Fauci Gets COVID Again Despite Six Vaccine Doses, Promotes Masks and Boosters
COVID-19 vaccines are not effective. Look no further than Dr. Anthony Fauci, the former White House doctor and head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, who promoted shots, masks, and lockdowns—and created a booming market for 6-feet social distancing stickers.
Dr. Fauci, America’s favorite doctor, admitted in a recent interview that he had COVID-19 for the third time despite receiving six vaccine doses, including all of his booster shots.
“I got infected about two weeks ago. It was my third infection, and I had been vaccinated and boosted a total of six times,” Fauci told Dr. Jeremy Faust in an interview with MedPage Today.
This is four vaccine doses and three infections more than Americans were told they would get if they got vaccinated. Fauci previously said in 2021 that vaccinated Americans could “feel safe” and would not get infected if they rolled up their sleeves.
During the interview, Fauci recommended face masks, more boosters, and Pfizer’s controversial drug, Paxlovid. He did not urge Americans to get adequate sleep, increase sun exposure to “boost” vitamin D levels or eat more fruits and vegetables. He didn’t encourage people to get outside and be active and made no mention of inexpensive drugs like ivermectin, known to effectively treat and prevent COVID-19.
Nobody is entirely sure what the vaccine boosts outside of an increased risk of COVID-19 and the chances of experiencing a severe cardiac event such as myocarditis or autoimmune diseases like alopecia areata, psoriasis, rheumatoid arthritis, and Guillain–Barre syndrome.
Studies Show Vaccines Increase Risk of COVID-19
Negative vaccine efficacy is when vaccinated individuals appear to have a higher risk of infection than unvaccinated individuals. Numerous studies suggest that the more “boosters” an individual receives, the higher their risk of COVID-19.
In a 2021 study published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases, researchers analyzed household transmission dynamics. They found that fully vaccinated individuals with breakthrough infections could still transmit the virus at rates similar to those of unvaccinated individuals, including to fully vaccinated contacts, suggesting that vaccinated individuals contribute to community spread.
A 2022 Swedish cohort study published in the same journal explored the waning effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines. The study found that vaccine effectiveness against symptomatic infection dropped significantly after six months, leading to comparable infection rates between vaccinated and unvaccinated groups.
A study from Qatar found that vaccine effectiveness against symptomatic Omicron infection was near zero after six months, and some analyses found negative efficacy.
In a study published in JAMA, researchers found that vaccine efficacy against SARS-CoV-2 infection declined over time, especially with new variants, placing vaccinated individuals at a higher risk of contracting COVID-19 than unvaccinated individuals.
These are just a few of many studies showing the COVID-19 vaccines actually increase the risk of getting infected.
Health Officials Made Numerous False Statements
U.S. health officials have made numerous false statements about COVID-19 vaccines and other public health measures aside from their effectiveness:
- Americans were told only two shots of a COVID-19 vaccine like Pfizer or Moderna would prevent COVID. It doesn’t.
- Americans were told vaccines were safe. They’re not.
- Americans were told getting vaccinated would stop transmission. It doesn’t.
- Americans were told that face masks, which create a breeding ground for pathogenic bacteria, work. They don’t.
- Americans were told social distancing would prevent the spread of the virus. It doesn’t.
- Americans were told that if people didn’t get vaccinated, the virus would mutate and cause further infection—when it is mass vaccination that creates the selection pressure that causes more virulent strains and further outbreaks.
- Americans were told COVID-19 is more likely to cause heart damage than the vaccine. Not true.
- Americans were told ivermectin is only for horses. Not true.
- Americans were told to “trust the science” when science was being censored to reinforce a false narrative.
- Americans were told that breakthrough COVID-19 cases were rare. They’re not. In fact, they’re so common the CDC doesn’t even care to track breakthrough cases anymore.
- Americans were told that unvaccinated people would experience a dark winter of death. They didn’t.
- Americans were told the SARS-CoV-2 virus was not part of gain-of-function research and just happened to cause its initial outbreak near the lab where scientists were conducting GoF research on this particular virus.
- Americans were told that COVID-19 and the pandemic policies it brought with it were created for our reasonable and weren’t about control. It wasn’t, and it was.
If the COVID-19 pandemic and every moment since has taught us anything—it’s to question the science. What Americans want from U.S. health officials, former and present, is to admit they were wrong and to stop promoting the poor treatments and bad science that perpetuated it.