Make no mistake. Fauci had help. In Part 1, I named some of the biggest co-conspirators, like Deborah Birx and the Proximal Origins scientists.
But there are so many more. And I got so many comments from all of you: So I decided to write part 2. I was going to start with Bill Gates (I saved him for last), but in light of the Fauci miscarriage texts this week, let’s start with former CDC Director Rochelle Walensky.
”What about him or her?” “Don’t forget about this person!”
In the video below, this demon tells pregnant women to get a COVID vaccine ANYTIME. There’s no bad time. Morning. Noon. Night. 1st, 2nd or 3rd trimester. While you’re breastfeeding. There’s no bad time. And to make it even worse, she says it with that smug, elite attitude of hers.
Well, it turns out that there was NO good time for pregnant women to get this jab, and they knew it. By now, you’ve seen the emails going back and forth between Fauci, Walensky and Surgeon General Vivek Murthy saying that the jabs could indeed induce a cytokine storm in pregnant women (and everyone else) and the resultant high fever could cause miscarriages. For years, Dr. James Thorp has been sounding the alarm on this.
Rochelle Walensky came to the CDC primarily from the medical industrial complex and the rarified air of East Coast elite institutions: Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and Harvard. She did her residency at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, home of the COVID-19 dashboard of death that blared death toles 24/7 during the lockdowns.
Her major academic specialty was actually HIV/AIDS, particularly mathematical modeling, cost-effectiveness, HIV screening and treatment policy.
She started at the CDC on Biden’s inauguration day, January 20, 2021, and left in June 2023. She returned to Boston where she received several cushy appointments in the Harvard Kennedy School, Law School, and Business School—simultaneously. She is now a Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and a fellow at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (funded by Zuckerbergs). She has a paid board position on the Doris Duke Foundation (the tobacco heiress), an organization that offers programs for Muslim communities and culture. She also serves on the Carter Center board; the organization was founded in 1982 by President Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter, in partnership with Emory University, and includes global health initiatives such as guinea worm eradication, neglected tropical diseases, trachoma, river blindness, and lymphatic filariasis.
Walensky is also a founding member and medical-affairs adviser to the Vaccine Integrity Project (VIP), founded in 2025 at the University of Minnesota’s Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP). The program aims to ensure that US vaccine policy and recommendations remain grounded in rigorous scientific evidence. The project independently reviews data on vaccine safety and effectiveness—hmm, sounds like another AAP incident. Their specialty is responding to inaccurate or misleading vaccine information. VIP has a broader objective to maintain a reliable vaccine infrastructure that enables individuals, clinicians, policymakers, and communities to make informed vaccination decisions. Isn’t this what Walensky was supposed to do at the CDC?
“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” I wouldn’t call former Biden-era Surgeon General Vivek Murthy a good man after reading these texts, but you get the picture.
I remember him being particularly militant during the lockdowns and saying over and over that vaccine mandates were an appropriate response to the pandemic.
He also worked diligently on shutting down COVID/vaccine “misinformation.”. He focused on the government’s efforts to combat COVID misinformation information, including the misinformation that the vaccines were causing devastating effects in pregnant women. He spent way more time talking about misinformation and vaccine hesitancy than any of the COVID-19 concerns. You can find videos of him on all of this, but no videos on the health risks to pregnant women or anyone else. What did he do as Surgeon General? Not much.
He went to Harvard for undergrad, and while there, he focused on HIV/AIDS in the US and India. In fact, he co-founded a group called Visions Worldwide. Why do all these people in collusion with Fauci have the one thing—HIV/AIDS—in common with him? His M.D. was from Yales and he went back to Harvard for residency…they all have similar pedigrees. Of particular note, Murthy is that he co-founded a physician advocacy organization originally known as Doctors for Obama and later renamed Doctors for America, advocating for affordable health care. Three years later, Obama appointed Murthy to advisory councils, including the health-care advisory committee for Obama’s reelection campaign. After his reelection, Murthy became the US Surgeon General. His nomination was controversial for many reasons, one of which being that he likened gun violence as a public-health issue. His tenure as Surgeon General ended when Trump was elected but he was back with Biden.
What has he been doing since? Focusing on health issues including loneliness, social connection and mental health. He has a substantial presence in the public speaking circuit, and those speeches bring in big bucks—$20,000 to $50,000 per speech. Is he helping all those moms who likely have mental health issues after they miscarried their babies due to the jabs. Probably not, though.
