Faucian Bargain: The Most Powerful and Dangerous Bureaucrat in American History
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- Author：Steve Deace
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Connie Watkins
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Disgusting what this man has done to our country。。。and our leaders allowed it。 It’s time for Americans to speak up。。。fight for our freedoms before they are totally taken away！ He is being paid $400，000 of our taxpayer money。。。highest paid government servant :-（
Jennifer Reardon
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#firefaucijennyr66@yahoo。com Hard to be;ieve this was written before the latest FOIA emails of Fauci were released。 A cogent argument to take off our masks and take back our freedom。
Joshua Mingo
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Constantly overshooting the mark。 Honestly pass。
Tine！
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Good intro book for someone on the fence （says the reader in the choir who was being sung to）。 Lots of condensed information here， with long effective quotes from other sources bookended by Deace’s hyper-sarcastic commentary。 Some grammatical and editorial mistakes; in that manner， felt rushed， but is a book that - sadly， quite frankly - needed to be written。
Mitchell D
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could have been covered in a lot fewer pages;
retroGRAD3
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Excellent book。 Full analysis is done on all of the lies Fauci has told， all of the contradictions， all of the statistics and data being ignored， and so much more to maintain a lie and an excuse for the government to be tyrants。 This is a great book that collects all this information into one place。 Likely because of the covidian cult， there will need to be a sequel one day because I doubt they are going to let this end。
Jamie Neal
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No my favorite writing。 But I appreciated the content and feel like it's important information for people to read。 We should be aware of what's going on in our country right now。 No my favorite writing。 But I appreciated the content and feel like it's important information for people to read。 We should be aware of what's going on in our country right now。 。。。more
Melinda
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Eye opening！
Debby
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A must read for every single American。 Whether intentional or not？。。。。Fauci has definitely forgotten the Hippocratic oath he took years ago。 His actions， words and directions were （and still are） at best misguided and at worst？ truly evil。。。😞。
Kit Hart
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“Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety， deserve neither liberty nor safety。” - Benjamin FranklinThis book reveals how quickly Americans abandoned liberty in pursuit of a little safety， and how destructive that decision was to our economy， way of life and our entire notion of a free society。
Michael Jolls
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This might be the best book I've read in well over a year。 Unfortunately， I wish the authors/publishers took an extra day to perfect the formatting since there's some poor arrangements with the quotes - but that aside， "Faucian Bargain" ranks as one of the most important non-fiction works we need （yes， “need”） right now more than ever。 I actually read the first HALF the entire book in one sitting because I couldn't put it down。 The authors do a fair job of presenting Dr。 Fauci in context， and re This might be the best book I've read in well over a year。 Unfortunately， I wish the authors/publishers took an extra day to perfect the formatting since there's some poor arrangements with the quotes - but that aside， "Faucian Bargain" ranks as one of the most important non-fiction works we need （yes， “need”） right now more than ever。 I actually read the first HALF the entire book in one sitting because I couldn't put it down。 The authors do a fair job of presenting Dr。 Fauci in context， and remain even handed in their criticisms。 They only go where the science and medical experts take them， weighing options regarding the entire COVID-19 topic。 I could write an entire essay about what I learned， but I'd rather encourage everyone to find a copy （use Audiobook） and read it immediately。 。。。more
Janna
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A trip down memory lane of how may times Fauci has flip flopped， back pedaled and out right lied。 I'm baffled as to why he gets to keep his job and why there isn't more of a public outcry。 A trip down memory lane of how may times Fauci has flip flopped， back pedaled and out right lied。 I'm baffled as to why he gets to keep his job and why there isn't more of a public outcry。 。。。more
Judi
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What an amazing and eye opening book。 This should be on everyone's reading list。 What an amazing and eye opening book。 This should be on everyone's reading list。 。。。more
Catherine Miele
