Someone has bragging rights on who created Covid-19. Who named it? What evidence is there to say it came from a bat other than saying it's come from a bat?
So many scientists but no one has a definite answer.
Did it come from a lab or from a bat.
@SenRandPaul One way to find out is maybe talk to who identified the virus then who named it. Someone out there owns the rights to it if's been designed by a human.
@BtvVeil There is alot of uncertainty heading into the hearing and one question would be why was "gain of function" approved when "gain of function" was the conspiracy. The questions break the frames down and the answers becomes the cure of uncertainty.
Newly released federal records are raising fresh questions about what scientists privately believed about the origins of COVID-19.
Documents obtained by Sen. Rand Paul suggest some experts who publicly downplayed the lab leak theory privately acknowledged uncertainty about where the virus originated, while new records also indicate the FBI blocked Customs and Border Protection from interviewing EcoHealth Alliance's Peter Daszak after his return from China.
The disclosures come as Dr. Anthony Fauci is set to testify under subpoena next week, with U.S. intelligence agencies still divided over whether COVID-19 originated from a lab or occurred naturally.
I have 3 if can Senator.
1: Dr. Fauci, in your February 1, 2020 email chain with Kristian Andersen and other scientists, you were initially told that the furin cleavage site in SARS-CoV-2 looked engineered and inconsistent with natural evolution. You then helped draft and promote the 'Proximal Origin' paper that dismissed the lab-leak hypothesis. What specific new evidence emerged between February 1 and the paper's publication that caused you to reverse your position, and why did you not disclose those early concerns to the public or Congress?
2: Did any NIH-funded work at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, through EcoHealth Alliance or otherwise, involve the insertion or enhancement of furin cleavage sites or other features that could increase transmissibility in coronaviruses? Please explain why this did not meet your own definition of gain-of-function research."
3: When did Dr Fauci first become aware of safety concerns or biosafety incidents at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, and why did NIH continue funding EcoHealth Alliance despite those red flags and the 2018 DEFUSE proposal that closely mirrored SARS-CoV-2 features?"
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