[ExI] conspiracy theories, was: RE: Satoshi

Tue Aug 11 22:28:18 UTC 2026

From: John Clark <johnkclark at gmail.com> 
Sent: Tuesday, 11 August, 2026 12:42 PM
To: spike at rainier66.com
Cc: ExI chat list <extropy-chat at lists.extropy.org>
Subject: Re: [ExI] conspiracy theories, was: RE: Satoshi

>>> It wasn’t a diary John.  It was email he sent to himself on his work account.

>>…Which was labeled "diary"…

> That label in itself is deceptive.  Anything that goes on Dr. Fauci’s work email is not his diary, it is OUR diary.  We paid for that, and we paid for HIM.  That IP belongs to US. 

>…You say the label "diary" doesn't matter and only the fact that it is on a machine the taxpayers paid for is relevant; but the unredacted Epstein files are also on computers THAT I PAYED FOR, so why am I not allowed to read them? We both know why, because King Donald The First has decreed that it not be released…

Notice the “diary” that Dr. Fauci put on our server has redactions.  But do let me emphasize that Dr. Fauci is OUR employee, ours.  We paid for his work.  So we own his work.  It has a different legal status than evidence, produced by someone who never worked for us.

Regarding why there is still rumor of unreleased Epstein material, stand by.  My best guess is they are playing politics with it.  A mountain of Epstein stuff will likely appear a coupla weeks before the November election.  The people controlling release don’t want to waste it now, for such material released now will give voters too much time to forget, or perhaps not nominate people mentioned in the files.

…

>This article points to texts by Dr. Fauci recognizing the risk of the mRNA vaccine to pregnant women:
https://www.ronjohnson.senate.gov/2026/08/10/senators-johnson-paul-release-initial-texts-from-dr-faucis-government-iphone-2/

>… Dr. Fauci  mentions a theoretical possibility of an association between the mRNA vaccine and miscarriages, but every new treatment has a theoretical possibility of causing harm in certain circumstances….

We were told the vaccine was safe and effective.

>…And he mentioned this at a time when hundreds of Americans were dying from Covid EVERY DAY and 20 times that number we're getting very sick from it. And there's nothing theoretical about it, it's a fact that a pregnant woman getting Covid increases her risk of having a miscarriage.

John K Clark

Ja, and that argument presumes the vaccine was effective in stopping the virus.  I see little evidence it did much.  Maybe a little, short term benefit.

What I think really happened there is Dr. Fauci was blinded by the possibility that modern medicine was finally getting an effective weapon against viruses.  We figured out how to extract mRNA from a virus, we could concentrate it, perhaps injecting it into healthy people would alert the immune system to recognize and fight the virus sooner.  The theory seems sound enough.  But it didn’t work as well as I would have thought.

spike

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