Fauci allegedly lied during his testimony, according to a different Twitter folder.

According to a recently released Twitter document, Dr. Anthony Fauci lied under oath when he claimed not to use social marketing.

Fauci, the then-head of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases,” did an account takeover” for the White House COVID – 19 response team’s’s account in February 2021, according to the recently released internal Twitter report. The document was obtained by blogger Paul Thacker.

Fauci claimed that he” doesn’t use economic marketing” during his deposition in late 2022.

” Now disconnected from social media ,” I say. I don’t possess a Twitter profile. I don’t use Facebook. I’m’m not familiar with that because I don’t engage in any of that. I’ve’ve never participated in any of that, Fauci claimed.

Later, he continued,” I don’t even know how to access a tweet.” If you paid me, I doesn’t know how to access a post.

When someone is given permission to temporarily take control of an account and post content on a social media platform, this is known as accounts invasion.

In February 2021, the White House announced on social media that Fauci” is taking over this accounts” to respond to people inquiries. It stated in April 2021 that Fauci” may take over this accounts” in order to respond to inquiries.

A request for comment was never answered by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. It was impossible to reach Fauci.

The new disclosed file, according to Martin Kulldorf, a Harvard University professor of medicine on left, appears to prove that Fauci lied.

According to Kulldorff, a regular Twitter user who is suing the federal government for pressuring Big Tech to censor users,” He’s’s involved even if he doesn’t write the tweets ,” Thacker was informed. That seems violent to me, and he appears to have lied while under oath.

‘Inconsistent’

Fauci, who served as President Joe Biden’s’s chief medical advisor from 2021 to 2022, has previously come under fire for dubious and inaccurate claims, such as his assertion that the U.S. government did not support gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China.

Records indicate that NIAID funds were donated by a volunteer to the university for experiments that included raising the wicket coronavirus’s’s transmissibility. According to experts, those research fall under the definition of gain-of-function.

John Ratcliffe, a previous director of national intelligence, told Congress this week that some of Dr. Fauci’s’s evidence conflicts with both publicly available information and some word that is still defined.

In a report that asserted the notion that COVID-19 originated at the