🚨 NEW DOCS: Fauci didn’t just deny deleting emails. He told a subordinate to delete one… then delete it FROM THE DELETED FILE. The year? 2012. The subject? Gain-of-function bird flu research the New York Times warned could create an “engineered doomsday.” Fauci was furious the editorial pointed out NIH funded it. So he wrote: “Please delete this e-mail and then delete from the deleted file.” Years later, under oath: “Did you ever delete an official record?” Fauci: “No.” Now you know why he needed a pardon. This wasn’t about COVID yet. This was about covering the paper trail on making viruses more dangerous — and controlling the narrative before the public ever found out. Sunlight is the best disinfectant. We still don’t have enough of it.

🇺🇸 Fauci allegedly told an aide in 2012 to delete an email about lab-made super-flu, and delete it again from the trash. He was furious at a Times writer warning that NIH-funded bird-flu research could be dangerous. A Dutch lab had modified flu to spread more easily. Fauci defended publishing the research, then later told Congress he never ordered anyone to delete emails. This one is 8 years earlier and twice as shameless because the email survived the hit. This man, rather than protecting science, was protecting his own file. Guess what? He won't be free. Source: Daily Caller / Writer: Lucas

tony fernandes is one of my favorite entrepreneurs that no one talks about the amount of shit this guy has survived / attempted over the last 25 years is ridiculous > spent 14 years in the music industry & had zero airline experience > mortgaged his house + put in his own savings to take over a failing airline for $0.25 alongside $11m in debt (got 2 airplanes to start with) > three days after the deal went through, 9/11 happened > turned it profitable within roughly a year > then survived SARS, bird flu, the 2004 tsunami, record oil prices & the global financial crisis > in 2014 one of their planes crashed, killing all 162 people onboard > then covid grounded basically the entire airline and pushed the company into financial distress > instead of just waiting for travel to return, they tried turning airasia into a super app: food delivery, ride hailing, parcels, fintech, hotels, flights etc > that eventually became MOVE - which today has 16m+ monthly users and did $1.3b in gross bookings in a single quarter > spent almost 6 years restructuring the entire company after covid > completed the restructuring in 2026, separated the airline from Capital A & finally exited its financial distress status > then immediately went back on offense and ordered 150 airbus A220s, the largest A220 order ever, with options for another 150 > they even tried to cancel my boi for posting a shirtless image of him getting massaged in the office every time i feel down, people like tony serve as a reminder that this journey is supposed to be freaking hard