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To: Red Badger

So, they had it for years. Probably moved from the North Carolina lab that previously had been researching it.

Or.... Do we still believe the it was bat soup?

What procedures changed so that it was “accidently” released in late 2019? What evidence do we have of ‘accidental release’ as opposed to on purpose? What breakdown occurred at the lab that was researching it? What other breakdowns in containment have been observed? When will it happen again, statistically?

Anybody here that believes it was an accidental release, feel free to give some idea about the above questions. They used to say: first time is happenstance, second time is coincidence, third time is enemy action. From a political point of view, the 1992 (incumbent republican) real estate market crash, 2008 Stock market crash, and 2020 Pandemic are look suspicious.


5 posted on 11/11/2021 8:08:35 AM PST by Pete Dovgan
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To: Pete Dovgan
I question the so called date of released.. or so called ‘first’ identified case.. I further believe this plague would have been unleashed regardless of who was president. That old bag woman, Hillry, would have used the plague to her great benefit.. she after all invented the ‘reset’ button when she was kicking up her heels with the Russians. Fauci was in love with Hillry as evidenced by his communications to her..

What these sickos are intent on accomplishing is gain total control.. They have completely corrupted all pillars of a civil society.. politics, economy, education, and last but not least religion.. And the GOPe are as corrupt as the self identified progressive democrats.

6 posted on 11/11/2021 8:20:09 AM PST by Just mythoughts (Psalm 2. Why do the heathen rage, and the people imagine a vain thing?)
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