Dr. Janet Woodcock, M.D. became acting FDA commissioner on January 20, 2021, the same day as Walensky. Woodcock’s email communications with Fauci have been recently uncovered. In May 2021, she emailed Fauci (and his boss Collins—see Part 1) saying she had received complaints from healthcare professionals, including ones she knew about adverse effects from the vaccine. She also warned that patients said nobody was taking their concerns seriously. The key here is that she heard from physicians she knew, therefore she shoud have taken this seriously. She did send an email, so I guess she did her part.
She said the symptoms did not fit anything they’d seen, were not easily tested, and were too complex to report to VAERS. She also said that both the CDC and FDA safety surveillance systems would miss this. She called for a study, passing the buck to Fauci and Collins. But read closely…the reason she called for the study is totally misguided. It wasn’t about the safety of the people. She said: “My experience is, that if you let a problem fester, then it will come back to bite you later and you are not prepared.”
It was all about her and her career, not about you. Fauci complained to Collins, saying they couldn’t ignore her and they should “probably bring in CDC and see what Rochelle [Walensky] thinks.” Probably bring in CDC? How about yes, we should DEFINITELY bring in CDC. It’s unclear what happened after that email exchange where Fauci complained.
In three sentences, she sums up what a bureaucratic career in the US government is all about.
#1 Don’t let a problem come back to haunt you. Cover your tracks with an email trail that you tossed this over the fence to someone else to deal with.
#2 We need money and a medical mystery investigator, so basically she is already discounting vaccine injury as a fringe theory and
#3, and this is the most damning sentence…the industry would not support for obvious reasons. Translation: we won’t be able to get study money from Pharma.
When I read this, I immediately thought Woodcock must have been a career bureaucrat, and I was right. She spent nearly four decades inside the FDA and retired in 2024. But before she retired, some of her positions raise eyebrows. For two decades, she ran CDER, the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research. She left for a few years but came back to CDER in 2007 and ran it through 2020. She was the therapeutics lead for Operation Warp Speed and says she was not leading the vaccine development effort but instead antiviral drugs (possibly remdesivir?) and monoclonal antibodies. She would have certainly known the effectiveness of ivermectin, and if she didn’t, she had no business being a therapeutics lead. These people were despicable. They were trained and having conversations about the risks. They knew. Keep in mind that Woodcock was one of FDA’s highest-ranking officials. After she retired, she didn’t do the revolving door gig and go to Big Pharma. She serves on the board of Friends of Cancer Research had stays active in regulatory science meetings.
Woodcock joined FDA in 1986, just as the AIDS drug-development crisis was accelerating. She was at the top of the FDA center responsible for regulating HIV medicines during arguably the most important period in HIV drug development—the emergence of combination antiretroviral therapy, otherwise known as AZT. She has spoken about the success of HIV drug-development science. Somehow the HIV/AIDS theme keeps popping up.
Woodcock co-authored an article in 2022 for the Journal of the American Medical Association, saying that COVID-19 will be around for the foreseeable future and that it will require yearly vaccines targeting the most threatening variations of the virus. The premise of her article was that Americans just needed to accept this, get jabbed yearly, and move on. The Agenda rolls on.
We’ve written so much about Hotez over the years. He is mostly known for spewing alot of hot air about vaccine hesitancy and backing down from debating RFK Jr.
Hotez and Fauci have an interesting connection. First, Hotez was on the short list for consideration as Fauci’s replacement when he retired. What is not well publicized is that during Fauci’s earlier June 2024 US House hearing, Fauci specifically cited Hotez’s analysis of the unvaccinated while defending COVID vaccination, and I quote from Fauci: “Peter Hotez has done an analysis of this and shows that in people who refuse to get vaccinated for any of a variety of reasons probably responsible for an additional two to three hundred thousand deaths in this country.” Afterall, Biden told us this was an “epidemic of the Unvaccinated.”
The now-indicted David Morens (covered in Part 1) sent emails to Hotez, like this one from June 2021 saying that he had deleted all of his emails related to COVID origin for when “the shit hits the fan. I feel pretty sure Tony would too. The best way to avoid FOIA hassles is to delete all emails when you learn the subject is pretty
sensitive.”
As we are learning, though, they made the rookie mistake of sending those emails on government systems. Hotez received email on his Baylor College of Medicine account, and let’s hope that the authorities have his diary, too. He is certainly as egotistical as Fauci to keep a diary.
