The Freedom of Information Act has enabled the American public to learn the truth about Anthony “America’s Doctor” Fauci. His lies, coverups, contradictory statements, and mistruths have been exposed for the world to see – but this latest email is a doozy.
Fauci was warned in a lengthy email by Erik Nilsen, CEO at Bio-Signal Technologies, that it was likely that all or part of the COVID-19 virus may have been manufactured in the Wuhan Institute of Virology and China was dishonest in their reporting of the severity of Wuhan’s outbreak. based on evidence Nilsen received from colleagues in China.
Fauci’s response?
Nilsen’s email was “too long to read.”
The CEO of Bio-Signal Technologies, Erik Nilsen, emailed Dr. Fauci with likely information on coronavirus, in 2020
Fauci responded: "Too long for me to read."
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Bio-Signal Technologies is a Texas-based neuroscience company that researches, develops and manufactures sophisticated technologies for neuroprosthetics and brain-machine interfaces (BMIs). Nilson, as CEO, informed Fauci of possible Chinese malfeasance pertaining to the origin of the coronavirus and the CCP’s effort to conceal the potential of a global pandemic were it to leak from the lab. Fauci discounted Nilson’s entire claims due to his lack of patience in reading such a long email.
Nilsen introduced himself in the email to Fauci, gave his credentials as a physicist, and noted his work with “quite a few people around the world including an NYU epidemiologist.โ The physicist mentioned that he was in possession of โlots of information about Chinaโ due to his company’s scientific ties there, including with top immunologists & virologists at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
He became so close to discovering he truth about COVID’s origins, the Chinese Communist Party even blocked his WeChat account for three days in early March.
"Too long for me to read"
Fauci to Robert Eisinger regarding Erik Nilsen's email warning about COVID spread in March 2020 and China's misrepresentation of data
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Nilsen noted that he is willing to share the information he attached in the body of the email.
Highlights of Nilsen’s email to Fauci include:
- Nilsen’s claim that China was using “coded language” to conceal death rates in Wuhan.
- The Communist Regime expressed immense concern about the state of their economy would news of an outbreak go wide.
China criminally underestimated their death rates, which he saw personally – bolstering Trump’s earlier claim that “body bags were piled up in Wuhan.” - The Chinese government severely restricted its citizens movements, allowing them only to travel a few blocks from their homes.
- The attempt to hide true death figures in Wuhan was solely to prevent foreign governments from backing out of business agreements and manufacturing deals.
Dr. Fauci ignored each and every one of these claims, instead giving the American people a watered-down version of the truth, lying through his teeth about the severity of Wuhan’s outbreak. And to top it off, he advocated for brutal lockdown measures that are now known to be ineffective in stoping the spread of the virus, such as mask mandates.
Fauci has been the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984.
He has declined to comment on the massive email leak.
Author: Nolan Sheridan
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