Lab Leak Theory Upheld by Researchers Findings. Impossible to be An Accident-Researcher. 2023-02-26.Jorma A Jyrkkanen BSc, PDP

Introduction

There is new cutting-edge research into the origins of SARS-CoV-2, replicated by Dr. Francis Balloux, strongly supports the laboratory origins theory. Princeton researcher Alex Washburne in October 2022 announced the pre-print publication of the study, which some skeptics are now crediting with changing their mind on the issue. “We examined whether SARS-CoV-2 was synthesized in a lab,” Washburne wrote. “We studied a common method for synthesizing CoVs in the lab. This method was thought to not leave a fingerprint. We found the fingerprint. That fingerprint is in the SARS-CoV-2 genome.” Professor Francois Balloux, a world renowned expert on Covid-19, gave his assessment of the study. Professor Balloux said that he could replicate its key findings. “This is an important piece of work,” Balloux said. “To me, it looks solid both conceptually and methodologically. I was given advance warning and was able to replicate the key findings. To the best of my knowledge, I confirm the reported patterns are genuine.” Dr. Anthony Fauci and other top scientists are expected to be called before the new GOP-led House of Representatives to account for misleading the public on Covid-19. These newly unredacted NIH emails will provide more ammunition for critics of the U.S. government’s Covid-19 pandemic response.

The Research Supporting a Lab Leak TY - BOOK AU - Banoun, Helene PY - 2022/04/05 SP - N2 - The non-natural origin of SARS-CoV-2 has been raised and discussed for the past 2 years. It is important to discuss it to understand the inflection of biopolitics since the 2000s. In addition, structural features of the virus, new compared to other known coronaviruses, may explain some aspects of the Covid-19 clinic and therapy. SARS-CoV-2 is the only one among human pathogenic coronaviruses to possess both a furin polybasic cleavage site and a human ACE2 binding site that explain its ability to infect humans and its pathogenicity. The main argument against the natural origin of the virus is that no animals acting as intermediate hosts could be identified and no close virus from which it could have evolved naturally was found. In favor of an "artificial" or "synthetic" origin are (among other arguments) past experiments with furin site insertion and human ACE2 binding site insertion, as well as projects revealed by recently declassified documents. SARS-CoV-2 also possesses the ability to bind to other receptors that some gain-of-function experiments might have sought to optimize. These gain-of-function (GoF) experiments are described in great detail in EcoHealth Alliance's response to a DARPA request for proposals. GoFs on coronaviruses began to be funded by the NIH in the early 2000s and involved the Wuhan Laboratory (WIV) thereafter. The European Commission also funds the WIV with the Horizon 2020 project (EVAg and EVA Global). An investigation is underway in the U.S. Senate and senators have stated that a laboratory leak is the most likely option and have referred to the GoFs conducted by the NIH in Wuhan despite the moratorium that would have been circumvented. T1 - The origin of the Covid-19 virus : update April 2022 Jorma Jyrkkanen

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Accidental Leak Impossible to Cause Pandemic According to Researcher Assuption Ergo Deliberate, then Who Did It

Visit https://twitter.com/i/status/1630393478483161089 'Impossible to be an accident' ergo a crime. But was the leak from a Wuhan lab or Military Games participants? The Chinese Military Games Were Held at an Ideal Time for a Pandemic Innoculation. American Athletes were present and suspiciusly coronavirus pandemic exercises were held in America at that time also. During the COVID-19 pandemic, conspiracy theories emerged in China that the SARS-CoV-2 virus originated in the United States and was brought to China by an American participant in the Military World Games. One version of the conspiracy theory states that the virus was created by the CIA. A Chinese government official supported and helped spread one of the conspiracy theories. Athletes Élodie Clouvel and Matteo Tagliariol each stated they developed a severe illness around the time they attended the games, but there is no evidence that they transmitted these illnesses – neither at the games nor upon returning to their units. A U.S. Army athlete who attended the games was accused of being "patient zero" of the novel coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan, and was harassed on social media, despite never having symptoms or testing positive. A coronavirus public health exercise in the United States called Event 201 was held at the same time as the games, and this is sometimes cited by conspiracy theorists as further evidence of misconduct. Did Trump order the release via Fauci with American Lab help.