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Please do not listen to the negative reviews of the mentality barren。 Those individuals are what the great Rush Limbaugh would call， "Glittering jewels of colossal ignorance"。 Like every other book he's written Steve Deace deals the hard truth with a doses of sarcasm and introspection。 A well researched work exposing many of the lies of the past year。 Highly recommended for anyone who cherishes truth and liberty。 Please do not listen to the negative reviews of the mentality barren。 Those individuals are what the great Rush Limbaugh would call， "Glittering jewels of colossal ignorance"。 Like every other book he's written Steve Deace deals the hard truth with a doses of sarcasm and introspection。 A well researched work exposing many of the lies of the past year。 Highly recommended for anyone who cherishes truth and liberty。 。。。more
Yvonne Reynolds
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“Few have ever had so little accountability for their inadequacy in addressing the task at hand， while being handed so much unconstitutional and unwarranted responsibility for doing so。”“How come the media ignores， disregards， or humiliates anyone who dares defy Fauci’s view of things？”“The American people deserve the truth; they also deserve accountability。”“Whoever controls the flow of information in any culture ultimately has control。”Found out about this book after listening to an interview “Few have ever had so little accountability for their inadequacy in addressing the task at hand， while being handed so much unconstitutional and unwarranted responsibility for doing so。”“How come the media ignores， disregards， or humiliates anyone who dares defy Fauci’s view of things？”“The American people deserve the truth; they also deserve accountability。”“Whoever controls the flow of information in any culture ultimately has control。”Found out about this book after listening to an interview on Heidi St。 John’s podcast called #offthebench。 The book is filled with over 200 footnotes documenting many articles and studies that have been published over the past year or so。 Not sure how Dr。 Fauci has been elevated to this seat of power， but I believe it is time for him to step down and give us our country back。 。。。more
Leah
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I appreciated the data gathering as well as the numerous footnotes backing up the information。
Ray Rials
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This book is only for readers that wish to sharpen then critical thinking in an era of Fauci religion。 The book takes a critical look at the public policy and past history of someone that has not earned and does not deserve the blind trust of 330 million people。
Patrick O'Hannigan
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I'm of two minds about this incendiary little book。 On the one hand， it's full of great information about Dr。 Anthony Fauci's long career of politicized medicine， and will be a handy reference guide even after the Wuhan Coronavirus has faded from the news cycle。 There were several times when reading this argument against idolatry that I wished every governor and public health officer in the United States would also read it。On the other hand， Steve Deace and his co-author snark too much for my ta I'm of two minds about this incendiary little book。 On the one hand， it's full of great information about Dr。 Anthony Fauci's long career of politicized medicine， and will be a handy reference guide even after the Wuhan Coronavirus has faded from the news cycle。 There were several times when reading this argument against idolatry that I wished every governor and public health officer in the United States would also read it。On the other hand， Steve Deace and his co-author snark too much for my taste。 Their sarcasm undercuts the force of otherwise-cogent arguments for not making a star of Dr。 Fauci or his acolytes （and he does have acolytes）。 The book's editors don't seem to have done its authors any favors， either。It's worth noting （as this book does） that Anthony Fauci was against mask wearing before he was for it， that he lies shamelessly whenever he thinks lies are "necessary，" and that he had no problem endorsing random hookups with strangers on Tinder "for those willing to take risks" at a time when church congregations had been told by many governors to stop gathering for in-person religious services。 Deace and his co-author perform yeoman service in reminding us that Dr。 Fauci steered millions of dollars in funding to the Wuhan Institute of Virology for "gain of function" research away from the constraints imposed by American-style oversight。 "Faucian Bargain" also introduces us to lockdown skeptics with impeccable credentials， the catastrophically wrong Imperial College model of virus impact that that informed too many early policy decisions， and some of the luminaries who signed the "Great Barrington Declaration，" only to be ignored by Dr。 Fauci and most of the media。 Inconvenient facts like those tend to be memory-holed by people who lionize the doctor or assume without evidence that all other specialists agree with his feckless recommendations。In short， this book is a valuable public service that I would recommend highly if its coauthors had had discipline enough to dial down their sarcasm。 Sadly， the tone of righteous anger throughout the book administers too many lumps to what could have been dispassionate analysis。 。。。more
