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Originally posted by Batmansdaughter: ↑

Fish, all that may be true. I like your optomism.

But I don't think Fauci was interviewd by the Sydney Morning Herald and Age because of anything to do with Biotron. If he was, BIotron would be all over the news, which is not the case.

No, it is more likely that Fauci is giving air time to journos here in response to Sharri Markon's investigations (and book) about the outbreak of Covid, of which she is leading the global charge in investigating, and was written about in the Weekend Australian 29/30 July.

Anyone familiar with her work will know that Fauci (and others) are accused of playing down the Wuhan Institute of Virology's probable involvement in the pandemic so as to take off the heat from a Chinese bioweapon theory which if believed, would have caused mass global hysteria, as well as their own (financial) partnerships over the years with the Institute. It was and is for them quite a predicament to be in.

Personally, I believe they acted rightly by choosing the less of the two evils: tell the complete truth as known at the time and potentially cause mayhem; or downplay a lab outbreak and avoid the mayhem.

The 7 million deaths from Covid would not have been prevented if they had stated their ealier alliances with the Institute, but very likely to have caused another international incident apart from the pandemic...

More basic, the more fundamental concern to me is what are US governemnt funds doing providing funding to Chinese labs at all, especially a lab working with viruses that is not of the highest standard. (they were working on a Covid vaccine ever since SARS).

The response to this from the US authorities will be that it is very normal to fund international research etc. This is of course very true. Australia's own scientific community work with Chinese scientist etc. (We stopped co-operation in Tasmania last year on oceanography as the Chinese can use it for military purposes).

I personally think Australia and the Wests eager co-operation in many fields over the years should have been avoided based on the dangers in doing business with a Totalarian State. Some trade included.

The world never learns.

Over now to the conspiracy theories.

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I don’t think “another “international incident” is justification for “not telling the truth”, - and I dare say the 7 million who died may tend to agree with me if they could.

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