Kary Mullis (PCR Test Inventor) Exposes Anthony Fauci In 1996 For Being A Fraud!

"Guys Like Fauci Get Up There And Start Talking, And He Doesn’t Know Anything Really About Anything, And I’d Say That To His Face. Nothing."

"He Doesn’t Understand Electron Microscopy And He Doesn’t Understand Medicine. He Should Not Be In A Position Like He’s In."

"You Know, Those Guys Have Got An Agenda, Which Is Not What We Would Like Them To Have, Being That We Pay For Them To Take Care Of Our Health In Some Way."

"They’ve Got A Personal Kind Of Agenda. They Make Up Their Own Rules As They Go. They Change Them When They Want To And A Smugly Like Tony Fauci Does Not Mind Going On Television In Front Of The People, Face Out, And Lie Directly Into The Camera."

"You Can’t Expect The Sheep To Really Respect The Best And The Brightest. They Don’t Know The Difference, Really. I Mean, I Like Humans, Don’t Get Me Wrong. But Basically, There Is A Vast, Vast Majority Of Them Do Not Possess The Ability To Judge Who Is And Who Isn’t Really A Good Scientist."

"That’s A Problem, That’s The Main Problem Actually With Science, I’d Say, In This Century. Because Science Is Being Judged By People. Funding Is Being Done By People Who Don’t Understand It. Who Do We Trust? Fauci? Fauci Doesn’t Know Nothing, You Know."

Kary Mullis (1944 – 2019) Was An American Biochemist And A Chemistry Nobel Laureate. He Earned The Prized Recognition For His Invention (Alongside Michael Smith) Of The Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Method.

The Method He Invented Has Been Of Extreme Use And Importance In Both Medical Research And Forensic Science, However, He Was Critical Of Its Use In Public Health For Quick Tests.

Besides Being Known As A Science Genius, Kary Mullis Was Also Known As An Eccentric And Flamboyant Figure.

This Clip Is From A Interview That Gary Null Did In 1996 With Kary Mullis On His Views About The Scientific Establishment, HIV, AIDS, And Many Other Issues

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