Anthony Fauci is ‘not convinced’ COVID-19 developed naturall

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heres some evidence. I dont twit so had to take a screen.

"Conspiracy Theories" can be correct, btw.

"Conspiracy Theories" can be correct, btw.

Please Note:
The virus escaping from the Wuhan virological lab is *still* **only** a theory, but it can't be ignored/dismissed.
The purpose, of the investigation, is to prevent a potentially even bigger human tragedy in the future.
Anyone who can't see this is a fool.

FYI:
I have had some caffeine.
Is it obvious?
Silly me.

Since you like conspiracy theories then acknowledge me as your supreme reptilian ruler.I am the Lizard Queen.
I demand tribute.
I’ve also had caffeine.It’s my primary fuel.

f*****g politics and butt-covering.
3.5 million and counting.

God I hate humanity.

At the same time, many “conspiracy theories” do not reflect what is true.

One example is that Jews, as a collective, “ratted on” Jesus. Judas was a Jew, of course.....but he wasn’t ALL Jews.

Let’s see what evidence Dalgleish and Sorensen actually came up with.

COVID-19 'has NO credible natural ancestor' and WAS created by Chinese scientists who then tried to cover their tracks with 'retro-engineering' to make it seem like it naturally arose from bats, explosive new study claims

Also, the quotes are fake.

Facebook will no longer take down posts claiming that Covid-19 was man-made or manufactured, a company spokesperson told POLITICO on Wednesday, a move that acknowledges the renewed debate about the virus’ origins.

But the focus of late has been on the notion that the virus may have accidentally escaped from the lab, not that it was man-made or purposely released — theories that could now propagate on Facebook.

Facebook announced in February it had expanded the list of misleading health claims that it would remove from its platforms to include those asserting that "COVID-19 is man-made or manufactured." The tech giant has updated its policies against false and misleading coronavirus information, including its running list of debunked claims, over the course of the pandemic in consultation with global health officials.

But a Facebook spokesperson said Wednesday that the origin language had been stricken from that list due to the renewed debate about the virus’ roots.

“In light of ongoing investigations into the origin of COVID-19 and in consultation with public health experts, we will no longer remove the claim that COVID-19 is man-made from our apps,” the spokesperson said in an emailed statement.

Other platforms including Twitter have said that misleading claims about the virus’ roots may also violate its policies. But Facebook’s move marks the first major sign prominent social media companies are revisiting those rules as the Wuhan lab-leak theory gains attention.

Asked whether Twitter plans to revisit its own rules on Covid-19 origin claims, a company spokesperson said late Wednesday they had no updates to share at this time.

A YouTube spokesperson confirmed in a statement Thursday that claims that the virus was man-made or originated in a lab accident do not violate the platform's policies because "there has not been consensus" on its origins. So the company's policy remains unchanged.