4 ms·
They can be FOIA'd, for all the good that will do you. They apparently have, according to the news, employees dedicated to deleting records before they can be F
by cheaprentalyeti 2y ago
They can be FOIA'd, for all the good that will do you. They apparently have, according to the news, employees dedicated to deleting records before they can be FOIA'd, they use burner phones and private email accounts, and when caught the agency boss will say "I don't know who my personal assistant was working for when he did that" in front of Congress.
And get away with it.
In a matter that regarded some two million or so deaths in the US.
[0]: "Fauci concedes wrongdoing at NIAID, just not by him": '“That was wrong and inappropriate and violated policy,” Fauci said of Morens’s scheme to “disappear” problematic emails. “He should not have done that.”
Fauci’s chief of staff was in on the scheme. Emails show that Gregory Folkers intentionally misspelled the name of Kristian Andersen, a tactic Morens suggested to avoid FOIA, after Andersen received an $8.9 million NIAID grant, which came two months after he authored a paper arguing that it was “improbable” that COVID-19 had a lab origin.'
[1]: It's an image of an email from Gerald Keusch, who worked at NIAID.
[0]: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/restoring-america/fairness-justice/3027219/fauci-concedes-wrongdoing-niaid-not-by-him/ https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/restoring-america/fairnes...
[1]: https://x.com/gdemaneuf/status/1797494390535160205 https://x.com/gdemaneuf/status/1797494390535160205
- defrost 2y agoand how, exactly, does any of that have any bearing on > Drug company employees who attempt to bribe a doctor in the context of non US Government Pharma companies paying non Government doctors to spruik drugs on twitter and by prescription?
- cheaprentalyeti 2y agoBecause a huge part of the regulatory agencies’ monies comes from royalty payments from the companies they’re supposed to be managing.
- cheaprentalyeti 2y agoAnd the obstruction of the FOIA process helps entrench the resulting corruption.