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Covid did come from Wuhan lab and US covered it up, landmark report finds

basketcase

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Scientists were afraid of getting cancelled if they questioned anything to do with COVID measures.

COVID activists like you would see to it that they were shut down.
Sorry but scientists get paid for discovering (proving) things that others doubt. You're just pushing the anti-science agenda. You might as well be claiming that scientists will get cancelled if they question the Earth's shape.
 

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Republicans were historically pro pharma, you do realize that right?
Key word - historically. putting JFK and Dr Oz in charge of national health put that to bed.


It's young Democrats who have always distrusted the ''science''.
Other than some fringe hippie types, that is bullshit and the modern anti-vax movement has always been primarily suburban moms who are now Trump supporters.


p.s. Maybe I don't watch enough Fox News but your claims of trump campaigning on vaccines doesn't fit the reality I observed.
 

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Sorry but scientists get paid for discovering (proving) things that others doubt. You're just pushing the anti-science agenda. You might as well be claiming that scientists will get cancelled if they question the Earth's shape.
And Dr. Robert Malone?..Wikipedia can't even bring themselves to state his proper title.
 

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Would you be posting about this if the sub committee found it wasn't a lab leak?
 

basketcase

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And Dr. Robert Malone?..Wikipedia can't even bring themselves to state his proper title.
Sorry but what does that "skeptic" have to do with your House subcommittee political report?

Mr. Malone is criticized by the scientific community because his claims don't follow scientific method and his claims about 'psychosis' is best described as his own psychosis, thinking that his small role in developing mRNA vaccines qualifies him to create psychological 'theories'. Most importantly, the vast majority of scientists CURRENTLY working in the field think he's full of shit.

 
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Sorry but what does that "skeptic" have to do with your House subcommittee political report?

Mr. Malone is criticized by the scientific community because his claims don't follow scientific method and his claims about 'psychosis' is best described as his own psychosis, thinking that his small role in developing mRNA vaccines qualifies him to create psychological 'theories'. Most importantly, the vast majority of scientists CURRENTLY working in the field think he's full of shit.

Rogan offered money for someone to come on and debate him but no one stepped up...Curious don't ya think for a field that is supposed to all about being challenged.
 

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Rogan offered money for someone to come on and debate him but no one stepped up...Curious don't ya think for a field that is supposed to all about being challenged.
Your argument is that he must be right because actual scientists aren't willing to go on some podcast?

Sorry but Malone's claims are downright nutty and he has profited on pushing the idea of some world conspiracy. Again, scientists have scientific evidence of that Malone's scientific claims are wrong and the rest is just his nutty opinion on conspiracy topics.


Scientists debate topics by publishing research, not spouting off about new world orders on podcasts.
 
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Pentagon was told SIX times that Covid was lab leak at start of pandemic – but buried the truth, ex-intel official says

 

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Pentagon was told SIX times that Covid was lab leak at start of pandemic – but buried the truth, ex-intel official says

Nonsense coming from Republican lead investigations, total nonsense and bullshit to bolster their cult leader's theories.


A lab leak was once dismissed by many as a conspiracy theory. But the idea is gaining traction, even as evidence builds that the virus emerged from a market.
 

Phil C. McNasty

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Nonsense coming from Republican lead investigations, total nonsense and bullshit to bolster their cult leader's theories.


A lab leak was once dismissed by many as a conspiracy theory. But the idea is gaining traction, even as evidence builds that the virus emerged from a market.
Only stupid people at this point still wont accept it came from a lab
 

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I must admit the level of argumentation in a public sphere is beyond polluted.

How about looking at the evidence, VS looking at what people say on podcasts or on twitter?
It seems the public is being slowly gassed to unconsciousness by the amount of "opinions" absents documented facts.

The west dies if decisions are driven by podcast.
 

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Only stupid people at this point still wont accept it came from a lab
Only folks who think it is surely and positively from a lab leak are the dumbasses who believe they are better equipped than the researchers and people actually in the field will accept blindly that it came from a lab leak. You know, the folks who think vaccines don't work, masks don't work, the "do your own research" crowd who are happy to drink bleach and inject light through the body.
 
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This rings to the sound of the right wing think tanks that Irving Kristol et al helped to found and tout back in the 60s. These came about after economists realized that supply side economics didn't work, but the rich guys still loved it.
These think tanks began to put out their research supporting supply side/trickle down and when Kristol was asked "how can opinion pieces from the think tanks compete with and defeat scientifically derived, peer reviewed scholarship that disagrees?" He supposedly said "we don't need to win the argument. We only need to confuse people."
And so it goes.
 

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Only folks who think it is surely and positively from a lab leak are the dumbasses who believe they are better equipped than the researchers and people actually in the field will accept blindly that it came from a lab leak. You know, the folks who think vaccines don't work, masks don't work, the "do your own research" crowd who are happy to drink bleach and inject light through the body.
I firmly believe vaccines, masks during the pandemics, lockfowns etc were are good things. I also believe it was a lab leak. The lab was sited twice for poor and shoddy quarantine practices and poor personnel performance.

More importantly I think people give too much altruistic credit to the scientists in pharma. They CEOs have way too much control and pay governments and media to let them do as they please. Fauci had financial interests in this. And gain of function research, if it had been reported as the cause would have caused the public to lose it. And call for it's banning. There was a huge financial incentive to craft this narrative.

The shut down of lab leak talk bordered on hysterical at the time. No investigation was really allowed to look into it. The Chinese govt locked down the lab. The press asked no questions. And discouraged any sort public discourse. It very much reminded me of WMDs in Iraq.

Yes I trust science. I don't trust CEOs, stock holder politicians, and media with large pharma advertisers. And neither should you.
 

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I firmly believe vaccines, masks during the pandemics, lockfowns etc were are good things. I also believe it was a lab leak. The lab was sited twice for poor and shoddy quarantine practices and poor personnel performance.

More importantly I think people give too much altruistic credit to the scientists in pharma. They CEOs have way too much control and pay governments and media to let them do as they please. Fauci had financial interests in this. And gain of function research, if it had been reported as the cause would have caused the public to lose it. And call for it's banning. There was a huge financial incentive to craft this narrative.

The shut down of lab leak talk bordered on hysterical at the time. No investigation was really allowed to look into it. The Chinese govt locked down the lab. The press asked no questions. And discouraged any sort public discourse. It very much reminded me of WMDs in Iraq.

Yes I trust science. I don't trust CEOs, stock holder politicians, and media with large pharma advertisers. And neither should you.
The fact is that the majority of the science community believes that the virus emerged from the wet markets as other viruses have in the past. It is only the right-wing groups trying to blame it on the lab to further go after Fauci and health organizations. It's disgusting yet you also fall for it hook line and sinker. Fauci, a professional who served for many presidents of all stripes yet entered the Trump admin and now is painted like a criminal because he dared go against the Big Mac eating orange-tinted shitstain.
 
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Phil C. McNasty

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Only folks who think it is surely and positively from a lab leak are the dumbasses who believe they are better equipped than the researchers and people actually in the field will accept blindly that it came from a lab leak. You know, the folks who think vaccines don't work, masks don't work, the "do your own research" crowd who are happy to drink bleach and inject light through the body
4 more years :D
 
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