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ralph berek. he s a virologist in the united states who works closely with she gingerly that s the infamous bat lady from the institute of biology. if houseparents name sounds familiar to you, it s because that name was in many internal emails that we now have seenha from inside the national institutes of health. those emails came out injune jue of 2020 one . t and inha those emails we learn that in the earliest daysfa the pandemic researchers warn tony fauci that the virus appearedap to come from the lab, that it wasn t natural, it was manmade. chris anderson of the scripps institute in california wrote this quote, the unusual features of the virus makee up a really small part of the genome, lessss than point one percent. so one has to lookkon reallyce s closely at all the sequences to see that some of the features potentially look engineered. thr this is the very beginning. people are looking through microscopes at the virus themselves. wait a second. someone s made this. the email
letter is a virologist in the united states works mostly as the infamous pat leahy from nephrology. the name seems familiar to you that name in many internal emails that we now have seen from inside the national institutes of health. emails came out in june of 2021. in those emails we learned that in the earliest of the pandemic they warned tony fauci that the virus had appeared to come. it was a natural it was nan man-made. they wrote this, the unusual features of the virus make up a really small part of the genome less than .1%. once look really closely at all the sequences to see that some of the features potentially engineered. this the very beginning. people who are looking for microscopes of the virus same with a second someone made this. it also shows that tony fauci demanded information to gimmicks
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