Government COVID Response Resulted in a Million Caskets for Americans
The Wall Street Journal’s revelation regarding COVID uncovers how federal bodies orchestrated one of the most significant scientific deceptions of our time.
Right from the onset of the COVID pandemic in the U.S., federal officials and lawmakers moved swiftly to conceal evidence suggesting that the outbreak stemmed from a laboratory in China, which was funded by American government entities.
In 2021, prominent officials from the Biden administration effectively absolved the Chinese government, despite the fact that Beijing had entirely obstructed any external investigation into the origins of the COVID-19 virus.
The FBI’s leading specialist determined that the virus likely leaked from a laboratory — but was sidelined by the Biden administration and prevented from sharing evidence during a critical White House meeting in August 2021. Similarly, three scientists from the National Center for Medical Intelligence, part of the Pentagon’s Defense Intelligence Agency, also reached the conclusion that COVID leaked from a lab but were silenced. An inspector general investigation is underway to uncover the reasons for their suppression.
Bribery Allegations
The Department of Energy also found that COVID originated in a laboratory. In September 2023, a senior CIA analyst revealed to a congressional committee that six key CIA analysts were bribed by the agency to retract their conclusion that COVID stemmed from a lab leak.
The COVID cover-up gained momentum when two dozen scientists declared in February 2020 that any insinuation of the virus being linked to a Chinese lab was merely a “conspiracy theory.”
The Global Engagement Center of the U.S. State Department claimed such lab leak theories were “Russian disinformation” — a parallel to the controversy surrounding Hunter Biden’s laptop!
The GEC criticized social media platforms for their failure to completely ban any assertions that COVID-19 had lab origins.
Even mentions of “research conducted at the Wuhan Institute” were enough to warrant censorship on social media. The State Department even absurdly provided Twitter with a list of 250,000 accounts it wanted to be silenced, which included American journalists.
Defying a ban imposed during the Obama administration, the National Institutes of Health had been financing hazardous “gain-of-function” research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. This type of research seeks to modify organisms to enable the transmission of viruses to new species.
As MIT professor Kevin Esvelt questioned in 2021, “Why is anyone attempting to educate the world on creating viruses that could cause millions of deaths?” The risks were further heightened by the poor safety ratings of the Wuhan Institute, as noted by the State Department.
Anthony Fauci, President Biden’s chief medical advisor, defended COVID mandates by asserting that the average person “lacks the ability” to make informed decisions for themselves. Investigations by Congress revealed that Fauci was centrally involved in efforts to evade accountability regarding the incident at Wuhan.
After Senator Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) proposed charging Fauci for providing false testimony on funding gain-of-function research, Fauci retorted that his critics are “essentially attacking science because I represent science. That’s perilous.”
Misplaced Authority
However, it pales in comparison to the dangers of granting extensive authority to clandestine federal agencies. The theme of “the government knows best” underpinned every severe mandate imposed by politicians during the pandemic.
If COVID-19 had initially been acknowledged as one of the most significant government misfires in history, politicians would never have had the opportunity to present themselves as saviors while taking control of everyday life.
Rather than seeing Tony Fauci bobbleheads, we might have encountered the slogan “Your Government at Work” placed above an image of a million American caskets.
