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I am creating a site originofcovid.org that summarizes the key data. Help in building this site would be appreciated (it is Wordpress). Please retweet this, it is important to have an accessible summary available, and that has been sorely missing.

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Oh, it's on. The problem is not that virus researcher Vincent Munster got caught smuggling viruses from Africa back to the NIH. The problem is the cowboy attitude of virus researchers that led to a pandemic called COVID.
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As it signs a Memorandum of Understanding for “peace”, the Islamic Republic just executed two more protesters from January 8th and 9th. This is the consequence of making a deal with this criminal regime. To do a deal with a regime that murdered more than 40,000 protestors in two days in January is morally wrong and strategically misguided. Dealing with this regime will fail and we will all face the consequences. The regime’s 47-year war against the Iranian people continues. Just as it has never made peace with its own citizens, it will never truly make peace with the world. The international community should back the people of Iran’s fight for freedom. Put them center in any negotiations and in their Iran policy. But let me be clear - with or without international support - this regime will fall. The people of Iran will liberate themselves from tyranny.
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It looks like the USA just surrendered to the Iranian regime. $25bn, no sanctions on oil. No real restrictions on Nukes. And nowhere in the MSM will you see any mention of the people of Iran. The January >10,000 murders. Sociopathic, immoral, lazy, stenographers.
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اگه میخوای بدونی چهل‌هزار نفر چقدره :(
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I'm only comfortable in saying that the species of mammalian wildlife which Xiao et al 2021 documented as being sold live at HSM & other wet markets in Wuhan (from May 2017 thru end of Nov 2029) are NOT plausible candidates for the still-missing intermediate host of SARS-CoV-2.
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One bombshell in this release (for me) was that the IC never made a classified report on SARS-1. The unclassified report is cursory. They never investigated the possibility of an artificial origin and/or that it might be terrorism, even privately? What a dreadful oversight.
Replying to @SenRandPaul
In 2003, Fauci also received a CIA report titled "The Darker Bioweapons Future," warning that pathogens could be genetically engineered to be far more dangerous.
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This sharing of Covid origins intel within US gov should've happened in week 1 of 2020. It would've informed everyone of a likely lab origin of Covid and preempted cover-up attempts. Why did it take 1.5 years for a whistleblower at DARPA to uncover a damning virus engineering proposal by Wuhan scientists and for this to be shared with NIH leaders who had funded similar research in Wuhan?
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In 2021 a DARPA whistleblower said that he had uncovered a grant proposal in an unmarked folder with plans to create viruses like COVID, and that names of Wuhan scientists on the grant proposal matched names in U.S. intelligence intercepts. Less than two weeks after the DARPA whistleblower’s report, the NSC “warmly” invited Fauci to be briefed again.
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"Sixty-two thousand four hundred repetitions make one truth." - Aldous Huxley, Brave New World In the latest episode of "In Defense of Virology," Simon Wain-Hobson discusses how unscrupulous scientists try to turn unsupported claims into accepted "facts" by repeatedly citing references that don't actually support the statements being made. Using the 2020 paper "The Origin of COVID-19 and Why It Matters" by David Morens, Jeff Taubenberger, and colleagues as a case study, Simon explains how this "citation game" has been used again and again by virologists to create the false appearance that there is overwhelming evidence for a natural origin of COVID-19.
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US officials saying strikes are to increase pressure on the regime to make a deal Again showing a fundamental misunderstanding of the regime This tactic is guaranteed to fail Either just walk away Or go for regime change Period
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The Shah of Iran: Out of 150 journalists in Berlin and Stockholm, not a single one asked about the 40,000 Iranians killed by the regime or the political prisoners executed in Iran. They are more interested in protecting the Islamic Republic and criticizing the US and Israel for fighting those same terrorists. The Iranian people are dying for democracy, and Europe is looking the other way. This betrayal will not be forgotten.
Shah of Iran, Reza Pahlavi: “Whether Europe stands with us or not, I will fight for my people and my country, even if we must do it alone.” Iran needs leadership like this.
