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Interesting you just ignored the direct quote I gave of Fauci asking the NIH to put it down. I'm pretty sure Twitter had pressure from the Virality Project whi
by ESTheComposer 3y ago
Interesting you just ignored the direct quote I gave of Fauci asking the NIH to put it down.
I'm pretty sure Twitter had pressure from the Virality Project which worked with Stanford and federal agencies so I think it's disingenuous to act as if they weren't denying anything or trying to play it down.
The China Virus thing has nothing to do with what I said
- metamet 3y agoYour "direct quote" doesn't exist. So you may want to get your facts in order, especially if you're going to argue that it portrays something it clearly does not. In fact, it's the opposite of what you were asserting. Early on, virologists Michael Farzan and Robert Garry were on a call with Fauci and Collins about the potential that the virus could've leaked. Following that, Fauci's released emails (another correction, since you called them "leaked") was part of a chain between him and Collins: > Wondering if there is something NIH can do to help put down this very destructive conspiracy. - Collins, April 16, 2020. > I would not do anything about this right now. It is a shiny object that will go away in times. - Fauci's response What's more, Robert Garry clarified it further: > One thing that could be misconstrued is that neither Dr Fauci or Dr Collins suggested in any way that we not write the Proximal Origin paper. Likewise, neither one suggested that we not mention the possibility of a Lab origin. I hope that helps you put things in proper order.