Moments of Sheer Disbelief from the 'Books'

Meant to be an ongoing collection of unbelievable excerpts....

Wanted to title this ‘Holy Hell that can’t be Real’ or ‘GTFOH’ but figured should at least have the title be approachable as the excerpts won’t be.

I was vaguely remembering one of many such moments from The Real Anthony Fauci and went to reference it in a comment and I wasn’t sure I was remembering correctly. But I tracked it down and added a reply and realized I think its such a crazy moment in history it warranted its own post. Realizing there are many more of these so I might as well start a collection. Not sure when I’ll send this out and what I’ll do upon each update but I’ll figure that out later.

Excerpt one from a comment on a greate post on how much distortion has gone on in the mediaaround a certain industry going at least as far back as AIDS.

I tracked down the Reagan thing because I still can't believe it myself. Like this moment alone warrants a feature length film around it. (hmm I think I'd like to randomly cast Tom Hanks as Reagan...but I digress) The excerpt:

'....On the night preceding his appearance, a GMA producer called to say the show was canceled. In the morning, he turned on his hotel TV and saw Anthony Fauci himself on the show. Similarly, Larry King asked Duesberg for a televised interview in 1992 and then abruptly canceled the night before. Dr. Fauci took Duesberg's place at King's table. In 1987, when President Reagan invited Duesberg and Dr. Fauci to the White House for a friendly debate in front of the president, Dr. Fauci forced Reagan to cancel. A member of President Reagan's administration told Duesberg that "Anthony Fauci, far from reacting as . .. anticipated, threw a 'small fit' when he was invited, and demanded to know why the White House was interfering in scientific matters that belonged to the NIH and the Office of Science and Technology Assessment. --RFK Jr. TRAF pg 472 per my kindle version.

Reagan folks. We’re talking the-buck-stops-here-especially-if-its-for-any-type-of-welfare program, Reagan.