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7/x WaPo COUNTER-FACT TWO: They quote Dr. Peter Daszak, the head of “EcoHealth Alliance” as saying “China’s been incredibly open. I believe it’s because it’s a scientific collaboration & in China they’re really proud of their science; they do good work, especially in virology.”
8/x That’s it. Those two counter-facts form 100% of the basis for WaPo’s “fact check.” And #2, the claim that “China’s been incredibly open,” is laughably absurd. They DESTROYED THE LAB SAMPLES. They PUNISHED & SILENCED the pandemic whistleblowers. And who is this objective...
9/x ...source, Dr. Daszak? Well, his organization, “EcoHealth Alliance” was receiving (now cancelled) US taxpayer $$ to support bat coronavirus research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology! Why does WaPo NOT disclose his enormous bias, litigation exposure & conflict of interest??
10/x And is it relevant that WaPo is owned by Jeff Bezos, the richest man in the world, who stands to make billions in China if he pleases the communist overlords? Whatever WaPo is doing, this is NOT journalism. It is apologizing for the CCP, trying to cover up their culpability.
Did you see the propaganda the #CCP is putting out, Senator?pic.twitter.com/NgJSjpZ1FQ
Let’s face it. The Wuhan Institute of Virology was secretly working on a biological weapon for the PLA and it got out by accident, in my humble opinion!
Where are the tests, Ted? Why did the Trump administration squander yet another entire month? Why are there no real plans for the future until we get a vaccine?https://twitter.com/tedcruz/status/1256262796003639301 …
"Squandered"-Self-ID'd Non-Essential Worker. "Novices in mathematics, science, or engineering are forever demanding infallible, universal, mechanical methods for solving problems." -J. R. Pierce No need to ask if you've ever created/produced anything other than word salads.
Nov 3rd “After years of specialist training, I’m familiar with the diagnosis & treatment of most respiratory diseases,” wrote Dr. Li. “But this time, I looked and looked at it. I couldn’t guess what pathogen caused this pneumonia. I only knew it was rare.”https://crofsblogs.typepad.com/h5n1/2019/11/pneumonic-plague-is-diagnosed-in-china.html …
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