Hotez has also published works on HIV/AIDS. He wanted to link global HIV/AIDS treatments with national programs for the control and elimination of the neglected tropical diseases. He published this article with co-author Richard Skolnick, He served as Executive Director of the Harvard PEPFAR program, supporting AIDS treatment programs in Botswana, Nigeria, and Tanzania. PEPFAR was created in 2003 by George W. Bush; it is the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
Scott Gottlieb had an unusual role during COVID-19. He didn’t have a government position, but he simultaneously served as an informal policy advisor, a highly visible media commentator, a former Trump FDA commissioner and an active Pfizer board member. Talk about a revolving door! Gottleib left the FDA in April 2019 before COVID-19 emerged, but during the pandemic he was seen quite often. He helped co-author the government’s reopening plan, “National Coronavirus Response: A Road Map to Reopening,” advocating masking, social distancing, testing, and contract tracing, stating “With this surveillance, we could eventually relax the harsh lockdown restrictions.” He advocated phases involving mitigation/social distancing followed by MORE testing, surveillance, contact tracing and eventual relaxation of restrictions. (American Enterprise Institute).
Gottleib is on the list because from 2017–2019, Gottlieb ran FDA while Fauci ran NIAID. Their agencies necessarily co-mingled on vaccines. Less than two months after leaving FDA, Gottleib joined the board of Pfizer which is now at the center of all vaccine injuries. Put another way, when Pfizer and BioNTech developed their COVID vaccine, Gottlieb was a director of one of the vaccine manufacturers, not simply an independent former FDA commissioner commenting on FDA policy. In my experience, where there’s smoke, there’s usually fire.
He also has an interesting HIV/AIDS connection. He began at the FDA under George W. Bush where he facilitated the approval of fixed-dose combination antiretroviral drugs for HIV/AIDS, particularly in connection with PEPFAR. Gottleib authored numerous articles on HIV drug resistance/adherence, antiretroviral treatment during pregnancy and reducing mother-to-child transmission, and AIDS drug pricing/access.
Saving the best for last…Bill Gates. One of the tidbits we learned at the very end of Rand Paul’s hearing was one of the most disturbing: Bill Gates had a top-secret security clearance. How? Why? He is a private citizen. Note the 2014 date, the same year as both Hunter Biden’s and Fauci’s pardons.
He held The Department of Energy “Q” clearance is the highest-level clearance for nearly 8 years. It also turns out that Fauci personally reviewed—and edited—Gates’ private pandemic memos and his book. Fauci handed the manuscript to David Morens, who burned it after reading it. And Morens has now been indicted. The Gates Foundation “paid for various components of NIH.” What is a component? Was this “component” part of the secret bioweapon? This was the answer to a question that then NIH Director Francis Collins urgently asked his staff: Is NIH being funded by Gates? Collins was the DIRECTOR of NIH, and he didn’t know first hand? Records show that the Gates Foundation neither applied nor was awarded any NIH grants.
After the clearance ended in 2021, DARPA pitched the Gates Foundation for funding of four secret military programs that involved animal viruses jumping to humans, including bats. The briefing was closed-door and lasted 90 minutes. Collins apparently knew something, given that days after he announced his resignation, he wrote to Melinda French Gates gushing over the last 12 years of “bringing NIH and the Foundation closer together than ever.”
MJTruth put it best: Imagine the richest private citizen in the world getting the same security badge as nuclear scientists, having the nation’s top infectious-disease doctor proofread his personal notes and book, receiving classified briefings on military germ programs, and quietly funding pieces of the very agency that’s supposed to regulate public health, all while the public is told decisions are being made by independent scientists and elected officials.
Indeed.
Records show The Gates’ money ($10 BILLION) has gone to GAVI (Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization), the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, and (of course) the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. Gates has openly bragged about the 20-to-1 return on his $10B, which he turned into $200B over the last 20 years. How much of this went to fund the “components” of the NIH?
So many co-conspirators, and so little time. We could add:
Marg Moore, the old friend Fauci referred to in his emails. She taught him tricks for eluding FOIA requests.
Dr. John Mascola, Director of NIAID’s Vaccine Research Center. He talked about vaccination during the first trimester and fever and miscarriage.
Katie Miller, VP Pence communications official, who talked with Fauci many times, including conversations after she contracted COVID while pregnant. Did Fauci tell her the truth?
With more than 1,100 pages to his diary, and a phone containing more than 34,000 text messages and 522 voicemails, there are many more conspirators to be named. More is coming. Stay tuned.
The HIV/AIDS commonalities among these government actors is truly stunning. We’ve known for a while about Fauci’s role with AZT and AIDS, but the rest of them? I didn’t expect that trend. Let’s keep going. We won’t give up until we have accountability and justice.
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