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After looking at our interviews, about 15 or more on various tv channels, where we were the first two Indians, me and @BahulikarRahul to suggest the laboratory origins of covid virus, back in June 2021, we were told that we were in grave danger. But still we did @PMOIndia
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As a Senior Fellow of the @HudsonInstitute I appreciate this post. Attend what I hope will be a lively discussion Monday June 15, at 1 pm at the Hudson Institute about the lab origin of COVID and what we need to do to prevent the next pandemic. Joining me will be Hudson President @john_walters_, the US Senator from Kansas, @RogerMarshallMD , and the National Security expert, @dasher8090 Register here for in person or online attendance: hudson.org/events/code-witne…
Scientific advancement can produce vaccines, diagnostics, and lifesaving drugs. But the same tools can also make pathogens more transmissible, pathogenic, immune-evasive, or harder to detect. Synthetic biology is a scientific and public safety frontier. In @PostOpinions, @quay_dr suggests five ways the US should prepare for a new era of biomedical research: 1. Review high-risk research through a federal "Life Sciences Research Security Board" 2. Genetically watermark synthetic or manipulated pathogens 3. Extend containment beyond the laboratory door 4. Add enforcement to the UN Biological Weapons Convention 5. Build targeted surveillance where risk concentrates: airports, seaports, city wastewater systems, live-animal markets, and communities near high-containment laboratories Read: washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
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"Fourth, add enforcement to the...Biological Weapons Convention...[M]andate inspections of high-containment laboratories, reporting standards for laboratory-acquired infections, and controls on the materials and machines used to synthesize deadly pathogens."
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Of course there's debate about whether lineage A preceded lineage B, but I believe most 'experts' accept that lineage A likely appeared earlier than lineage B. However, the lineage A strain of SC2 lacks D614G mutation. WA1 is name of 1st strain detected in USA; it's lineage A.
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While 6 of 9 Raccoon-dog became infected after being dosed w/100,000 live SC2-lineageB virions TCID50, only 4 of the 6 animals shed live virus that had measurable/discernible titer - 13,335 being the maximum titer of live virus shed by any of them (only on Day2 post inoculation).
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Freuling et al used a lineage B strain of SC2 instead of the more ancestral lineage A strain, and this lineage B strain had the D614G mutation - which has been shown to be 3x to 10x more infectious than a lineage A strain (lacking this mutation).
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FYI, Freuling's Raccoon-dogs had "only subtle clinical signs" of SC2 infection - ie, "mild rhinitis" (aka "runny nose"). Fig. 2B shows that an appreciable titer of live virus was shed by experimentally-infected animals - but only on Day2. By Day4 these animals shed very low titer of live virus (only 100 to 200), & no live virus shed after Day4. 2 'naive' animals did become infected after direct-contact of each by 1 or 2 infected cage-mates; only 1 shed live virus - whose maximum titer was an extremely low 42 live virions TCID50 per mL of its nasal mucus.
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Ralph Baric has never answered this question satisfactorily: Why did he never inform pandemic leaders that his lab and Wuhan bat scientist Shi Zhengli had submitted a proposal to genetically engineer a coronavirus with a furin cleavage site two years before a pandemic caused by a coronavirus with a furin cleavage site erupted in Wuhan, China? Adding a furin cleavage site is a gain-of-function experiment and may be one of the reasons COVID-19 became able to infect humans! Baric’s withholding of this knowledge prevented scientists from realizing early on that COVID-19 was not a typical animal virus that often infects humans poorly, but was likely a coronavirus purposefully engineered to infect humans. Withholding knowledge of these proposed experiments allowed Fauci et al. to cover up his approval of NIH funding for gain-of-function experiments in Wuhan and to deceptively shift blame to the “wet market.” The cover-up would have been less successful had Ralph Baric revealed that scientists in Wuhan were seeking funding for these gain-of-function experiments. realclearinvestigations.com/…
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I am honored that my book on the origin of the COVID virus and a plan to prevent the next pandemic is #1 in the New Release category. Preorder on Amazon with release June 9. Profits go to charity.
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