“Experts” Need to Stop Gaslighting Us About Possible Lab Origins of COVID

 

Anyone who has dared mention the possibility that coronavirus was created in a lab in Wuhan has been treated like a tinfoil-hat wearing lunatic. When Senator Tom Cotton broached the possibility, he was labeled a fringe conspiracy theorist by the New York Times and was the subject of similar disdain across the media landscape. Just a few days ago CNN wrote on the subject, unable to hide its contempt for anyone who dared disagree with the “experts.”

Those same experts are pawns of the Chinese Communist Party. Here are just a few recent examples of the WHO endangering public health in favor of running cover for the CCP:

These are the experts we’re supposed to be trusting. The same experts who told us:

And now, at the same time experts are scoffing at anyone who dares suspect we might not be getting the full story on the origins of coronavirus from a regime that has spent months lying about its death toll, we’re seeing these stories:

A tip for the “experts” and their defenders in the media: A little bit of humility about how much we actually know, how much you’ve been wrong about thus far, and an honest statement of fact about the CCP’s lying nature, would do a lot to engender trust in your future reporting and statements. But for now, the American people aren’t going to trust almost anything we’re told. And the responsibility for that is on you, not us.

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  1. MISTER BITCOIN Inactive
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    MichaelKennedy (View Comment):

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    Remember that many businesses and people in the USA benefit financially from slave labor in China, or from financial support from the Chinese government.

    And that bothers the hell out of me more and more. Do I like my relatively cheap iPhone? Yes. Do I like the fact it was made in a factory run like the sweatshops of the early 20th century? No.

    I felt guilty about my iPhone, until I tried to find a phone NOT heavily dependent on China. I don’t think there is a non China alternative out there.

    Nokia was made in Finland but they seem to have dropped behind. The operating system is Android which is Google. Google is very China connected.

    The CEO of Google was born in India

     

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    MISTER BITCOIN (View Comment):

    MichaelKennedy (View Comment):

    E. Kent Golding (View Comment):

    Stad (View Comment):

    E. Kent Golding (View Comment):

    Remember that many businesses and people in the USA benefit financially from slave labor in China, or from financial support from the Chinese government.

    And that bothers the hell out of me more and more. Do I like my relatively cheap iPhone? Yes. Do I like the fact it was made in a factory run like the sweatshops of the early 20th century? No.

    I felt guilty about my iPhone, until I tried to find a phone NOT heavily dependent on China. I don’t think there is a non China alternative out there.

    Nokia was made in Finland but they seem to have dropped behind. The operating system is Android which is Google. Google is very China connected.

    The CEO of Google was born in India

    So?  The head of the WHO was born in Ethiopia but nobody seems to have a problem understanding his constant bowing to China.

     

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