"Focused" on it? He mentioned it in a diary as one of the things that happened to him that day. Do you know what a diary is?
He mentioned it over and over.
It was clearly of extreme importance to him, based on both the amount of time he spent writing about it, and the passion displayed by his choice of words.
He should have been going to bed feeling sick to himself, tired, stressed out, managing his self-doubts, etc, but instead he was amped up, thinking about his fame.
And it's really troublesome that his fame was so important to him, because we'd all like to think that the level of seriousness that he conveyed to us all was legitimate, and not just a way to keep the spotlight on him...
Remember that the whole time we were being bombarded with "COVID DEATH TOLLS", that death toll
never meant "died
of covid", the same way that "died
of cancer" literally means died of cancer...
- When we say died of cancer we mean "that guy would be playing golf and drinking beers right now if he wasn't killed by cancer, and cancer alone"
- When we said "died of covid", in a lot of cases that actually meant "he was 85 and on palliative care with heart disease, cancer, and kidney failure, his organs were shutting down, and he was retaining fluids, and then he coughed a few times the day that he died. Write down "covid" as his cause of death, and make sure that CNN adds it to the ticker today."
Is there a chance that Fauci, in an attempt to get bigger headlines, might amp up the rhetoric just a tad to reach a few more TV screens? Maybe make the evidence of "deaths caused
by covid" to seem a bit stronger, or make covid sound more dangerous to young/healthy people than it really was, to keep people from tuning him out?
Because by May of 2020, Fauci really could/should have been saying "Covid is not killing healthy young adults or children", but he never said that at
any point, not even when the general public was talking about
forcing them to take the vax. And the absence of an official statement of that nature provided a lot of the justification behind "force them to take it"... A lot of Canadians were under the impression that "healthy 35 yr olds were dying" and that was not the case AT ALL .
And Fauci seemed to look at his fame the way that a 260lb steroid junkie might look at his quads and think "35 inches isn't big enough... Tim's veins are that big, in his forehead!" Fauci never seemed satisfied by the latest extent of his fame... He was always thrilled by the next level-up.
Bloviation alert... My wife's mother's husband (became her 'stepdad' when she was about 25) was on palliative care with severe dementia -
to the extent where people eventually pass away because they choke to death on their own saliva while they're sleeping - in late spring of 2020. They knew that he was gonna be dead in less than a week at that point, yet they were still testing him for covid every day. And at that point in time they were still using those long swabs that went right to the back of the nasopharynx, and it was extremely uncomfortable, bordering on painful. He didn't even understand why they were doing it, and it hurt him. To serve what purpose? If he got covid, he got it in the hospital anyways, so he wouldn't have been bringing it there, he'd just be proof that covid was going around there. And if his test eventually came back positive, he could already be dead by then, so what could they have done differently if he was positive at a time they were expecting him to draw his last breath anyways? Move him to "more palliativer care" lol? There's no such thing. He would just stay right in the exact same fking spot, and be allowed the exact same fking number of visitors... I don't what else to say, aside from "they were fishing for covid deaths stats."
For all we know, they could have listed covid as a cause of death. And now that I think about it, maybe I should get my wife's mom to check...
He probably had life insurance, and if they checked that box....
I honestly don't know.
