Dr. Anthony Fauci has survived the five-year deadline for possible criminal charges over his 2021 testimony denying that his agency funded risky gain-of-function research in Wuhan, China. But there still remains a chance to make sure the American Mengele does not escape justice.
Fauci told a Senate Committee in May 2021 that the National Institutes of Health did not fund gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. Later evidence proved that statement false, even as Fauci worked to dismiss the lab-leak theory in an attempt to save his own behind. Dr. Fauci has received multiple referrals to the Justice Department and those efforts are expected to continue.
The Justice Department is reportedly still examining other possible avenues, including contested testimony from later years, alleged use of personal email for government business, and broader pandemic-era misconduct. Fauci’s former senior adviser, David Morens, was recently indicted on conspiracy and records-related charges connected to concealing COVID origins, increasing pressure for accountability.
Complicating matters is Joe Biden’s last-minute pardon of Fauci in January 2025, which President Trump has called invalid because it was signed by autopen. It is hard to imagine a blanket pardon that was essentially written to make Dr.
Fauci and others completely above the law holding up in court. While much is talked about election fraudsters and Russia-gate conspirators being locked up, we cannot lose sight of the monsters who destroyed our lives during the COVID lockdowns. They wrecked lives, silenced dissent, and knowingly misled the public. Dr. Fauci cannot be allowed to make a mockery of justice after the crimes against humanity he committed.
