Anthony Fauci Admitted Six-Foot Social Distancing Was Based on Nothing

Dr. Anthony Fauci completed the second day of his closed-door grilling with members of the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, in which he reportedly admitted that the six-foot social distancing rule that emerged at the start of the coronavirus pandemic was actually based on nothing.

The committee, led by chairman Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R-OH), provided a brief recap of Tuesday’s session. Monday and Tuesday’s sessions totaled 14 hours, according to lawmakers. In Tuesday’s session, Fauci admitted that the six-foot social distancing recommendation “was likely not based on any data,” according to the committee.

“It just sort of appeared,” it wrote, quoting Fauci.

Lawmakers: Fauci Said He ‘Did Not Recall’ over 100 Times During Testimony

Dr. Anthony Fauci claimed to not recall details surrounding “pertinent COVID-19 information or conversations” more than 100 times during his Monday testimony before the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic.

Fauci participated in the closed-door hearing Monday, which reportedly focused on what committee chairman Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R-OH) described as “pandemic-era” failures. The first session uncovered what lawmakers described as “drastic and systemic failures in America’s public health systems.”

“Dr. Fauci claimed he ‘did not recall’ pertinent COVID-19 information or conversations more than 100 times” during the hearing, the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic said in a thread summarizing the day’s event on X.

Leading to a complete loss of trust in National Public Health systems.

Wenstrup said in a statement that Fauci’s testimony made it abundantly clear the former NIAID chief had “no idea what was happening under his own jurisdiction at NIAID.”

“Clearly, the American people and the United States government are operating with completely different expectations about the responsibilities of our public health leaders and the accountability of our public health agencies,” he said, emphasizing how concerning it is that the “face of our nation’s response” to the coronavirus pandemic “‘does not recall’ key details about COVID-19 origins and pandemic-era policies.”

Wenstrup said he will question Fauci further about mandates, lockdowns, and masks during Tuesday’s closed-door session:

The question is, have we learned anything?  In California that state is rolling out new ‘social distancing’ and mask mandates in several of it’s largest cities. Again.

The airwaves are filled with commercials for new Covid boosters for a vaccine that clearly doesn’t do want it was promised to do.  People are getting sick during a new wave of Covid infections, but it’s clearly not as serious a threat to public heath as the seasonal Flu.   And it probably never was.

The rash of “Died Suddenly” among the young and healthy didn’t commence with the outbreak of Covid, it started after the Covid Vaccine started being used.  A vaccine that Congress gave the companies making and selling it, immunity from prosecution; immunity that works 100% better at protecting the pharmaceutical industry than the vaccine works at protecting the public from Covid.

And Fauci is rich,  a millionaire many times over. And  he’s eligible to receive around $350,000 per year in retirement benefits. It’s the highest federal retirement package that will be paid in U.S. history.

Learning anything?