global revenue (post vaccines).

$40 billion - Pfizer’s approximate 2020 revenue.

$530 - Price of each five-day treatment that the U.S. government has agreed to pay for Paxlovid, Pfizer’s new Covid antiviral early treatment.

20 million - Number of Paxlovid 5-day-courses bought by U.S. government.

$30.47 - New price for a single dose of Pfizer vaccine, up from $19.50/dose for the first 100 million doses.

105 million - doses U.S. government recently agreed to purchase for the “fall booster campaign.” (“The vaccine is being modified to target early omicron variants, but newer variants are gaining dominance.”)

$50 billion - Revenue Pfizer expects to make from Covid vaccines/boosters and Paxloid this year.

70 percent - Pfizer vaccine market share in U.S. and Europe.

Dwindling vaccine demand, discarded doses ….

82.1 million - Covid vaccine doses discarded from December 2020 through mid-May 2022 in the USA, according to the CDC - just over 11 percent of the doses the federal government distributed.

17.1 million - does discarded between late February and mid-May of this year.

11.8 million - doses discarded by drug store chain CVS (about 13 percent of the 89.9 million doses the chain received through mid-May 2022).

28 percent - doses discarded in the state of Oklahoma (out of the 4 million doses the state received).

6.5 million - unused doses in Ireland. The nation recently discarded 4.5 million doses and donated 2 million additional unused doses to developing nations. Ireland could not find any nations willing to accept the free 4.5 million doses.

Bill Gates …

$23 billion - approximate amount the net worth of Bill Gates increased in first year of the Covid pandemic.

$500 million - In 1998, amount pledged by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) to fund development of an AIDS vaccine over next nine years.

$250 million-plus - Amount of “grants” distributed by the Gates Foundation to media companies, according to an expose published in the Columbia Journalism Review in August of 2020. In another section of the book, Kennedy criticizes “Gates-funded fact checkers.”

World Health Organization Budget Info …

$5.6 billion - WHO annual budget in 2018-2019.

Note: “Half of this budget now goes to vaccines” … which are “now the organization’s pre-eminent public health metric.”

$ 1 billion - Approximate amount of funding that came directly or indirectly from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Gates-created Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI), as well as Gates-funded contributions which originally were dispersed to other organizations which then provide funding for W.H.O programs.

$748 million- WHO. funding from the U.S. government in 2018-2019.

23 - Number of “Global health partnerships” funded by Gates’ financial gifts.

16 - Number of agencies “entirely dependent on Gates” (seven), or that “listed the Foundation as its top donor” (nine).

AIDS funding …

$500 billion or more - Cumulative amount the U.S. Federal Government had spent on AIDS.

100+ - Number of AIDS/HIV “vaccine candidates … with none of these coming even close to the finish line.”

New drugs don’t necessarily mean better drugs ….

33 percent - Estimated percentage of new drugs that provide no improvements over existing drugs.

61 - Number of patented drugs in Canada in 2018.

1 - Number of drugs considered “a breakthrough.”

56 - Number of drugs in the review that “provided little or no improvement compared with existing medicines.”

VAERS data - September 2021 …

16,000 - Approximate number of vaccine-caused deaths reported on VAERS in September 2021.

0 - Number of deaths “related to vaccines,” confirmed or acknowledged by the CDC as of same month.

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Aug 9, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

Mr Mark: read this paper from Fauci‘s wife Christine Grady: this is a “ethics“ paper published recently this year. She discusses that it would be OK for employers to pressure employees to take a Covid shot.

These people are evil

Grady is the Bonnie to Fauci‘s Clyde

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8966597/

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Aug 9, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

A delusion is a false fixed belief that cannot be changed even with conflicting evidence. In the case of Covid, it's not about evidence- it's all about the narrative that's propagated to control the world's population thru fear. Because the media is in on the evil narrative, it's much easier to instill the fear, thus allowing people to stop thinking for themselves- most just get in line and don't even use their critical thinking skills. Mark, your research on this latest piece is quite extensive, congrats. I started going down the rabbit hole on Gates about 8 years ago- I was initially in disbelief, but now I get it. I really don't trust anyone anymore- sad place. I watch some major league baseball as I have a friend who manages a team close to you- some of the ads are for vaccines of every imaginable ailment. The answer is always another shot or another pill- and as you pointed out, our population is very unhealthy and way too dependent on pharma. Thanks for your research and insight! Keep em coming.

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Aug 9, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

Excellent, concise summation of a very lengthy and difficult-to-read book. Thank you so much, Mark!

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