The U.S. intelligence community still remains split on the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic. Did the virus leak accidentally from a Chinese lab or did the virus jump from animals to humans at a Wuhan market?
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the FBI sided with the lab leak theory, giving credence to many who thought all along the virus indeed escaped from a lab.
Straight Arrow News contributor Larry Lindsey backs the DOE’s assessment and argues that a cover-up involving China, Dr. Fauci, and the National Institutes of Health is at play.
Now, in January of 2020, just as COVID was getting going, a virologist named Kristian Andersen emailed Tony Fauci and warned him that the COVID virus had “unusual features that made it unlikely that it was found in nature.” Well, the very next day, Fauci called his deputy, Hugh Auchincloss, and said, “We have to get busy, stay on your phone.” And they proceeded to redo a look at the safety protocols.
They organized a conference call with virologists around the country, all of whom, by the way, were funded by NIH. And the evidence from that phone call was forced out by a Freedom of Information suit. But when they released it, all the words are crossed out — the fancy word is “redacted.” Again, what are they trying to hide?
Now, the lab leak origin was trying to be discredited by Fauci and company. In fact, Fauci commissioned a paper to try and repress it. But the fact is lab leaks happen all the time. And that fact led President Obama to ban gain of function research here in the U.S. That’s why we funded it in China.
Now, of course, the evidence shows that the leak came from a lab in Wuhan — that was the cause of the virus. And of course, there was a cover-up. Everyone had a vested interest in covering it up — the Chinese, because at a minimum, they had messed up — and Fauci and company, because they had funded it. And their colleagues in the profession knew that if it came out that COVID — the most deadly pandemic we’ve had in the century — was actually funded by the government, all of a sudden, they would find that their funding for their research would dry up.
So we have a collusion of sort. Everyone who was involved had the incentive to cover it up and that’s why it’s going to take a long time before everyone admits what is obvious — this was caused by a leak from a lab.