The insufferable little man who spent three years telling Americans how to live, breathe, and think finally shut his thin-skinned lips—and it was the loudest statement he’s ever made.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, who self-appointed himself as ‘The Science’ during the so-called pandemic, sat before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee early in the week and revealed his true mafia face as he invoked the Fifth Amendment a staggering 111 times.
111 Lies to Flatten the Truth
That isn’t a legal defense, according to GWU! in-house legal counsel Greg Loblaw. “That is a full-blown confession that the ‘science’ for three years was built on a foundation of sand—and basically lies.” Loblaw, who practiced with Dominion Law for 15 years before joining Media Monkey Ink., fumes that the man who “demanded you wear a mask alone in your own car now refuses to defend his role as a medical dictator.” Loblaw added, dryly: “At 111 invocations, I’m pretty sure the Fifth Amendment is now eligible for frequent flier miles. The only thing he didn’t plead the Fifth on was his lunch order.”
Loblaw cross-examined Fauci’s now public diary, which America’s doctor was stupid enough to email to himself from his office computer—making it government property. Fauci’s own words reveal a host of medical malfeasance that you will only read about in America’s #1 Source of Newstainment, GWU!
Dear Diary…
On February 8, 2020, Fauci wrote that he spoke with former CDC Director Tom Frieden. The entry reads:
“He and I are on the same page in thinking that this is acting like a bad influenza in its transmissibility and that the denominator is much greater than 34,867… making the case fatality rate (CFR) more like 0.2-0.3 % rather than 2.0%.”
Fauci privately believed the death rate was 0.2 to 0.3 percent. That’s a bad flu season.
But here’s what he told the American people. A month later, he testified to Congress and pegged the mortality rate at 1 percent. On Hannity, he said it was “about two, two and a half percent.” To Congress, he claimed “about 3 percent.”
That’s an inflated death rate of up to 1,400%. Talk about medical misinformation! Where’s the Department of Truth when you need it! Loblaw quipped: “In the private diary, it’s a bad flu. In public, it’s the Black Plague meets ‘The Walking Dead.’ The only thing that changed was the camera angle.”
Here’s a juicy tidbit that Health Secretary RFK Jr. called “an inexcusable deception.”
Fauci got the Moderna vaccine in December 2020. Six months later, in June 2021, he wrote in his diary that he suffered a pulmonary infarction—a blood clot in his lung.
Fauci didn’t tell the American people. The man who demanded you roll up your sleeve and trust the science got an adverse event—likely related to the very vaccine he was shilling—and hid it.
The diary also reveals private recognition of vaccine shortcomings, including concerns about effectiveness that never made it into his public cheerleading. Loblaw remarked: “He told you to take the shot, but when he got a clot, he took the Fifth. I guess ‘trust the science’ had a footnote that said ‘*unless it happens to me.'”
Masksterpiece Theatre
The diary entries show a man who privately acknowledged the “denominator was much greater”—meaning the virus was far less dangerous than he let on. If the virus was that mild, why the mask mandates? Why the lockdowns? Why the social distancing that destroyed small businesses and turned kids into screen-zombies?
While Americans were locked in their basements, Fauci was photographed relaxing without a mask poolside for the cover of InStyle magazine. The man who told you to wear a mask in your own car was breathing free while you suffocated. Loblaw noted: “He told you to mask up in your Corolla, but for his cover shoot, the only thing he was social-distancing from was a conscience. I’m surprised he didn’t mandate a mask for the pool water.”
Batsoup Batshit Crazy
Fauci publicly insisted the evidence “strongly pointed” to a natural, zoonotic spillover. But his diary tells a different story.
On January 26, 2020, he wrote: “Now we know the market was not the source, it was the amplifier. Having said that, somewhere the virus jumped from animals to humans.”
The Vax Father
Here’s the kicker that has Republicans seeing red. Just before he shuffled out of the Oval Office, Sleepy Joe Biden handed Fauci a blanket pardon covering his illicit activities from 2014 through January 2025.
Loblaw says this makes Fauci basically untouchable. “If you are immune from federal prosecution for any past sins, why in the world are you pleading the Fifth?” The only logical conclusion is that Fauci is either terrified of state-level prosecution—or so arrogant he simply refuses to answer to the peasants he locked in their basements. Loblaw deadpanned: “A pardon from the president and he still pleads the Fifth? That’s not a legal strategy—that’s a man who thinks the Constitution is a suggestion box. At this point, he’d plead the Fifth to a question about the weather.”
Senator Josh Hawley nailed the hypocrisy, arguing that Fauci “can’t have it both ways.” You can’t take the pardon and then hide behind the Constitution like a mob boss. (Speaking of mob bosses, Vito Genovese invoked the Fifth 150 times in 1958.—ed) Loblaw added: “Vito Genovese had more class. He at least sent a box of cannoli to the committee.”
Diary Monkey Business
The committee released over 1,000 pages of Fauci’s personal diary. These weren’t musings on virology; they were the ramblings of a vaccine whore obsessed with his own celebrity. In one entry, he gushed about a Zoom call with Pretty Woman star Julia Roberts, writing she was “absolutely fabulous” and called him her “personal hero.”
In a May 2020 entry, Fauci admitted: “Today I am the most famous and talked about person in the country and one of the most recognizable peson [sic] in the world.” He called his celebrity status “really unimaginable” and that when he went into hospitals the nurses “gushed over him.” The man was privately writing fan fiction while publicly selling medical fiction.
Fauci also penned personal hit pieces on President Trump, calling him a “true embarrassment” and a “very strange guy.”
When asked about these diary entries under oath? The answer was robotic: “On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.” Loblaw chuckled: “He had time to write fan mail to Julia Roberts but couldn’t write a straight answer to Congress. I’m half-expecting his next diary entry to be about his cameo in ‘Pretty Woman 2: The Vaccine Whore.'”
Fauci’s defense was that he feared a “perjury trap.” He claimed Senator Rand Paul has an “unhinged obsession” to put him “behind bars.”
For years, he demanded total transparency from the American people. Yet when asked about the origins of the virus he was actually studying and making stronger through gain-of-function research, he clammed up. Loblaw observed: “He’s scared of a perjury trap, but he’s not scared of looking like a mob informant who just discovered the Fifth Amendment on a Post-it note. At this rate, he’ll plead the Fifth to ‘do you know what time it is?'”
Side Effects May include Contempt
Chairman Rand Paul is threatening to hold Fauci in contempt of Congress. Loblaw says he might be right and that the Fifth Amendment doesn’t even work when you have a pocket pardon from your pal in the White House.
Loblaw concluded: “The Fifth Amendment is for the guilty and the forgetful. Dr. Fauci is neither forgetful nor innocent—he’s just hoping we all get bored and change the channel. But 111 ‘I decline to answer’ isn’t a defense; it’s a confession of guilt.”
The 111 refusals stand as a monument to the arrogance of the bureaucratic class. In the end, the man who demanded the world stop spinning refused to say a single word to defend his own legacy.
He chose the sound of silence. And in doing so, he told the American people everything they feared was true.
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