Criminal Referrals for Prosecution of Anthony Fauci in Seven US States

"Do you unlike Obama because you think he's a socialist?"

I don't think Obama is a Socialist. I think Obama is a representative of a criminal organization, and I do not like minions of criminal organizations seeking to enslave my people, my family, and me.

I do not think any polity can just pretend that principals of the GMO jab conspiracy aren't prosecuted, convicted, and imprisoned when that happens. I don't think they have to address the issue until that happens, but when it happens E. Asian politicians will have to address the matter.

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Fauci never funded anything, he signed off on the funding for whichever power that be at various times assigned him the right to do so, but it was their behest not his.
After Obama supposedly restricted the funding, the money was given to Dzasak who worked alongside Eco Health Alliance. The money flow never stopped up to and including under Trump when it was found out that money was going to Wuhan via EHA. Trump said he would put a stop to that immediately but that also never happened and he went on to give EHA ten times more than any other president, one hundred and ten million dollars to be exact. There was never any gain of function research labs in Ukraine, that's just a distraction. Richard Lugar, during the Obama administration, paid for the destruction and dismantling of not only old health department labs, an agreement reached with Russia as they also wanted to get rid of old ammunition stock piles across the country, Russia wanted the labs decommissioned because they could have still held records on Russian citizens. Now there was a level four biosecurity lab in Tbilisi, GA, guarded by the US military. It's still there to this day, whether or not thy worked on gain of function there I have no information to such but it is the level of lab that could have and still does have a right to do so, not saying it's right, just that's the level a lab has to be to handle that type of research by the government. Dzasak actually started out at University Chapel Hill in North Carolina, so go figure that one. But this all goes back to the Bush administration where GOF started on corona virus, and why he had Bolton take the US out of the international treaty for bioweaponry. Obama, basically, they brought him in to set up the health care system that would need to be in place as to not bankrupt the system once the pandemic was set off.
You want to take a deep dive into the structured mechanisms that were in play, you can read my ops on that, lengthy but has a lot of insight. You can also look up Dr David Martin's Fauci Covid 19 Dossier to look at the patent records all the way back to Bush. Not that I am still a fan of Martin's anymore, not that any of that doesn't hold any truth's, but that's the point, none of it was ever meant to be hidden from us. But that's another op I quite haven't made it back to yet.
https://hive.blog/deepdives/@sunlit7/breaking-down-the-egg-conspiracies-the-axis-of-evil-bush-obama-trump-part-1

https://hive.blog/deepdives/@sunlit7/breaking-down-the-egg-conspiracies-the-axis-of-evil-bush-obama-trump-part-two

My understanding is that blanket pardons have been ruled to not have any effect for anything that hasn't been adjudicated. You can't be pardoned for something you haven't been convicted of. Also, the states are not the federal government, and just like France cannot tell California not to prosecute and convict someone, i.e. France cannot pardon someone with binding effect on California, neither can the federal government. The states are different governments and federal pardons do not affect state prosecutions.

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The pardon's don't hold any weight because a president can only pardon an individual for whom an investigation has been completed and enough evidence exist to go to trial, and that trial is expected to proceed, or during a trial, or after a conviction. That's the SC ruling set on it.

What they do all have though is immunity as part of the executive branch. Really, if you understand all the plays that were in effect, that was the only one ever meant to actually make it to the SC. Trump's immunity case, and it wasn't just a focus on presidential immunity, it was on executive branch immunity. As such, none of them can be compelled to turn over documents/conversations/recordings, etc., nor can anyone who engaged with them outside the executive branch unless they do so willingly turn over evidence, or enough evidence is found to convince them that they themselves will face charges unless they cooperate with the case. So this has a long, long way to go yet, and they have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that an egregious crime(s) occurred outside the authority of the executive branch exist to compel them to turn over the listed items.
This doesn't even mean that state prosecutors will investigate the claims being made, and given the current administration, and the fact Trump is involved in this up to his head, and threat environment that exist on a much lower level of claims than this, it is highly doubtful they will chose to tackle it while Trump's in office.