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Good research. I didn’t know about the animal caretaker contract thing with Ft. Detrick. Gargantuan, if factual.

Couple of things missed: There was an outbreak June 2019 next to Ft. Belvoir, Fairfax Virginia (40 miles away from Detrick)
https://i.imgur.com/oBP0ikH.png
https://i.imgur.com/e9ey2L9.png (sick for over 2 weeks lol)

Multiple athletes also reported COVID symptoms after returning from the Wuhan military games. Perhaps seeded there?

Also, the March 2019 Spanish sewer samples. Probably the least important evidence, but still might be important.

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The genetics of the virus suggest an East Asian origin but I do get a bit of a thrill from some of these facts. It’s clear, at minimum, that shit was going down in the US and probably Europe at least a month before China recognized and reported it.

PS: a Maryland, localized entirely within your Fort Derrick!?

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Re: manufacturing viruses generally: this is just scarless DNA editing and it’s been around for over a decade. It’s not unique to this situation at all, it’s the modern bread-and-butter of molecular biology and related fields. It has been possible to produce lab strains without obvious signs of engineering for a long time. This isn’t really a counterpoint to the idea of engineering a virus, just want to point out that it’s not special or damning that they also started using these very standard techniques in their own work.

Re: the genome looking like it came from East Asia, this is because it has homologs from bat coronaviruses in caves in and near China. A lab-engineering theory would require that it specifically be made to look like it came from certain areas of China or that after realizing it had gotten out of hand, they used internally documented origins of the genome, which would’ve had to come from a library of bat viruses from those areas, to create a scapegoat.

It’s possible, but it’s multiplying the coincidences you’d need to have and that always damages theories. Though to be clear, I don’t put the malice outside the capacity of the US MIC. I am more dubious about their competence, though.

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The genetics of the virus suggest an East Asian origin

not at all. Cambridge Coronavirus Study - shows variant of covid found in China is newer than ones found elsewhere https://web.archive.org/web/20200410111500/https://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/covid-19-genetic-network-analysis-provides-snapshot-of-pandemic-origins

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