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> covered up. This has occurred before in authoritarian regimes before. To be fair, cover ups aren't exclusive to authoritarian regimes. Futhermore, in this c
by chiefalchemist 4y ago
> covered up. This has occurred before in authoritarian regimes before.
To be fair, cover ups aren't exclusive to authoritarian regimes.
Futhermore, in this case, The West seems to be willingly and shamelessly towing the Communist Party line. Can we add conspiracy to the smell being given off?
Science should be obcessed with truth. Geez. Looks like science isn't immune to cover ups and conspiracy either.
"What is the source?" will take a place next to "Who killed JFK?".
p.s. Slightly off topic, but off the media sources mentioned (e.g., CNN) how much of their revenue comes from Big Pharma or Big X that wouldn't fare well if lab leak could be supported?
- neaden 4y agoYou know we know exactly who killed JFK and it's not controversial by anyone who seriously looks into it right?
- chiefalchemist 4y agoYou missed the point. It not about what you think you know. It's about what everyone else believes. Truth is a function of trust. That's worth repeating: Truth is a function of trust. Given the actions of all the Covid-related actors, only a fool would be rolling out the trust red carpet. You know we know this, right?
- peteradio 4y agoJFK was an obvious government coverup not sure why you would choose to group the two.
- themitigating 4y agoObvious?
- ethbr0 4y agoI like that the two sibling comments above are "Obviously, everyone knows {polar opposites}."
- peteradio 4y agoTo be totally honest I don't even believe in my comment but it felt like the right retort, I have literally know clue what OP is saying. Can you flag balderdash?
- Supermancho 4y agoMagic Bullet Theory was an obvious consequence of a coverup at multiple levels, which most elementary school children understand.
- Supermancho 4y agoI truly didn't think this was controversial. I would suggest talking to some pre->highschool kids shrug