By Jeffrey A. Tucker
Special to The Liberty Bell / The Epoch Times
The combined files necessary to unravel the COVID era—the actors, the motivations, the many moving parts—run into the hundreds of thousands of pages. Confusing and convoluted does not quite describe them. One way to conceptualize the fullness of the issue is to focus on the most remarkable document yet, the daily logs of Anthony Fauci, now called the diaries.
They were kept on government computers. Their preparation was assisted by government employees. By law, the results belong to the public. And yet it is obvious that these notes were a first draft of what he hoped would be his autobiography. These were left behind when he retired from public service in December 2022.
My own analysis confirms my big picture framing of his motivations throughout. Fearing a disclosure that Fauci himself funded the research that created the virus, his actions that followed were an attempt to convert villainy to valor, while his cultivated fame was structured to avoid shame.
