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Covid-19 origin identified in bombshell US investigation · The Slippery Slope

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  Hi Jay Fallon, thanks for listening to the Slippery Slope.
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  So finally reports come out stating what we already all
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  knew. In actual fact, everyone who has
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  the the courage to think clearly, the ability to speak
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  clearly knew very well where the coronavirus came from, what the
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  what the extremely most likely source of the outbreak was from.
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  However, authorities, governments, no one around the
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  world wanted to really come out. No one had the the courage to
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  come out and say, this is rock. This is this is it the Chinese
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  government other than probably Trump, I assume he's probably
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  going to say he might come out and say more about it.
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  But this headline here, I'll read what the Australian
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  newspapers are saying. The Courier Mail here in QLD
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  COVID-19 origin identified in bombshell US investigation.
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  So there's been a two year probe into COVID-19 and this is
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  pinpointed the precise location US congressional investigators
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  believe the pandemic began. This has left China outraged.
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  Well, I'm sorry, the rest of the world should already be outraged
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  at China. U.S. politicians concluded A2
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  year investigation into the COVID-19 outbreak, backing the
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  theory that the virus likely leaked from a Chinese
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  laboratory. I still blows me away.
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  I was just, well, it's likely, it's likely, you know, the virus
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  came out from right next door to the laboratory, but it's still
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  just likely and you know, it has all the, the traits, the
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  trademarks of the the manufactured virus, but still
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  just likely they still couldn't. There we go.
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  A 520 page 520 page report from the Republican controlled House
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  Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus pandemic looked at
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  the federal and state level response as well as the
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  pandemics origins and vaccination efforts.
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  This work will help the United States and the world predict the
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  next pandemic plan. Demic, I don't know.
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  Do you really need this to predict the next pandemic?
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  Because, you know, wasn't it Fauci and the Chinese that
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  planned the whole thing anyway? So it caused them to say that
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  U.S. Federal agencies, the World
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  Health Organisation, well, there's a trustworthy
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  organisation, the World Health Organisation.
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  You can trust anything that they say.
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  And scientists across the planet have arrived at different
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  conclusions about the most likely origin of COVID-19.
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  Now why do you think the World Health Organisation has arrived
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  at a different conclusion? Doesn't have anything to do with
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  the amount of money that the Chinese government gives them
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  and the fact that they are in bed with the Chinese government
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  about this from the get go. No, not at all.
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  And so it says no consensus has emerged.
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  Well who would have thunk it because the World Health
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  Organisation is never going to go against China while the
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  Chinese government is paying their way.
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  So most believe it to have spread from animals in China.
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  That's a load of rubbish. Most.
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  I don't think anyone really believes that if they're honest
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  with themselves. But AUS intelligence analysis
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  said last year that the virus may have been genetically
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  engineered and may have been all correct.
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  Right, and escape from the virology lab in the Chinese city
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  of Wuhan, where human cases first emerged in may have OK, so
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  the congressional panel was persuaded by the lab leak theory
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  after meeting 25 times. Seriously, who are these people
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  left to meet 25 times to be persuaded to see the truth,
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  conducting more than 30 transcribed interviews and
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  reviewing more than 1,000,000 pages of documents?
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  So here we've got pictures of the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
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  The investigation included two days of interviews behind closed
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  doors with Anthony, the criminal Fauci, in my opinion, the
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  government scientist who became the nation's most trusted expert
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  in the chaotic early days of the 2020 outbreak.
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  Was he really or was it just a a narrative pushed by the
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  mainstream media, by MSNBC or whatever they call themselves
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  these days? Fauci's clashes with former and
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  incoming President Donald Trump over the response sparked fury
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  on the right and he now lives a security protection following
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  death threats against his family.
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  Republicans accused the 83 year old immunologist of helping to
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  set off the worst pandemic in a century by approving funding
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  passed on to Chinese scientists. They accused of manufacturing
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  the SARS COVID 2 coronavirus that caused causes COVID-19.
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  And why do they accused them of doing that?
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  Because it all actually happened, didn't they, that they
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  already have the documentation? Because he actually did.
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  He actually did fund, approve the funding and actually did
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  pass it on to Chinese scientists and they actually did
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  manufacture the exact virus that then leaked out into the rest of
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  the world. Hasn't all this already been
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  proven? But now anyway, so amongst its
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  headline conclusions, the report said the National Institutes of
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  Health had indeed funded contentious gain of function
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  research, which seeks to enhance viruses as a way of finding ways
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  to combat them at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
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  Virology. Does anyone really think it's
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  it's a way of combating viruses? So we this virus doesn't exist.
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  So we're going to create it because we want to combat it in
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  case it does exist, but it never did exist.
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  But now it does. So now we need a way to come
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  back to combat it. And by the way, then we can
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  charge countries all around the world billions and billions of
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  dollars and rake in more and more money.
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  This was just, this is just a money maker.
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  That's all it was in, in a way to help control the government,
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  control the world population, a way to help just test the
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  environment and see whether they were people, how willing people
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  are to go under a tyrannical rain.
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  That's all. It was just a great big
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  experiment. So Fauci angrily denied covering
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  up the origins of COVID-19. If you do it angrily, it makes
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  it all more believable. Before the panel in June arguing
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  that it would be molecularly impossible for the bat viruses
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  studied at the lab to be turned into the virus that caused the
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  pandemic. Impossible, absolutely
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  impossible. I mean, does he really think we
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  believe him? But the panel's report said SARS
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  COV 2 likely emerge because of a laboratory or research related
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  accident accident which was planned.
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  Beijing hit back at the report, saying it had no credibility and
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  accusing the United States of using the outbreak for political
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  manipulation. OK, China, sure thing.
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  The authoritative scientific conclusion drawn by the China Wu
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  WHO joint expert team, because China remember funding World
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  Health Organisation is that a laboratory leak is extremely
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  unlikely, the foreign ministry spokesman Lin Jiang told a
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  regular news conference. In the absence of any
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  substantive evidence, the so called US report has concocted
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  leading conclusions, slanted China, planted false evidence.
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  He said the probe also found that lockdowns did more harm
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  than good, no joke, and that mask mandates were ineffective
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  at controlling the spread of COVID-19.
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  Oh golly Gee. Funny thing is but I still see
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  people getting around with masks every now and then.
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  But it's ineffective anyway. So this is contradicting other
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  research showing that masking in public does reduce transmission
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  rates. Social distancing guidelines
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  also came under criticism. Although travel restrictions
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  were deemed to have saved lives, investigators found that Trump's
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  Operation Warp Speed, the publicly funded project to
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  develop COVID vaccines, was a tremendous success, but that
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  school closures would have an enduring impact on US children.
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  So what's the conclusion? The conclusion is that they are
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  telling us they are confirming what logically, what people with
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  the ability to think logically already knew.
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  Everyone already knew this. If you are going to be honest
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  with yourself, you already knew this.
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  But it's good to hear the American government finally come
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  to coming to grips with the situation.
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  It's good to see that they're they're really just putting the
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  Chinese government and the World Health Organisation on notice.
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  That's what they're doing, putting them on notice.
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  We know what you did. Don't do it again otherwise,
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  that's what they're saying in my humble opinion anyway.
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  You let me know what you think. Mikey, I'm Jay Fallon.
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  Thanks for listening to The Slippery Slope.
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