This time last year, if you asked the average person what a coronavirus was, they’d have little or no idea. And that’s not because they were dumb — it’s just coronaviruses were about as important to your day-to-day as is the mating cycle of the Burmese python. Because, unlike pythons, coronaviruses were not seen as being all that dangerous.

But that all changed in 2020. Thanks to people like Anthony Fauci, the humble coronavirus went from common cold status, to SARS-CoV-2, and finally the COVID-19 scamdemic. It’s amazing what acronyms can do for a virus. Even better for Big Pharma. Now they have a new vaccine to sell — mandated and universal.

As internet marketing pioneer, Ken McCarthy, said in an interview on the The Finding Genius podcast:

“You have to understand, the vaccine business is fantastic. Government mandated means [vaccines] have no marketing costs. Universal? Most markets are niche, even big markets. I can’t sell hair curlers to bald men; but [they] can dictate that every child in America get a vaccine…. If [they] can dictate that every breathing human being in America gets a vaccine the money becomes mind-boggling.”

In an effort to stop this mind-boggling madness, McCarthy has produced a documentary, Fauci’s First Fraud, exposing the decades-old fear-mongering tactics of Dr. Anthony Fauci. Since Fauci has asked people to avoid Thanksgiving gatherings this year, I thought his isolation prescription would afford Americans time to watch this feature-length documentary about his many previous perplexing prescriptions.

You can read my complete review of the film and watch it online at The Centre for Research on Globalization. (Apparently, Twitter has already labelled the page “dangerous” and won’t let people Tweet it.) It shows, drawing from many sources, how the fraud techniques used to “sell” COVID hysteria in 2020 were invented in the 1980s and ’90s, by Tony Fauci, to sell us on another set of frightening acronym.