Rand Paul Just Proved that Anthony Fauci Was Running the CIA the Whole Time
Joe Biden pardoned Anthony Fauci on his second-to-last day in office.
Now we know why.
Because Rand Paul just dropped a document that shows Fauci didn't just lie to Congress – he spent two decades embedded inside the U.S. intelligence community, shaping what the CIA believed about bioweapons, lab leaks, and COVID origins. Fauci Had Intel Community Access Before COVID Ever Existed.
This goes back to 2003.
Paul's timeline shows that in August of that year, Fauci formally reviewed a National Intelligence Council paper on SARS implications for the United States and was thanked by name when it was published.
Three months later, the CIA sent him a classified report titled "The Darker Bioweapons Future" – a warning that advances in biotechnology could enable the creation of far more dangerous engineered pathogens.
That's November 2003. COVID didn't exist for another 17 years.
In September 2007, Fauci was invited by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency to sit on a panel reviewing the Pentagon's chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear defense program. Bioweapons strategy wasn't Fauci's lane. He built himself a lane anyway.
Not a single Senate Democrat showed up to hear testimony about whether the deadliest pandemic in a century started in a Chinese lab connected to U.S. government funding.
Think about that. Seven million people died worldwide.
Rand Paul's release...
Democrats couldn't find the hearing room.
