Smoking Gun: NIH Was Funding Research In China Into Producing Highly Transmissible Corona Virus Infectious To Humans

It's called gain-of-function research. And they apparently succeeded in mak ing a real doozy.

The Obama administration halted funding for the research deemed too dangero us in 2014.

"Nevertheless, in 2014, under pressure from the Obama administration, the N ational of Institutes of Health instituted a moratorium on the work, suspen ding 21 studies."

Then the geniuses in the Trump administration, ignoring top scientific advi ce as usual, resumed funding for the research in 2017:

"Three years later, though?in December 2017?the NIH ended t he moratorium and the second phase of the NIAID project, which included the gain-of-function research, began."

Coincidence? Only a fool would believe the SARS-Cov-2 was a natural occurre nce.

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aking a real doozy.

rous in 2014.

National of Institutes of Health instituted a moratorium on the work, susp ending 21 studies."

vice as usual, resumed funding for the research in 2017:

the moratorium and the second phase of the NIAID project, which included t he gain-of-function research, began."

rence.

So who developed SARS and MERS?

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What Republican administration do you blame for inventing the 1918 flu virus?

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making a real doozy.

gerous in 2014.

he National of Institutes of Health instituted a moratorium on the work, su spending 21 studies."

advice as usual, resumed funding for the research in 2017:

ed the moratorium and the second phase of the NIAID project, which included the gain-of-function research, began."

urrence.

Where do you think they got the idea to do gain-of-function research on the corona virus?

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snipped-for-privacy@highlandsniptechnology.com wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

The one that was in at the time, and the one just before that.

Bureaucracy growth was the rule of the day back then. Greedy bastards as bad as Trump were rampant.

But inventing viruses? Usually outside a republican's mental and intellectual purview. Definitely not outside their moral purview.

IOW, too stupid to do or come up with it, but definitely stupid enough to concoct the idea and put it forth or even pay to have it done.

But back then? They did not even know much about airborne particulate at all.

You say some stupid shit though. Thought I would reference why. The word for today is mindset. Civil mindsets are different than careless idiot mindsets.

You hit number 2, Johnny.

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making a real doozy.

erous in 2014.

e National of Institutes of Health instituted a moratorium on the work, sus pending 21 studies."

dvice as usual, resumed funding for the research in 2017:

the moratorium and the second phase of the NIAID project, which included th e gain-of-function research, began."

rrence.

NIH is supposed to be researching cures for disease, and not creating new o nes.

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Am 29.04.20 um 16:38 schrieb snipped-for-privacy@highlandsniptechnology.com:

Do you mean the Kansas flu that was renamed Spanish to rewrite history? That was not only not contained by the US but actively exported with troop transporters full of ill GIs?

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Fauci knew what had happened in China before the outbreak even made the new s. It also explains why China was concentrating on shutting down Wuhan. It was because that's where the lab escape occurred and they KNEW they had a R EALLY BAD problem with that thing getting loose. Otherwise thy could care l ess about a corona virus epidemic, because, up until then, corona virus was harmless. But for this one, they seemed to know beforehand it was anything but harmless.

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Virus research might be dangerous. But the alternative is to let colds and flu kill millions of people every year forever.

All we can do is try to place smart bets, and play the game out.

C19 could be natural. All the previous centuries of colds and flu were. We get colds and flu every winter.

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Woodrow Wilson was a Democrat.

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Ummm.. not sure anyone doing research into colds and flu is creating super transmissible and lethal strains of those viruses.

And if anyone is doing research into coaxing lethal animal reservoir viruses into making the leap into the human race, then they need to be locked up immediately- and have their labs disinfected by being burned to a heap of ash.

Not likely to be natural, it's too optimized for human infection.

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1918.
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If you European kids would just learn to get along, we wouldn't have to come over so often!

Fair Warning: Next time we intend to bring 'light beer'.

Cheers, James Arthur

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Ah, you guys just came over after the Canadians did all the hard work and showed you the way...

John ;-#)#

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Threaten them with parachute drops of Bud Light and they won't dare start another war.

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Am 29.04.20 um 18:30 schrieb snipped-for-privacy@highlandsniptechnology.com:

We didn't start a war in the EU in last 75 years. And you? How many were successful? Maybe Grenada?

Gerhard

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ch.

Indeed true, I apologize for my silly comment.

John

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Some of those Belgian-monk tripels are killers too.

Good. Keep that up for a few thousand years.

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Parachute drops of Bud Light would send me screaming into a bomb shelter, too!

Cheers, James

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