Good share.Here's another POS that has since deleted his Twitter account.
It was Jan. 31, 2020, and a leading infectious disease expert, Kristian Andersen, had been examining the genetic characteristics of the newly emerging SARS-CoV virus.
“Some of the features (potentially) look engineered,” Andersen wrote in an email to Dr. Anthony Fauci, noting that he and other scientists “all find the genome inconsistent with expectations from evolutionary theory.”
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In his email, Andersen called the ideas that the virus was engineered “crackpot theories,” writing, “engineering can mean many things and could be done for basic research or nefarious reasons, but the data conclusively show that neither was done.”
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A fact sheet put out by the State Department at the end of the Trump administration in January — which was vetted by intelligence agencies and has not been disavowed by the Biden administration — says there is circumstantial evidence for a lab leak.
It has since emerged that the U.S. identified three employees of the Wuhan Institute of Virology who sought treatment at a hospital for symptoms consistent with Covid-19, contradicting the head of that lab, who said none of her workers got sick.
Fauci’s emails don’t prove a Wuhan conspiracy, but raise further questions
Fauci’s email were much to do about little to me. I never doubted what they raised further questions from. I never doubted that any cover up was has such leaders of science participating in (if not leading it). And I just didn’t have any care to play “told you so, scoreboard” on those that were virulently defending the “it’s came from nature” hypothesis as fact.