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BIZARRE: A major funder of Wuhan lab in charge of lab-leak investigation - Episode 56

By JeffreySmith.org
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Mar 22, 2026

BIZARRE: A major funder of Wuhan lab in charge of lab-leak investigation - Episode 56

 

Peter Daszak, who received $100 million from US government agencies to study and engineer viruses, who worked with the Wuhan Institute of Virology on research to increase the infectiousness of coronaviruses, is bizarrely in charge of investigating whether COVID-19 came from a lab.

 
This appointment by The Lancet, has outraged scientists worldwide. They were already angry at how Daszak, the self-appointed lead attacker of lab origin theories, had lied (or been totally misinformed) about evidence that challenged his position.
 
NOTE: This talk does NOT suggest where the virus came from. Jeffrey Smith simply points out the glaring conflict of interest, which usually accompanies investigations where the conclusion is already determined.
 
 

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