Please do not mistake me for someone who is on a particular "side" because I absolutely am not, unless you want to put me on the side of truth. I most definitely do not believe that we "all have/speak our truth." Truth is truth. I'm cool with you speaking your opinion, and you should be cool with me speaking mine. Our experience informs our beliefs. I get that. That is a very different thing than we all have our own truth. Perspectives, yes. Truth, nope. But, I digress.
Teaching propaganda is in my curriculum. It's interesting to me that my students seem to be able to spot the tactics more easily than my adult friends. I don't know why this is the case so I can only speculate that it's because they are at least a little more protected from the cancellation that occurs when you question things or when you speak your opinion, in my room anyway. My rule is that you can argue anything you want as long as you can prove it with actual evidence and not nonsensical speculation. Somewhere along the way, we have made this look like a bad thing when it's actually quite good.
Today I was watching some podcasts and looking at some news regarding what has come out in the last couple of weeks regarding the gain of function testing that is happening at Boston University in OUR OWN COUNTRY. If you have lived in a bubble, you may not realize that this is the testing that was happening in the Wuhan lab and escaped to cause the Covid 19 pandemic. If you only watch the initial news on something and never follow up with the evidence, you may not realize this actually has been proven now.
Let me side step a second and say that this one issue was used as a political weapon in so many ways. Sadly, it caused a riff in many families as well, all in the name of winning in politics. I'm not saying it wasn't important because it most certainly was. You're talking to a person who was greatly affected by it. Not only did I get it, but tons of my students did. My dad lived with me so that I could get him to and from his treatments at UAB, and we were very particular about how we handled it-spraying groceries, requiring masks, cleaning in excess, and much more. But also, the shutdown was the most likely thing to cause his death than the virus because he couldn't start the trial that he needed to survive. You're talking to a teacher who saw the effects of the decline of mental health and actual learning for tons of high school students. I get both sides.
Now, I'm going to summarize some things, but I am also going to leave you with all of the links to SOME of the research I found. I'm doing that to make it easier for people to see the truth if you don't want to find it yourself. I can't attach them to a post because it will surely get flagged, as Google and FB have since admitted things were taken off that probably shouldn't have been. I just want you to see both sides. Come up with your own conclusions.
For it to all make sense, you have to know the background. Here are some truths I found (links below):
- Anthony Fauci is a member/leader of the NIH and NIAID.
- Gain of function research is controversial because some say it can prepare us for how to fight pandemics in the future: some say that the benefits are not great enough to risk it getting out and infecting people.
- When called before the senate, Fauci argued that the US government, and NIH, was not involved in gain of function testing, especially in Wuhan.
- The NIH came out with a statement to that fact.
- Later they released a statement admitting the US involvement in the Wuhan lab's gain of function testing.
- The same people, the NIH and others like Google, Gates Foundation, and many more, are now funding EcoHealth Alliance who partnered with Boston University to research more SARS viruses (Covid, gain of function testing).
- They just released something saying the new variant they created to study seems to have an 80% kill rate on humanized mice.
You can certainly take away something differnt from me, but I take away this:
The government employs people that lie. Most of those people are in government positions that allow them to stay even if there is a party change which is concerning to me because I did not vote them in. Fauci had too much power because he allowed the testing that created the virus that unleashed on the Chinese and was spread to the world. Now, after he and our Department of Human Services promised to close anything like that down, the government and Fauci's ties gave more money to the same people who caused the Wuhan debacle, only they are now doing it in Boston. Search for yourself.
Anthony S. Fauci, M.D. | NIH: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
What is
'gain-of-function' and why does it matter in the search for SARS-CoV-2's
origins? (phys.org)
NIH
admits US funded gain-of-function research in Wuhan (nypost.com)
Deadlier
Omicron COVID Made by Boston University Researchers Is Not as Bad as You Think
(thedailybeast.com) (very left-leaning, just FYI if you don't know)
Boston
University COVID Research Could Lead to ‘Important’ Revelations, Doctors Say –
NECN
Gain-Of-Function
Research: The EcoHealth Alliance Intelligence Collection Scam | UncoverDC
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