Sue Currier
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Facts revealed Filled with great information told in a very fun way。 They hit all the needed conversations about what is going on in this country in the name of safety and give the back up stats。 Once again it reveals the corruption of the media， the medical world and academia。 These were all trusted institutions that the public needs to be aware of in that they actually lie about "facts"！！！！！ Facts revealed Filled with great information told in a very fun way。 They hit all the needed conversations about what is going on in this country in the name of safety and give the back up stats。 Once again it reveals the corruption of the media， the medical world and academia。 These were all trusted institutions that the public needs to be aware of in that they actually lie about "facts"！！！！！ 。。。more
Suzanne Kearney
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Unpacks the "Appeal to the Expert" fallacy by taking Fauci's own words and laying them side by side to expose errors and contradictions。 Asks the pertinent questions that we should all be asking。 This is an easy， quick read to give exposure to alternate narratives outside the mainstream media/health bureaucracy establishment。 All facts are footnoted and Deace does a good job at resisting speculation。 Not exhaustive by any means。 Unpacks the "Appeal to the Expert" fallacy by taking Fauci's own words and laying them side by side to expose errors and contradictions。 Asks the pertinent questions that we should all be asking。 This is an easy， quick read to give exposure to alternate narratives outside the mainstream media/health bureaucracy establishment。 All facts are footnoted and Deace does a good job at resisting speculation。 Not exhaustive by any means。 。。。more
Cristy
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I'm really intrigued by Anthony Fauci， the CDC， and other roles during the pandemic。 I'm frustrated by messaging， I'm distrustful of them after the frequent change in messaging without good explanation， without acknowledgement of where they were wrong and most importantly where they are not policy makers and are not looking at the disease from all angles。 I think Steve Deace did a fair job to talking the audience through these things， I'd like to have seen more data on masks， on risk-analysis， o I'm really intrigued by Anthony Fauci， the CDC， and other roles during the pandemic。 I'm frustrated by messaging， I'm distrustful of them after the frequent change in messaging without good explanation， without acknowledgement of where they were wrong and most importantly where they are not policy makers and are not looking at the disease from all angles。 I think Steve Deace did a fair job to talking the audience through these things， I'd like to have seen more data on masks， on risk-analysis， on studies being down currently and done previously。 I think the country should be asking， where was Anthony Fauci's place， where should it have been， and the politicization of the virus due to the election year， I'm not sure， in fact I'm quite confident this wouldn't have been as crazy had it NOT been an opportunity for democrats and the media to sweepingly create fear and to create distrust。 I think the book could have provided more evidence and dug more into the history of pandemics， and the history of how these positions of power have been used in the past。 I do think Anthony Fauci had good intentions early on but it's pretty clear now he can't be trusted， schools not being open and him not pushing for that openly would be enough for me to begin thinking that。 。。。more
Elyse
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Book 51 of 2021 The one thing I’ve know over the past year is that the media has not told us the truth。 They have left out facts and only shared one side of the story， even spreading falsehoods to get emotional reactions out of viewers。 This book was packed with data and sources that was eye-opening on the sad and scary path we’ve taken as a country。 I hope we move forward encouraging critical thinking instead of working off emotion or political agenda。 Rating— five stars Format— paperback
Lisa Greenhalgh
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People familiar to Steve Deace's podcast will recognize his 'voice' in the writing of the book。 Rather casual。。。 I found it authentic。 After all， he describes himself as a college dropout who was raised by a single mom （14 yrs old！）。 Very readable， and a good look back on the year 2020 for those who value freedom and want to fight against future overreach by government officials。 I'm still mystified by the trust many place in Fauci。。。 when he contradicts himself time after time， and yet still re People familiar to Steve Deace's podcast will recognize his 'voice' in the writing of the book。 Rather casual。。。 I found it authentic。 After all， he describes himself as a college dropout who was raised by a single mom （14 yrs old！）。 Very readable， and a good look back on the year 2020 for those who value freedom and want to fight against future overreach by government officials。 I'm still mystified by the trust many place in Fauci。。。 when he contradicts himself time after time， and yet still remains smug and arrogant。 Most maddening of all is how unconcerned he is about the consequences of his recommendations。 A false sense of security is what we got （the virus continued to do what viruses do）， at a tremendous cost in freedom！ Deace seems open minded & truth seeking and I appreciate that。 。。。more
