Thread by @PhilWMagness

Time for some more documents from the Fauci/Collins email dump, picking up where we left off on 10/16/2020...

https://twitter.com/PhilWMagness/status/1472240299325988865

Up next we have the Washington Post, which sent Fauci's underlings a request for comment on the Great Barrington Declaration.

The message didn't make it to Fauci in time for the story though, which ran on the 16th. By the time his chief of staff got it on the 18th it was already out.

Keep in mind that Fauci was away for an unspecified reason on 10/16 that was redacted from the emails.

Fauci reemerges on the 18th though to request intel on the task force meeting he missed from Collins.

Collins replies that the GBD did not come up, and Atlas was away too. This prompts Fauci to relay Birx's disdain for Atlas.

Collins chimes in again on 10/20, not so much on the GBD itself but to relay gossip about Sunetra Gupta's ex-husband.

There's another gap in the email chain after 10/20, but in the meantime Fauci appears to have tasked his chief of staff Greg Folkers with assembling a list of talking points against the Great Barrington Declaration.

Folkers replies on 11/2/20 with the list for the task "as discussed."

But it is not a list of scientific papers to counter the GBD group's arguments. Instead, it is a list of even more political op-eds attacking the GBD.

Which op-eds did Fauci use to make his case? I have the answer and will reveal in the coming days.

But most are not even from credentialed scientists, and the few that are come from ideological lockdowners who all happened to agree w Fauci before the GBD.

Stay tuned for more!