On Jan 14, 2020, Daszak and Ralph Baric seem to have been pulled into a call to help NIH craft their response to the coronavirus outbreak.
On Jan 27, both Baric and Daszak were mentioned to Fauci in a briefing about the expertise available to NIH on coronaviruses. Emphasis on EcoHealth: usrtk.org/wp-content/upl…
On Jan 31, Fauci was sent this article, which he forwarded to Jeremy Farrar and Kristian Andersen as "relevant to the current discussion" implying that there was a prior ongoing conversation. science.org/content/articl…
Andersen, of course, responded with the famous email about the genome of the virus being inconsistent with expectations from evolutionary theory, which triggered the Feb 1 meetings etc. But Daszak was not involved in those.
By "Feb 1 meetings, etc", I mean the meeting where there was clearly a big debate about whether there was or wasn't lab involvement with the virus:
Daszak gets pulled into the record in response to this letter from the white house, which notes concern about the indian preprint which notes the HIV inserts.
Including all 5 "proximal origins" authors + bedford from Farrar's group, Baric / Daszak / Perlman who would coordinate the Lancet letter, and 4 leads of organizations, of which the one that stands out is one AF.
By Feb 6, Daszak forwarded the first version of the Lancet letter, which he seems to have co-written with William Karesh, to his first batch of prospective co-signers: usrtk.org/wp-content/upl…
He then follows up to Baric with an email titled:
'No need for you to sign the "Statement" Ralph!!'
The content is a masterclass in double-speak, including the epic "so we maximize an independent voice".
There's a lot to note here. For one, Daszak refers to a conversation with Linfa Wang the previous night.
If it was decided the previous night that Baric, Wang, and Daszak would not sign, why was Baric in the email that was sent a few hours prior? Perhaps to signal to the others?
Second, what is their "collaboration" cited? Probably the DEFUSE proposal we learned about later, or the bat surveillance project mentioned upthread in the briefing Fauci got.
In any case, by that night it seems Jeremy Farrar was on board, and Daszak included a new list of names with the ones not seen before, likely contributed by Farrar.
By the next day, a lot more names were added, and this email even tells us who suggested which name. peterdaszak.com/daszakletter.p…
But! Waitaminute! I think I found the start of the Farrar-Fauci thread. Let's go all the way back to Jan 23, 2020: s3.documentcloud.org/documents/2104…
By the "happy new year!"s we can see that this is the start of the conversation.
You see, Farrar and Fauci were both members of the "Global Pandemic Monitoring Board", a "joint venture" of the WHO and the World Bank. Let's see who else was on this board at the time: web.archive.org/web/2020031815…
Well, if it isn't... everybody.
George Fu Gao -- Head of Chinese CDC
Chris Elias -- Gates Foundation
Victor Dzau -- Head of US National Academy of Medicine
And, of course, Fauci and Farrar.
As it so happens, the GPMB met on January 27th, and made this statement: gpmb.org/news/news/item…
Then, on Jan 30, Fauci talked with Farrar on the phone. Patrick Vallance, UK Government Chief Scientific Adviser, was there too.
You see, Farrar and Vallance were hot off the Jan 28 SAGE meeting in the UK, the second one relating to the coronavirus. Who else was there? Oh... everybody else. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/upl…
So when Fauci sent Farrar the article on Jan 31, the two had had a number of interactions over the previous week.
So, on Feb 7, Daszak had most of the names for the Lancet letter. The few extra names are generally easy to connect with the initial group. But.. do you know what else he did around that time?
Some time between Feb 3 and Feb 8, Fauci and Daszak appeared on the podcast of Newt Gingrich to talk about the new coronavirus and discredit any notion of a lab leak.
Please excuse a short parenthesis here, but Gingrich is a damn hypocrite. Here's how he presented the podcast at the time: foxnews.com/opinion/corona…
"Despite conspiracy theories about biological weapons, the virus almost certainly came from animal populations, perhaps food markets"
And this is what he said less than 4 months later:
Next up, many heroes of our story dive into their next adventure, Remdesivir, which was already administered to the first official US case on January 25th. But that's a tale for another thread.
OK, this puppy is done, though I'm sure I'll have a postscript or two or six. 😁
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Besides showing us the obvious about the elite coalition, Elon's twitter buy is also showing us which "heterodox" voices are great at eating up propaganda that flatters their own biases. In this episode: Jimmy Dore can't even convince his co-host.
Video:
Well, if I'm right, you failed to help make the world a little better. And if I'm wrong, at least I tried.
This is the basic calculus people are failing to make.
Are you here to just complain? Or do you have an actionable plan to make things better?
You have to realize I also understand that the "cool" move here for a "social media influencer" is to play dispassionate cynic. "Oh, pff, sure, Musk is just another billionaire, as if he gives a shit about us". These are easy tweets to write, and they garner an applause.
OK folks, send me your best "SARS-CoV-2 + HIV inserts" resources. I'm not able to understand much about genetics, but this topic has been bugging me for a while and I want to understand as much as I can.
Here's the stuff I do have which is giving me the creeps:🧵
First, this 2008-2011 grant:
"This project will provide the first critical evaluation of the potential use of common cold human coronaviruses as live mucosal vaccine vectors for HIV."
Ghislaine Maxwell is being linked to Elon Musk on the flimsiest pretense, when the establishment is most unhappy with Elon.
Don't let them turn you into a cynic, it's just a standard playbook move.
🧵THREAD🧵
In early 2020, Elon went on the Joe Rogan podcast and explained exactly how COVID deaths "with" and "from" were being conflated, and the incentive hospitals had to exaggerate the number of COVID deaths, which drove the lockdown narrative.
First of all, the question: they asked "does ivermectin 400μg/kg, daily for 3 days, etc etc".
They should have tried giving that dose to patients, instead of underdosking nearly everyone, upto 40% or more.
This is what they actually gave people according to their weight:
Secondly, the question on the slide is not the pre-registered endpoint, but something they chose after most patients were through. clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/study…
And even what's there was changed to 28 days after the trial was over.
I'll leave the conclusion for last and move on to the population.
"Experiencing 2 or more symptoms for 7 days or less"
So, in the classic definition of experiencing any symptom at all, that would be most likely more than 7 days, maybe 8 or 9. Does that sound like too long?
In other news, this is from OSU, the university where Linda Saif works. She was involved in MULTIPLE LITERAL CONSPIRACIES around suppression of the origins of SARS-COV-2.
(receipts coming as soon as the laughing/crying recedes)