Bi-partisan legislators demand answers from Fauci on cruel puppy experiments

The world would be a much better place if we dumped
all the bad people in the ocean for shark food. Bullets cost too much.
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The fact that the NIH is not shut down right now proves nothing will ever be done. After all having the worlds' leading bureaucrat Fauci face justice opens the door for the entire Deep State to face justice, and its associated corporate and individual "philanthropist" partners.
 
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What on earth would be the "gain of non-functioning" knowledge in this sort of thing ??

Fauci's science world is quite the evil one if true.
He's denying GoF research that has been PROVEN to be true and now we hear that other viruses with a 50% CFR were also being studied. Let one of THOSE slip out of an obviously insecure lab and he and his minions become mass-murderers on a scale unknown in all of human history.
 
Unless the reports can be proven to be wrong, what that POS says about them makes no difference at all. The evil little effin' GNOME should be banished from decent company for the rest of his life.
So you’re going to draw your conclusions based on “reports” without even hearing a response or explanation from the other side?! Sounds like a rather ignorant way to go about things.
 
Animal experiments are inefficient, wasteful and rarely improve human health. The NIH, FDA and other agencies report that more than 90% of drugs that pass animal tests fail in human trials because they don’t work or are dangerous. Each drug represents about a decade of wasted time and $2 billion down the drain. In its 2016-2020 Strategic Plan, the NIH writes, “animal models often fail to provide good ways to mimic disease or predict how drugs will work in humans, resulting in much wasted time and money while patients wait for therapies.” Yet, NIH continues to dedicate 47% of its $32 billion budget each year to animal experiments that are a proven failure.

Redirecting resources to public health programs, human clinical research and modern technologies like “organs-on-a-chip” will save billions of taxpayers’ dollars and millions of animals’ lives.
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The white coats waste project is more worried about the money they spend.
Peta is concerned about animal cruelty.

Maybe you want them to tests humans this way. Sure a bunch of humans that are in prisons on death row would be better according to the responses that I have read.
 
Animal experiments are inefficient, wasteful and rarely improve human health. The NIH, FDA and other agencies report that more than 90% of drugs that pass animal tests fail in human trials because they don’t work or are dangerous. Each drug represents about a decade of wasted time and $2 billion down the drain. In its 2016-2020 Strategic Plan, the NIH writes, “animal models often fail to provide good ways to mimic disease or predict how drugs will work in humans, resulting in much wasted time and money while patients wait for therapies.” Yet, NIH continues to dedicate 47% of its $32 billion budget each year to animal experiments that are a proven failure.

Redirecting resources to public health programs, human clinical research and modern technologies like “organs-on-a-chip” will save billions of taxpayers’ dollars and millions of animals’ lives.
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The white coats waste project is more worried about the money they spend.
Peta is concerned about animal cruelty.

Maybe you want them to tests humans this way. Sure a bunch of humans that are in prisons on death row would be better according to the responses that I have read.
Can we start with you first in line to see how it works
 
This trend of dishonesty with the public has continued in recent months, courtesy of White Coat Waste Project, an animal rights group which we have profiled in the past. According to White Coat Waste’s website:

“With little accountability or transparency, animal experimenters hop on the gravy train and often ride it for decades at great expense to taxpayers without producing anything of value, draining resources from meaningful research and public health programs.”
– White Coat Waste Project
The statement, from White Coat Waste’s “about us” webpage, is filled with misinformation. Animal studies are highly regulated and vast amounts of information are available to the public. In fact, White Coat Waste often uses (or misuses) this data in crafting arguments to criticize science. No researcher enters the field to “ride the gravy train.”There are far easier ways to make a living. However the biggest fib is the suggestion that animal studies are a waste of taxpayer funding.

Nothing can be further from the truth.

In fact, it would be safe to say that health research, which relies heavily on animal studies, is likely one of the most beneficial ways in which tax dollars are spent. Speaking of Research editor and neuroscientist Amanda Dettmer recently made this argument in an opinion article in The Hill. Here’s an excerpt:

According to the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, vaccinations among Americans born in the last 20 years will prevent 322 million illnesses and will save $1.4 trillion in direct and indirect costs over their lifetime. These are advancements that couldn’t have been made without publicly funded, animal-based research. The returns on taxpayer investment now will be astronomical later.
We invite you to read the full article in The Hill, which can be found here.

 
A promising Ebola vaccine is currently being tested following development in monkeys. Epilepsy is now manageable thanks to a variety of anti-seizure medications developed by studying rodents, rabbits and monkeys. Those diagnosed with HIV now remain healthy and survive for decades thanks to drugs developed in mouse and monkey studies and we are now gradually moving closer to a possible HIV vaccine.

 
Good start.
That would be good TV. A lot of corrupted people in D.C. and around the nation. During bad times if they do come, people will galvanize together to watch these known individuals die in the most excruciating ways. They are beholden to someone. And it is not us.
 
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"Our investigators show that Fauci’s NIH division shipped part of a $375,800 grant to a lab in Tunisia to drug beagles and lock their heads in mesh cages filled with hungry sand flies so that the insects could eat them alive," White Coat Waste told Changing America. "They also locked beagles alone in cages in the desert overnight for nine consecutive nights to use them as bait to attract infectious sand flies."

...they cut their vocal cords so that the dogs could not even howl in pain

as their faces were being eaten off by hordes of sand fleas...

(the Beagles constant baking "distrubed" the "researchers.")

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Fauci....hero of the left
 
They've used animals in testing for years.

They used to burn pigs with flame throwers so that doctors could learn how to treat burn victims.
 

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