They are being far too gracious in applying the benefit of doubt to Collins and Fauci. Lex has a big heart and wants to believe the best in people, but people speak their truth through their actions not words. Weather the egregious policy failings of Collins and Fauci were due to incompetence, negligence, arrogance or malevolence is rather moot at this point. For example, when a murder is initially committed, the consideration of intent is irrelevant in determining weather or not a warrant for arrest is issued. It is only later in the laying of charges and trial proceedings that intent becomes relevant. So, Regardless of their intent, it is their ACTIONS that have literally cost the needless loss of hundreds of thousands of lives, and incalculable suffering of millions more. That they hold positions of public authority necessarily means they should be held to an even higher degree of accountability than the average citizen. That harm HAS BEEN DONE and that there are clear lines pointing to at least SOME of the individuals responsible, should be reasonable grounds upon which to at least launch an inquiry, if not dismiss and/or arrest these horrible health officials. Like Lucifer, these once haloed archangels of medical science fell victim to their own pride (and perhaps other vices) and now walk in an underworld of irredeemable lies and deception from which there is no graceful return. Jordan Peterson speaks of this idea of the act of speech as being the thing from which each of our own individual realities arise, and in the context of that idea warns against the deception of spoken lies. Because if the reality we each create for ourselves is fundamentally predicated on our speech, then to lie is to actively manifest into existence our own future living Hell. When given to think of the unintended negative consequences of the deceit of these two individuals and the potential justice and retribution that may befall them, I can think of no better example of that very idea…,(reply>), ✛①⑥⑥⑨ ②⑤⑧ ④③⑥③