What We Should Learn From the Fall of Anthony Fauci

Six years ago, Dr. Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)–a key U.S. government research agency–made some poor decisions that contributed to the death of one million people in the USA and and seven million worldwide via Covid-19.

Fauci was exposed as an arrogant and dishonest scientist at a recent Senate hearing through his own diaries and refusal to answer questions.

Here’s what we should learn from the fall of Anthony Fauci.

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Pride is Usually a Sin

June used to be known as the “wedding” month when a man and woman came together in holy matrimony, usually in a church, to demonstrate the God-given origin and covenant of marriage.

Our wedding, though not in June, took place on October 10, 1976, before 300 people at Harper Church. The wedding announcement stated: “We believe that the wonderful God of the universe has called us to serve him together in the beauty of holiness.”

Today the month of June has become “Pride Month” with numerous parades and celebrations around the nation. Some members of the current administration want it to become “Pride Summer.”

That’s problematic. 

Pride is usually a sin.

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The Fog of Deception

A well-known journalist with one of the fastest growing news podcasts in America was recently asked why left-leaning corporations like Comcast and Disney support socialism.

He admitted they knew that tearing down the capitalist system in America would hurt their profits. But they were still committed to doing so.

A viewer asked, “Why would they do that?”

He replied: “I don’t know.”

I think I do.

It’s the insidious fog of deception.

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