Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

If this is accurate, the information presented in "The Real Anthony Fauci," is terrifying. And considering RFK hasn't been sued for the allegations he's made in this book, that in itself is a very strong argument for the veracity of the claims. This book criticizes the role of Dr. Anthony Fauci, the prominent American immunologist, and director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), particularly regarding his handling of the AIDS crisis and COVID-19 pandemic. The book raises various allegations and criticisms against Fauci, including accusations of conflicts of interest, mishandling of scientific data, and advocating for policies that the author argues have been detrimental to public health. Moreover, the implications about systemic corruption invite a morose feeling of helplessness to do anything. It's dense read and begs the question, "Where else are we being lied to?"… (plus d'informations)

The book is well written and seemingly well researched. In the first chapter he makes a strong case that Dr. Fauci made many mistakes directing the U.S. response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Reliance on masks and lockdowns were in many instances overstressed at the expense of other therapeutic measures, such as looking more daringly at possible off-label uses of existing drugs. Waiting for a vaccine that might have taken way too long to develop, and deployment of which was bound to mean cutting corners on testing and trials, was risky. But making mistakes is no proof of being satanically evil, especially if health and political leaders around the world are making the same mistakes. That is, unless the author's aim is to prove that most or all the world's leaders were conspiring to kill people by the millions.

In the second chapter, RFK Jr. alleges that Dr. Fauci owned numerous drug patents from which he was hoping to profit. This is easily disproved, however, since the U.S. patent database is on-line and publicly available. Searching on Anthony S. Fauci does bring up half a dozen drug patents where Fauci is listed as an inventor. The patent owner, however, is listed as the United States government. Which is hardly surprising, since Fauci was a director of the NIH at the time of the patent filings, and for him to own the patents personally would not only be dishonest but a clear conflict of interest.

Why RFK Jr. would promote such an easily debunked falsehood is a mystery, unless he was intending his readership to be limited to the credulous. But no one can doubt the success of the book, which has made RFK Jr. a star in the conspiracy world and can only have remunerated him greatly.
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If I could, I would have given this incredible book 10 stars. Incredibly detailed and researched, disturbing, and scary, RFK Jr peels away the curtain shrouding the disastrous reign of Anthony Fauci, the insidious influence of Big Pharma on government, the corrupting influence of the Bill Gates Foundation on WHO, and the lack of adequate trials to establish the safety of the Covid vaccines, and how concerns about these vaccines were quashed by Big Tech. No, I’m not anti vaccines, and in fact am triple vaxxed, but sure as hell wish I had the information presented in this book to help guide decision making. Kudos to the author.

A side note. I started out reading the hardback version, but the typesetting was difficult to read, so switched to the Nook version. Much easier to read, with hyperlinks to the many referenced sources, and QR code’s that help provide updated information. I also had to take periodic breaks from reading, as there was so much info to absorb, and also to get over my anger about what I had just read.… (plus d'informations)