That one may smile, and smile, and be a villain
If you are a network news viewer and expected coverage of Anthony Fauci's diary dump over the weekend, you're still in the dark. Quite intentionally, it is safe to assume, the networks omitted all mention of Fauci's self-congratulatory diary entries.
Fauci's legacy media acolytes aren't about to provide a clue as to his conceited duplicity. For a very small man, Fauci's ego is enormous. Miranda Devine of The New York Post provides a glimpse into the man's staggering self-regard.
As Devine reports, Fauci raves about "much praise" for him and how it was "highly flattering." All this while children were shut out of their schools, small businesses were forced to close and often go bankrupt, and families were isolated from each other.
While Fauci was busy congratulating himself in his private musings for his newfound celebrity, countless numbers of our elderly loved ones were dying alone in hospitals and nursing homes. One of them was my own mother.
Near the close of her article, Devine quotes the well-known biblical verse from Proverbs 16:18: Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall. We who suffered in so many ways under Fauci's deceptions can only hope and pray that we may see some manner of justice.
