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In a PBS documentary which premiered last week about former National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Director Dr. Anthony
Fauci, the former official admits he was “wrong” about the COVID-19 mandates — not for orchestrating them, but for not forcing them sooner.
“Maybe I should have done that,” …
https://frontline.news/post/nih-husband-wife-team-orchestrated-pandemic-mandates-says-report
“Maybe I should have done that,” Fauci told Director Mark Mannucci in response to a question about whether he should have ordered mask mandates and
quarantines earlier. “Yeah, I was wrong.”
But the fault is not solely Fauci's. Earlier in the pandemic, mandates were frowned upon and even considered “dehumanizing” until they were stamped
as ethical by Dr. Christine Grady, according to a report by Children’s Health Defense.
Grady is the chief bioethicist at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), which places her in charge of deciding whether the federal government’s
health-related actions are ethical. She is also Fauci’s wife, which means that whenever Fauci would introduce a mandate — not matter how draconian —
it was given the necessary go-ahead from Grady, who declared it morally sound.
Together, the couple decided the nation’s response to COVID-19, sometimes over dinner.
"[W]e’ve had conversations about the sort of consequences of telling people to stay home and what it would do for the economy,” Grady said in a
November 2021 interview. “And there were a lot of people in those days that, and still who said, it’s ruining the economy. It’s much more important
to just keep things going and not worry about transmitting virus. . . .
“I said, that one of the messages should be, how many lives are you willing to sacrifice? And that message would be pretty stark and pretty brutal,
but that’s really what the trade-off was. . . . And so we’ve had that kind of conversation over dinner more than once, actually.”
Earlier in the pandemic, Grady even opposed some of the policies she would later stamp as ethical to pave the way for her husband’s mandates.
The response was all laid out in the GAVI pre-Covid pandemic response event …
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https://frontline.news/post/nih-husband-wife-team-orchestrated-pandemic-mandates-says-report
In a PBS documentary which premiered last week about former National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Director Dr. Anthony
Fauci, the former official admits he was “wrong” about the COVID-19 mandates — not for orchestrating them, but for not forcing them sooner.
“Maybe I should have done that,” Fauci told Director Mark Mannucci in response to a question about whether he should have ordered mask mandates and
quarantines earlier. “Yeah, I was wrong.”
But the fault is not solely Fauci's. Earlier in the pandemic, mandates were frowned upon and even considered “dehumanizing” until they were stamped
as ethical by Dr. Christine Grady, according to a report by Children’s Health Defense.
Grady is the chief bioethicist at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), which places her in charge of deciding whether the federal government’s
health-related actions are ethical. She is also Fauci’s wife, which means that whenever Fauci would introduce a mandate — not matter how draconian —
it was given the necessary go-ahead from Grady, who declared it morally sound.
Together, the couple decided the nation’s response to COVID-19, sometimes over dinner.
"[W]e’ve had conversations about the sort of consequences of telling people to stay home and what it would do for the economy,” Grady said in a
November 2021 interview. “And there were a lot of people in those days that, and still who said, it’s ruining the economy. It’s much more important
to just keep things going and not worry about transmitting virus. . . .
“I said, that one of the messages should be, how many lives are you willing to sacrifice? And that message would be pretty stark and pretty brutal,
but that’s really what the trade-off was. . . . And so we’ve had that kind of conversation over dinner more than once, actually.”
Earlier in the pandemic, Grady even opposed some of the policies she would later stamp as ethical to pave the way for her husband’s mandates.
The response was all laid out in the GAVI pre-Covid pandemic response event …