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If the CCP didn't have such a startling surveillance system and tight grip over any international narrative, I'd be inclined to agree with you. But they have d
by sauwan 5y ago
If the CCP didn't have such a startling surveillance system and tight grip over any international narrative, I'd be inclined to agree with you.
But they have done themselves no favors in their handling of the situation.
I'm not sure the coverup would require a vast network of people. Maybe 1-2 dozen in a lab, max, (depending on who knew which experiments were being done) and a bunch of CCP members who I would not be surprised are tight lipped.
The counter questions are equally as troubling.
- Why haven't we found the host species? Typically it takes a few months, but we're going on 1.5 years. You'd think the CCP would have it very high on their priority list to find.
- How did this virus mutate a series of genetic sequences, none of which are found in other corona viruses? The series of mutations in SARS-COV2 seems very unlikely to have been a natural fluke.
There's a lot of questions here on both sides.
For me, I'd still put it at 50-50. I will not be surprised if a smoking gun is found one way or the other.
- cratermoon 5y ago> If the CCP didn't have such a startling surveillance system and tight grip over any international narrative and yet not so startling and tight that we don't have leaks and we don't know they have a surveillance system and don't like leaks.