With all this leaky-lab Coronavirus business about, it was only a matter of time before it happened. Tony ‘Tiny Shoes’ Fauci has broken his wee little veil of silence on the matter and stepped into the lab leak light.
Let me sum it up for you. My sisters, best friends, boyfriend’s cousin…
“A lab leak could be that someone was out in the wild maybe looking for different types of viruses in bats, got infected, went into a lab, and was being studied in a lab, and then came out of the lab,” said Fauci, the former director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). “The other possibility is someone takes a virus from the environment that doesn’t actually spread very well in humans, and manipulates it a bit, and accidentally it escapes or accidentally infects someone and then you get an outbreak.”
If you read my piece yesterday you’ll know that Fauci signed onto a paper written by two doctors who had said the lab leak looked likely until a meeting with Fauci. The paper appears to be the byproduct of that meeting. A refutation of their position and a news-media anti-lab-leak cornerstone. The docs ended up with 25 million in NAIAD grants for animal virus studies.
And here’s El Fauci, chatting it up with his co-conspirators at CNN, saying well, you know? It could have been some random thing, and scientists being scientists got curious, or maybe, someone (not me) did exactly what everyone said happened, which we’ve been claiming is misinformation. They fiddled with a nonhuman transmissible animal virus, and someone forgot to check the lab’s air pressure.
Woosh, out the door like a scared cat.
Oopsies.
So, Fauci’s new groove is the one that he’s been working so hard to censor or discredit. At this rate, he’ll be reminding us any day now how those emergency-use mRNA inoculations were dodgy and not safe and effective.
