We already knew that Daszak continued his work under his NIH grant until April 2020. May even have gone beyond. This was revealed in Daszak's response letter to NIH. See below.
The 2018 proposal, provided by DRASTIC, is separate (technically) from Daszak's NIH-funded work.
2018 proposal (funding denied) contained remarkable similarities to Covid pandemic but the Murphy report needs more vetting from what I've seen. theepochtimes.com/research-propo…
As noted last night, it's entirely possible there's conflation between Dasak's NIH-funded work & his 2018 proposal.
It's also possible that Veritas report is correct but we need more.
Seems almost too neat, too perfect. Raises questions.
This details how Fauci & other scientists tried to shape the narrative of a NASEM response to the White House in Feb 2020.
2 days after Fauci was told it was a lab leak, his group pushed Natural Origin narrative that was written SAME day as Fauci call. theepochtimes.com/behind-the-sce…
There was a very direct and orchestrated cover-up.
1) Feb 1, 2020 - Fauci told lab leak was 70-80% likely
2) 1st draft of Proximal Origin completed same day
3) Feb 3, 2020 - Fauci presents to NASEM. Daszak & Andersen there
3) The Steele dossier laid groundwork for claims of Russia-Collusion.
And the Intelligence Community Assessment was an attempt by Brennan, Clapper & Comey to fortify those claims - w/ridiculous reports of "Facebook something"
"We have significant concerns about the adequacy of NIH oversight of EcoHealth and the related research activities at the WIV and other organizations in China." republicans-energycommerce.house.gov/wp-content/upl…
"NIH also failed to report EcoHealth’s noncompliance and grant suspension into the SAM.gov database that alerts other U.S. Government agencies to risky grant recipients..."
"NIH, USAID and Department of Defense (DoD) have paid EcoHealth more than $23.4 million in new and renewed assistance awards since April 2020, when NIH should have reported the administrative action it took against EcoHealth’s grant."
2) EcoHealth failed to provide NIH w/contractually obligated 2019 fifth-year report until this month.
But EcoHealth’s 2018 report should have immediately alerted NIH that agency money was being used to create coronaviruses that were far more pathogenic than the original viruses.
3) The 2018 disclosures by EcoHealth highlight two problems:
1) EcoHealth had already violated the terms of its grant.
2) The fact that EcoHealth made the NIH aware of the results of its gain-of-function experiments in 2018, placed an inherent oversight requirement on NIH.