Lab Leak "Conspiracy Theory" Now "Likely" True

A new Senate report concluded that the COVID-19 pandemic was “most likely the result of a research-related incident”. I’m old enough to remember when merely suggesting that would get you called a “conspiracy theorist” by the so-called fact-checkers, and banned from Facebook.

So let’s take a stroll through memory lane, when virtually every mainstream media platform propagandized the population to disbelieve the common sense notion that the novel coronavirus in Wuhan, China, came from a coronavirus lab in Wuhan.

As usual, many were blinded by their partisan hackery and, instead of actually investigating the origin, they used the crisis to attack political opponents.

Note: This video was demonetized by YouTube. My appeal was rejected.

I strive to archive everything in my mashups but here are some nuggets I missed.

New York Times science reporter, Apoorva Mandavilli, called the lab theory “racist”.

In May 2020, Politifact said, with zero evidence, that, “No, the novel coronavirus was not 'man-made,” and called the “baseless claims the virus was created in a lab” a “conspiracy theory”. The self-appointed fact-check site then falsely concluded that we can “rule out the possibility it was created or manipulated in a lab”.

Tom Elliott @tomselliott

@jimmykimmel @JoyAnnReid @JoeNBC @SenTomCotton @kasie @FareedZakaria @DrewGriffinCNN MSNBC's @jheil: "Clearly the case that Trump is divorced from it facts"; he's pushing a "made up" theory about Covid originating in a Wuhan lab to help his "re-election"

Dr. Scott Miscovich on CNN: "We've all heard the conspiracy theories of the lab leak"

The Associated Press ruled a lab origin was “False”.

On March 21, 2020, a USA Today “Fact check” ruled that a lab origin was “False”.

This false fact check was also published on Yahoo.