Congress Alleges Fauci Met with the CIA to Guide Them Away from the Lab Leak Theory

Here are summaries of the top parapolitical stories from yesterday , September 27, 2023:

+ Why and how did Tony Fauci secretly try to steer the CIA investigation on the origins of Sars-Cov-2?

A Congressional subcommittee investigating the origins of and response to the COVID-19 pandemic has alleged that Dr. Anthony Fauci visited the Central Intelligence Agency's HQ in McLean, Virginia, surreptitiously, in order to influence its probe into whether SARS-CoV-2 leaked from a lab in China. Presumably undisclosed at first, Fauci's alleged undercover efforts aimed at dissuading scientists from exploring any potential connection between the so-called risky Chinese gain-of-function research, which he backed, and the pandemic's origin. There's accusation that the Fauci subversively directed the investigations even within the intelligence community. The subcommittee requests for all records and interviews investigators have tracked to any CIA facility related to Fauci's stealth trips.

+ Fifteen Days In May - Mass Formation Psychosis In America

The article recounts events in 2020 surrounding the rapid approval and mass adoption of Remdesivir as a treatment protocol against COVID-19. A week after Dr. Tony Fauci endorsed the drug, BARDA Chief Rick Bright testified to Congress about the dire need for it, instigating stockpiles of the drug. This article questions the suspicious timing and haste involved in this process. Citing historical methods used by key figures such as Donald Rumsfield and Robert Malone, the author critiques this perceived 'mass formation psychosis'. He accuses it of being a contrived event to initiate 'sweeping authorizations for Remdesivir and DARPA mRNA', equating it to 9/11 or the Iraq Wars.

+ FRANCIS JOINS CALL FOR URGENT POPULATION REDUCTION

In a show of alignment with the pressing environmental issue of climate change, Pope Francis and former US President Bill Clinton have called for joint action to combat global warming. The leader of the global Catholic community is planning to release a second document addressing the "climate catastrophe". Referencing his previously published encyclical "Laudato Sì", Francis emphasized the need to end the era of fossil fuel, calling it "absurd to permit the continued exploration and expansion of fossil fuel infrastructures". He also advocated for richer nations to repay their 'ecological debt' to poorer nations. He highlighted the need to stand with victims of environmental injustices, encouraging a halt in the senseless war against creation.

+ The U.S. Government’s Database of Immigrant DNA Has Hit Scary, Astronomical Proportions

The FBI's 2024 proposed budget asks for an additional $53 million to expand its Comprehensive DNA Index System (CODIS), raising civil liberty concerns. This follows a Trump-era regulation mandating DNA collection from anyone in immigration detention. The CODIS database holds genetic data on over 21 million people, adding roughly 92,000 new samples monthly in the past year. Critics argue this forceful DNA collection and storage exposes individuals to unnecessary government scrutiny and highlights government's readiness to use biometrics for surveilling vulnerable groups. Despite evidence to the contrary, expansion of DNA collection from immigrant detainees relies on unfounded associations between crime and immigration status. The growing practice also disproportionately impacts communities of color.

+ The Bunker: Fumbling Funding, Foes, and the Front Office

In the wake of a funding threat by a faction of right-wing Republicans, military intelligence analyst Mark Thompson raises pivotal questions about U.S. military funding and leadership. The threatened suspension of the funding is part of a leveraging tactic in federal spending and draws attention to factionalism within the republican party. In the face of Russia's ongoing hostility towards Ukraine, the Republican opposition seeks to halt continued U.S. aid - a shifted stance that counters traditional GOP doctrine. Simultaneously, the U.S. military edges towards a potential war in space, with China and Russia identified as 'likely foes'. This strategy raises concerns about the Pentagon's dependency on commercial satellites, and questions about the concentration of technology in the hands of individuals like Elon Musk.

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