Right Wingers Plan To 'Indict' Dr Fauci With Fake Grand Jury

A group of right wing lunatics are so obsessed with Dr. Anthony Fauci that they are selling seats on a bogus "grand jury" so that people can participate in their sham of an "indictment" against him. The seats are going for $2,500 each, but it really is nothing more than a group of cosplayers pretending that they have any legal authority and presenting trumped up claims against the doctor. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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A group of activists called America's grand jury is now selling tickets for $2,500 a piece to be a part of their phony grand jury, whose goal is to present a case to indict Dr. Anthony Fauci. Now it's in important to point out, obviously that America's grand jury is not a real grand jury. It really is nothing more than a fundraising activity for groups that just seem to hate Anthony Fauci more than anything else on this planet. So what they're doing, as I said, selling tickets for $2,500 a piece, they're gonna present what they call evidence of criminal wrongdoing by Anthony Fauci. Speakers, or, or evidence is gonna be presented by people like Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Dr. Robert Malone, you know, two people who have been very outspoken, both about Fauci and the COVID vaccines. So it's gonna be interesting to see what they have to present to these people who are paying $2,500 to sit there and listen to this BS. It goes on.

The upstart organization dubbed America's grand jury has no actual legal powers. Instead, starting on April 11th, the group will present a livestreamed presentation of Fauci's quote, prosecution. The event will culminate in the panel, which has zero legal standing, voting on whether to indict Fauci. Slots on this grand jury have been sold to Fauci haters willing to part with their cash to express their dislike for the head of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, diseases, excuse me. A voting spot on the jury starts at $25 and goes up from there. Those willing to pay $2,500 for VIP juror status will receive one night access to mingle with anti-vaccine celebs in the grand jury's green room. The mock grand jury also has its own merchandise line with jurors who pay at least $100 to attain the title of super juror, promised special swag. It's a fundraiser. These people are making money off their Fauci hate. That, that's what's happening here and it blows my mind that so many people don't seem understand that. It's not that these individuals, you know, have real grievances with Fauci.

I mean, I, I, I know they like to pretend that they do, but let's be real here. If you had evidence of criminal wrongdoing, you wouldn't be holding a fake grand jury. You'd be sending it over to the FBI. It's okay if you don't like him, you don't have to like him. I also think it's weird that the people who, you know, praise him as if he's, you know, the greatest thing that ever happened in this country, he's just a dude doing his job. But so far all of the attacks against Fauci that we have seen have been debunked, right? You know, oh, the bio-lab thing, eh, didn't actually happen the way that they said it happened and it was totally legit. Oh, but he may own stocks in companies. Yeah, so does every member of Congress, it's a big problem, but unfortunately it's not criminal. It should be. Yeah. But it's not. And even then it's, you know, the connections between Fauci and big pharma are tenuous at best. Are there some? Sure. Do they have any relationship to the COVID pandemic? Absolutely not. But you know what? If you've got $2,500 and you're a blithering idiot, then this is the event for you.