Attacks on Scott Atlas are Comical

Over the past several weeks and months the full demagoguery of our pandemic health overlords (Fauci, Birx, Jha…) have tried to lambast Dr. Scott Atlas to distract from their replete policy failings which have torn our country apart.

Their lackeys in the media are more than willing to carry water for them. Most recently, the tech journal Ars Technica under the pen of John Timmer struck out at Scott Atlas with a ridiculous piece. We’ll come to the article by and by (its riddled with unsupported assertions) but Dr. Atlas reached out to us and gave us this statement:

The report attempts to rewrite history and deflect blame for the failure of the Birx-Fauci lockdowns over two administrations which have resulted in over 1 million COVID deaths and destroyed tens of millions of families and children. It is a lie to claim that a “mass infection strategy” was ever advised by me or “embraced” by anyone. It is Orwellian to blame those who criticized the lockdowns that were widely implemented for the failure of the lockdowns that were widely implemented. Dr. Birx as official White House Task Force Coordinator wrote all federal advice to every state and visited dozens of states with Vice President Pence, putting forth the White House policy. I visited one state, Florida. As an advisor to the President in a three-and-a-half-month period, I had no authority and no formal position on the Task Force during my two months of attending meetings. I advised a safer, targeted strategy of increased protection of the high-risk groups and stopping the enormous damage to our children, low-risk working class and the poor. The Birx-Fauci policies were enacted and failed to stop the dying, failed to stop the infection from spreading, and inflicted massive health damage and destruction, particularly on working class and lower-income families and on America’s children. History’s biggest failure of public health policy lies directly at the hands of those who recommended the lockdowns and those who implemented them, not on those who advised otherwise.

More to follow.