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"I didn't want this vaccine. I felt like I had to take it."
His heart will never work right again. Four cylinders out of eight, and it will never get back to eight.
Three years on: nobody has taken responsibility. No compensation has been paid.
Jason, in his own words.
In August 1997 a retired pathologist flew to a village on the Alaskan coast, paid for the trip out of his own savings account, and dug seven feet into permafrost until he found a woman who had died in 1918. Her lungs were still frozen.
He cut them out with his wife's garden shears, put her back in the ground, and mailed the tissue to Washington in four separate packages so that losing one would not end it.
He named her Lucy. There is no photograph of her.
Eight years later the United States government used what was inside her to rebuild the virus that killed her. A molecular biologist called the result, in print, perhaps the most effective bioweapons agent now known.
Every line of this is from CDC's own published account and the journals. Sources in the thread.
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IV. WHO PAID, AND WHERE IT IS NOW
14. On funding, CDC has said three different things, so we are printing all three and letting you decide. Its 2005 press release: the work “was supported in part with funding from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the National Institutes of Health.” Its Q&A page: the work “was conducted at and supported by CDC,” with USDA, NIH and AFIP supporting “many other aspects.” Its 2018 retrospective: the reconstruction “was approved by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (NIAID) within the National Institutes of Health (NIH), which partially funded the project.”
15. Fifteen days after the paper ran, on 20 October 2005, HHS added the reconstructed 1918 virus to the select agent list. It had not been a select agent while the work was being done.
16. CDC's Q&A says the virus used in those experiments “has since been destroyed at CDC and does not pose any ongoing risk to the public.” Reconstructed 1918 influenza is nonetheless still listed today on the federal Select Agents and Toxins List, and CDC published further experiments using the reconstructed virus in 2007. We found no public statement naming which laboratories hold it now. We are not going to tell you that it is gone, and we are not going to tell you where it is.
17. Johan Hultin died on 22 January 2022, aged 97. Of the 1997 dig he said the elders “gave us the opportunity to do something good — not just for themselves but for the whole world.”
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“Leaders should encourage compliance.”
Bill Gates wrote that in a private memo in April 2020. The sentence before it is about people who want the restrictions lifted.
He emailed the memo to Anthony Fauci for edits, then sent it to the WHO and to policymakers.
Twenty months later he sent Fauci the manuscript of his book. Fauci spent that Saturday marking it up and emailed it back.
A private citizen was writing pandemic policy. The director of a federal agency was his editor. Neither of them was elected to anything.
All of it is in the thread below, and all of it came out of a 1,375-page package released by the U.S. Senate.
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III. WHERE THIS COMES FROM
13. Every quote above is from a 1,375-page package released by Chairman Rand Paul, U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, 31 July 2026. Every page carries the stamp “Released by Chairman Rand Paul.”
14. We read it ourselves. The April 2020 email is page 4. The memo runs from page 5. The book exchange is pages 871 to 875.
15. In the same investigation the Chairman wrote to the Secretary of Energy asking whether William Henry Gates III had ever held a Department of Energy “Q” clearance. That letter is page 2. We have read the question. We have not read the answer, so we are not going to tell you what it was.
IV. ONE MORE PATTERN
16. 1911 — Standard Oil is dissolved by the Supreme Court.
17. 1913 — The Rockefeller Foundation is chartered.
18. 1999 — Findings of Fact, Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson, paragraph 33, verbatim: “Microsoft enjoys monopoly power in the relevant market.”
19. 2000 — The Gates Foundation appears in the annual report as a single entity.
Because we are not going to overstate it: the 2000 order breaking Microsoft in two was vacated in full on appeal in 2001 and the trial judge was removed. The monopoly finding largely survived. The breakup never happened.
We are not telling you what any of it means. We are telling you where to read it.
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"It is not hyoperbole to say that today I am the most famous and talked about person in the country and one of the most recognizable peson in the world."
Anthony Fauci, personal diary, 21 May 2020. The misspellings are his.
He got his wish. It would be our pleasure to keep him famous.
21 things his budget paid for, below.
II. WHAT IT COST
6. NIAID's biodefense budget went from $33 million in FY2000 to $1.658 billion in FY2005. A fiftyfold increase in five years. (NIAID, 17 March 2005)
7. Another $371 million came through the Buildings and Facilities line and was moved into biodefense research.
8. Eight Regional Centers of Excellence, about $350 million over five years. (HHS/NIAID, 4 September 2003)
9. Two National Biocontainment Laboratories at roughly $120 million each, plus nine Regional Biocontainment Labs.
10. $87 million more for four additional BSL-3 laboratories. (NIAID, 3 October 2005)
11. NIAID built its own facility at Fort Detrick for $105 million, deliberately co-located with the Army's bioweapons institute.
12. HHS committed $877.5 million to an anthrax vaccine before NIAID's own development contracts were finished. NIAID then cancelled milestones that undercut the contractor's ability to deliver. The contract was terminated. (GAO-08-208T)
III. WHAT NOBODY COULD COUNT
13. By 2007 the number of BSL-4 labs had gone from about five to fifteen, and auditors reported that "no single federal agency knows how many such labs there are in the United States." (GAO-08-108T)
14. GAO's own word for it: "Unwarranted expansion without adequate oversight is proliferation, not expansion."
15. BSL-3 labs at registered facilities tripled in four years, 415 to 1,362, and "no one is determining the aggregate risks associated with this expansion." (GAO-09-574)
16. Nine years later: the total "is unknown, as we found in 2009," and oversight remains "fragmented and self-policing." (GAO-16-642)
17. The program that tracks dangerous pathogens had reported 10 incomplete-inactivation incidents. GAO found 11 more it had not reported.
18. The program that polices the labs is not structurally independent from the labs it polices. (GAO-18-145)
19. In 2004, three researchers at a lab NIAID had just funded caught pneumonic tularemia. The first fell ill in May. Public health was not told until November. (Boston Public Health Commission)
20. In March 2005, 758 microbiologists, including two Nobel laureates, signed an open letter in Science protesting the diversion of NIH funds into biodefense.
21. As of January 2026, HHS still had not implemented GAO's 2023 oversight recommendations. (GAO-26-107348)
Twenty-one items. Twenty-one documents. None of it from a pundit.
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THEY RAN THE LARGEST PSYCHOLOGICAL CAMPAIGN IN HISTORY ON THEIR OWN CITIZENS.
Then they wrote it down. SPI-B, 22 March 2020: "The perceived level of personal threat needs to be increased among those who are complacent, using hard-hitting emotional messaging."
174 times on the record: I don't recall.
They will try it again.
I DON'T RECALL — out now. Dedicated to Anthony Fauci and everyone who took part.
They offered you a doughnut every day for a year.
Then a beer. Then fries, from the Mayor of New York. Then a joint, in a program called "Joints for Jabs." Then a shotgun, or a truck, if you lived in West Virginia. Then a million dollars, in a lottery Ohio named Vax-a-Million.
Nobody has ever offered you a free doughnut to take insulin.
"COVID-19 vaccines have saved more than 3 million American lives."
That's the poster behind him. Nobody counted three million people.
They ran a computer model of America with vaccines. They ran another with none. They subtracted one from the other. That gap is the number on the board.
He called it settled, then entered it into the record.