Fauci Emails Point to COVID Coverup & Corporate Kickbacks.

 

Dr. Anthony Fauci, former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, is under scrutiny after the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic reviewed over 30,000 pages of subpoenaed emails and documents. The materials provided by Fauci’s former senior adviser, Dr. David Morens, have led to allegations that Fauci may have participated in a conspiracy to conceal records related to COVID-19’s origins.

 

The investigation, led by Republican Representative Brad Wenstrup, has raised substantial questions regarding the conduct of both Fauci and Morens. Representative Wenstrup’s committee disclosed in a press release that Morens’ emails incriminate “Dr. Morens in undermining the operations of the U.S. government, unlawfully deleting federal COVID-19 records, using a personal email to avoid the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), and repeatedly acting unbecoming of a federal employee.”

 

 

Specifically, an email from April 2021 shows Morens advising communication through his personal email, potentially bypassing FOIA. Subsequent emails reflect attempts to discuss COVID-19 origins via unofficial, private channels.

 

Additionally, Morens admitted during his testimony that he had used both private email accounts and deleted certain emails to avoid FOIA scrutiny. This activity raises questions about transparency and compliance within the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

 

The documents also point to an August 2020 email where Morens inquired about receiving a “kickback” following an NIH grant award to EcoHealth Alliance, a nonprofit organization involved in controversial gain-of-function research. As a result of the subcommittee’s investigation, EcoHealth Alliance was suspended and proposed for debarment by the United States Department for Health and Human Services (HHS). Formal debarment proceedings have also been initiated against Peter Daszak, president of EcoHealth Alliance.

 

 

Source:   National Pulse