Silvia
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I stopped trusting in Fauci when he started to act like he was an expert in a little known virus when the fact was and is， he didn’t know anything more than my next door neighbors。 The more he talked the more I could imagine him holding up his finger to determine on any given day which way the wind was blowing so he could gage how he would answer a media who fawned over him。 And then when he started acting more like a celebrity believing in his own hype rather than a man who worked for the peopl I stopped trusting in Fauci when he started to act like he was an expert in a little known virus when the fact was and is， he didn’t know anything more than my next door neighbors。 The more he talked the more I could imagine him holding up his finger to determine on any given day which way the wind was blowing so he could gage how he would answer a media who fawned over him。 And then when he started acting more like a celebrity believing in his own hype rather than a man who worked for the people， I gave up on believing anything that came out of his mouth。 What I loved the most about this book was the timeline of how we the people were sucked into the COVID mania。 How it started。 How it progressed。 How it evolved into a never ending battle of the government vs the people。 We’ve been had by a Wizard that we put on a pedestal。 And this power hungry little man has been exposed in this book。 。。。more
Acenith Claassen
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All in all a great read。 Interesting subject matter， meticulously researched and sourced。 I just felt as I finished that there is so much more and that I need more。 Possibly I feel this way because it created more questions that need answering。
Nancy Vachon
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So happy people are speaking out about Anthony Fauci。 He should be questioned but he isn't he likes his fame and won't give it up easily。 He has lied to the American people many times but still acts as though he knows all the answers。I liked their description of "sheeple" for people who follow and don't think for themselves。 A quote from our founding father Benjamin Franklin， was used wrapped up the book "Those who give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety， deserve neither So happy people are speaking out about Anthony Fauci。 He should be questioned but he isn't he likes his fame and won't give it up easily。 He has lied to the American people many times but still acts as though he knows all the answers。I liked their description of "sheeple" for people who follow and don't think for themselves。 A quote from our founding father Benjamin Franklin， was used wrapped up the book "Those who give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety， deserve neither liberty or safety"。 。。。more
Roger W。
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To question There was a time when Americans could， would and were encouraged to “think “。 In the past year， I have watched with clenched teeth as friends， family and so many Americans “drink the koolaid “ of COVID thinking。All Americans know the fauchey side of this disease; it’s long past the time for all of us to think and question。
Tricia Nolan marvin
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Fascinating， quick read that everyone Needs to read。
Henry
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This book is not very well written and could have definitely been better if there was more analysis and less diatribe。 If the authors were trying to convince readers of their premise， less name calling and less use of cute dismissive phrases would have been more persuasive。 As to the content， I make no comment。 There is a lot of information out there about the pandemic and the reaction to it， and this book offers some more。 Read it， consider it， read and listen to other analyses and make up your This book is not very well written and could have definitely been better if there was more analysis and less diatribe。 If the authors were trying to convince readers of their premise， less name calling and less use of cute dismissive phrases would have been more persuasive。 As to the content， I make no comment。 There is a lot of information out there about the pandemic and the reaction to it， and this book offers some more。 Read it， consider it， read and listen to other analyses and make up your own mind。 Be an informed citizen。 。。。more
Ashley Day
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