If Daszak has seen the WIV pathogen database and it is also EcoHealth’s data, why not just post the spreadsheet for the public to evaluate? No need to put up a website susceptible to hacking.
https://twitter.com/RogerPielkeJr/status/1369678989560668163
Furthermore, the biggest clue to SARS2’s zoonotic origins are those closest virus relatives in bat caves in Yunnan, China that have been frequently sampled by various labs over the past decade.
Why not search there first?
Why not search there first?
I think we should let Daszak give more public webinars.
https://twitter.com/McWLuke/status/1369686004924309504
Does this count as a form of self-investigation?
If you’re charged with investigating data/records that you were a part of, and you tell the rest of the team they don’t need to audit the records because you already know there’s nothing relevant in there and can close the case?
If you’re charged with investigating data/records that you were a part of, and you tell the rest of the team they don’t need to audit the records because you already know there’s nothing relevant in there and can close the case?
What was the process by which the @WHO convened team declared and resolved potential COIs?
Who are the 17 Chinese members of the team? Anyone from the WIV in there?
Are the rest of the international experts aware of these situations? Do they find this even a bit problematic?
Who are the 17 Chinese members of the team? Anyone from the WIV in there?
Are the rest of the international experts aware of these situations? Do they find this even a bit problematic?
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