Everyone assumes the virus that leaked in Wuhan was made in Wuhan. But they're ignoring the smoking gun in America: the fact that the COVID-19 virus transmits in American lab animals but not Chinese lab animals.
A U.S.-funded lab origin of COVID-19 would constitute the most significant case of governmental gross negligence in history, says Jeffrey Sachs. The people of the world deserve transparency and answers on vital questions.
New documents reveal a secret 2017 meeting between a Chinese scientist, nicknamed 'Batwoman', and the US Government, raising concerns of western collaboration in a potential Covid lab-leak cover-up.
A newly-uncovered collection of documents detailing plans by U.S. researchers to create a Covid-like virus in the U.S. and China months before the pandemic make a lab origin "almost certain", experts say.
Who was behind the lab leak cover-up? A close look at the backroom discussions in early 2020 reveals the most likely suspects.
The U.S. Government has awarded $2.9m to the notorious EcoHealth Alliance to resume its risky bat virus research – but with major restrictions including a ban on GOF and working in China.
US health officials have given Peter Daszak's controversial organisation EcoHealth Alliance another $650k grant to experiment on Covid-like viruses, despite widespread suspicions that similar work sparked the pandemic.
A panel of scientists affiliated to the Lancet which has been investigating the origins of Covid has been disbanded because of its ties to Peter Daszak, the President of EcoHealth Alliance.
In a recent article, Bret Weinstein argues that we should welcome the lab leak theory. This is because, if it turns out to be true, we know how to prevent future pandemics of this kind. Simple: ban the research.
