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Jul 29, 2026 <1 min

Remember what they took from you

from Anti-Neocon Report Hosted by Ryan Dawson

Hysteria was created by authoritarians masquerading as scientific. This was partly achieved by presenting the other side as backwards anti-science conspiracy theorists. Funding cuts, public shaming and censorship came to any professionals who spoke out against the wokeness. Sometimes it was defamation. Fauci’s diary admits he knew it was lab grown. He knew they did gain of function research too paid for by NIH through an intermediary. And we knew he knew this before his diary. The diary just creates public attention again. Fauci and many others deserve the death penalty. He just invented the 6ft rule and paper masks. It didn’t matter at all. The vaccine didnt guard against covid symptoms or getting or spreading the disease. Yet it created its own symptoms. And without it came travel and work restrictions. All for a disease created in a lab that NIH and echo health created to circumvent laws against deadly gain of function research in the US. Social media owners complied and censored opposition to the government narrative. So we had years long clown shows. Old people died alone. Athletes lost the chance to excel in their sports. Students lost years of schooling in a social environment. Businesses deemed unessential went under. Big big pharma got a big pay day. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.ryandawson.org/subscribe

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