concordtom said:
oski003 said:
concordtom said:
Aunburdened said:
It's okay for an 85 year old to be President, but not to be held accountable for covering up a lab leak
Okay, here's something I can glom onto.
This "thought" that maybe some researchers were working on this in a lab and it leaked…. So far as I know, it remains merely a possibility, yes?
If so, I think attacking Fauci as if he's some criminal for not proceeding as if it's fact is ridiculous.
But go on, educate me. With facts, please.
If you are going to purposely stay ignorant, why opin in the matter? As stated here hundreds of times, Fauci discredited efforts to bring to light the lab leak origin.
https://www.heritage.org/public-health/commentary/how-fauci-and-nih-leaders-worked-discredit-covid-19-lab-leak-theory
1. This is heritage foundation. They are a joke.
2. They have no Deny Cookies button, in violation of California state law, I believe. So now they are apparently tracking me. Thanks.
3. So I now understand that this angle pays zero attention to Fauci's response to:
"oh, crap, there's a killer virus out there, what should we do?!?!"
Instead, this axe to grind is all about:
"oh, crap, there's a killer virus out there, where did it come from?!?!"
And more specifically, this angle is pissed that one particular possible answer wasn't followed more vigorously.
Is this correct?
Again, you want to purposely stay ignorant so you can argue against something that isn't true and ignore the facts presented.
"Through its investigation, the select subcommittee has learned that Dr. Fauci and NIH exerted more influence over the conference call than previously disclosed. Further, by the end of the Feb. 1 conference call, Dr. Fauci had suggested the drafting of a paper regarding the potential of a lab leak to Dr. [Kristian] Andersen twice. This suggestion was what 'prompted' Dr. Andersen to draft 'Proximal Origin."
"So, the authors revised their paper, adding language that the lab origin was implausible, and successfully submitted it to Nature Medicine, part of the Nature portfolio of journals. The finished producttitled "The Proximal Origin of SARS-CoV-2"was published in Nature Medicine on March 17, 2020.
The Nature Medicine article, according to the subcommittee report, "is one of the single most impactful and influential scientific papers in history, and it expressed conclusions that were not based on sound science nor in fact, but instead on assumptions."
I and others have issues with many others Fauci's directives. Here, we are focusing on his immoral discrediting of the lab leak theory. Please respect that this is what we are discussing and not the other things you inject into nearly every topic.