[July 29, 2026] By 2022, the world was witnessing a decline in deaths caused by the COVID pandemic. What we were coming to realize, much too slowly and to the horror of medical policymakers, was that the SARS virus was deadly but nowhere near what we were being told by “experts.” That’s when my 4-year-old grandson visited my wife and me.
We live in New Jersey and there were more draconian restrictions put on us than in most states. By July of that year, libraries were allowed to reopen. Shortly after the opening, we took the little boy to check out books that might interest him. Upon entering, the young librarian (very much looking the stereotype you would expect) told us that everyone had to be masked up. This little 4-year-old boy refused.
It was a natural reaction. Who wants to wear a face mask? To stay in the library, after being at home all this time, was a good thing for the family but my grandson was refusing to wear that mask. What to do? We walked past the librarian while my wife distracted her long enough to sneak into the back areas where the children’s books were located.
Clearly, my 4-year-old grandson is smarter than me.
Revelations are coming to light how Dr. Anthony Fauci lied to the American public and to the U.S. Congress about the mortality rate being ten times that of the flu. His own “diary” (or parts of it anyway) have been made public by U.S. Senator Rand Paul and is available online. The reading is revealing.
Over the next few weeks, many ordinary citizens are going to be reading the Fauci diary, me being one of them. I’ll also publish some of my thoughts. Here are a couple I’ve already discerned. Fauci is a narcissist, a liar, and a publicity hound. He calls himself “Dr. Science.” For those who think he is some kind of saint that saved America, you might be changing your mind soon.
“I am with the government and I am here to help (myself).” — Remigration Now! from a comment in PowerLineBlog and referring to Dr. Fauci
Exactly. And, I’m proud of my smart grandson.
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Nothing like a good-natured article showing his humility during a tough time in the world. Sir, I do look forward to your more detailed thoughts on Dr. Fauci’s lying and his defective personality (which is very similar to most hyper-leftists today). And, despite the “presidential pardon” given preemptively by the last horrific president Joe Biden, I hope that Fauci at least goes down in history as the man who was at the epicenter of killing an estimated 7.1 million people worldwide (possibly much higher according to the WHO). He is an evil man and I hope he comes to realize that but unlikely being the narcissist that he is.
Bernie, indeed, Dr. Fauci is a narcissist. We could see that way back because he was always going on camera and on lefty tv shows to talk and talk about what he personally was doing to help the world. He hyped COVID’s death rate to elevate himself. He did the same thing in the HIV epidemic. The man is nasty and deserves prison, at the very least.
Hi, I too am looking forward to what Gen. Satterfield has to say about dr. Fauci (doctor with a small dr. because he no longer deserves the title). Others are already coming out with details about his diary. Good. I hope he goes down after all that he caused.
That little guy just proved what every grandparent already suspects: the under-five crowd runs on pure common sense while the rest of us are still checking government websites for permission to breathe. Sneaking past the librarian while his Grandma ran interference is the kind of special-ops mission they don’t teach at West Point. I’m still laughing at the mental picture of a 4-year-old staring down the mask mandate like it was a poorly written operations order. Turns out the real public-health expert that day was the one who can’t yet tie his own shoes. Fauci’s diary might make for heavy reading, but your grandson’s silent protest already delivered the executive summary. Proud of that kid—and mildly jealous he figured out the whole charade before most of the adults did. Next time the “experts” roll out another brilliant idea, just put the 4-year-old in charge.
You’re very fortunate to have a smart grandson. 😁😁😁😁