By now, you have likely heard about the blockbuster leaked Anthony Fauci emails…
And how they have turned into a dud for those opposed to all of the work that Anthony Fauci has done to help control the COVID pandemic.
The Anthony Fauci Emails
Why are they a dud?
First things first.
The Anthony Fauci emails weren’t leaked by anyone.
They were released by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in response to a Freedom of Information Act request from:
- The Washington Post – 866 pages from March and April 2020
- BuzzFeed News – more than 3,200 pages from January to June 2020
- CNN –
And besides the fact that Anthony Fauci did say that there are “some crazy people in this world,” there is not much to be found in his emails…
Specifically, the Fauci emails:
- do not prove he lied about hydroxychloroquine
- do not contain information about the origin of the COVID pandemic
- do not prove he thought masks were ineffective
Instead, as Anthony Fauci has said, they are “an attack on science.”
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Last Updated on June 7, 2021