The Ontario-based journalist put down his analysis of Fauci in a Jan. 24 piece for LifeSiteNews. He described the expert as a "strange villain" possessing "an uncanny ability to lie to the public in plain view, without any self-awareness."
"At any rate, Fauci is a master manipulator and specialized in speaking to the public in a monotone manner without much facial expression or emotion. This allows him to say virtually anything and come off as calm and collected," Hall wrote.
Despite Fauci's pathological ability to deceive the population, Hall pointed out how the Biden administration's chief medical adviser was worrying about "disinformation" himself. "It seems that one of the most virulent super-spreaders of false information is worried that there is too much 'disinformation' out there, and that a correction is needed," Hall wrote.
The Canadian author continued: "As the omicron oracle said, 'the amount of disinformation [is] entirely destructive to a comprehensive public health endeavor.' I couldn't agree more. Each and every time this man opens his mouth, it is as if he not only lights the gas, but spews it onto the fire that he has already created with his shameless fibbing."
According to Hall, Fauci proposed the use of social media "in a positive way" to promote the spread of "true and correct information" as possible. The author pointed out one problem. "Fauci and his cronies have worked alongside Big Tech, Big Pharma, Big Media and the federal government for too long. In doing so, they have peddled loads of disinformation to a populace that naively trusted their 'expert' advice."
Fauci: A history of disinformation
Hall mentioned several instances of Fauci's consistent lying over the years, even commenting that "the Fauci saga is decades old at this point." He began by first citing the infectious disease expert's 1983 remarks about acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), a year before Fauci was appointed director of the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID).
"This brings in the implications that there are other ways [of AIDS transmission] – just plain close contact, for example, if the close contact of a child was a household contact. Perhaps there will be a certain number of [AIDS] cases in individuals who are just living with and in close contact with someone with AIDS; just the ordinary close contact that one sees in normal interpersonal relationships," Fauci said in a 1983 interview with ABC.
"It seems like he was already priming the public to accept 'social distancing' almost 40 years ago," wrote Hall. (Related: Watch: An old clip of Fauci from the 1980s has resurfaced and it's coming back to bite him.)
The author also noted several false claims by Fauci during the COVID-19 pandemic in his LifeSiteNews piece. Hall pointed out the NIAID director's inconsistent advice on face masks, his insistence on COVID-19's asymptomatic transmission and the superiority of vaccine-induced immunity over its natural counterpart.
"Of course, to call the man out as being uninformed, ineffective or just plain wrong was deemed akin to criticizing science itself. You see, Anthony Fauci is science, or at least strongly identifies as such."
Hall shared an interview of the late Kary Mullis, who invented the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test used to identify SARS-CoV-2. Mullis, who died in August 2019, claimed Fauci "doesn't understand medicine" and "should not be in a position like he's in."
"You know, those guys have got a personal kind of agenda. They make up their own rules as they go, they change them when they want to and they smugly – like Tony Fauci – [do] not mind going on television in front of the people who pay [their salaries] and lie directly into the camera," said Mullis.
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