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Conspiracy theories morphing into conspiracy FACTS


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2022 Sep 6, 10:29am   5,352 views  63 comments

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I suppose now Twatter, Facesucker, and assortment of other idiots have to start censoring lefties:

https://nitter.cz/R_H_Ebright/status/1566826229931524096#m

COVID: summary of lab-origin hypothesis:

1) Pandemic caused by a bat SARS-like coronavirus emerged in Wuhan--a city 1,000 miles from nearest wild bats with SARS-like coronaviruses, but that contains labs conducting world's largest research program on bat SARS-like coronaviruses.
2) In 2015-2017, scientists and science-policy specialists expressed concern that the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) was conducting and contemplating research that posed an unacceptable risk of lab accident and pandemic
3) In 2017-2018, WIV constructed a novel chimeric SARS-like coronavirus that was able to infect and replicate in human airway cells and that had 10,000x enhanced viral growth and 4x enhanced lethality in mice engineered to display human receptors on cells.
4) In 2018, in an NIH grant proposal, WIV and collaborators proposed to construct more novel chimeric SARS-like coronaviruses, targeting chimeras that replace natural spike gene with novel spike genes encoding spikes that have higher binding affinities to human cells.
5) Also in 2018, in a DARPA grant proposal, WIV and collaborators proposed to construct novel "consensus" bat SARS-like coronaviruses, and to insert furin cleavage site (FCS) sequences at the spike gene S1-S2 border of bat SARS-like coronaviruses,
6) In 2017-2019, WIV constructed and characterized novel SARS-like coronaviruses at biosafety level 2, a biosafety level patently inadequate for work with enhanced potential pandemic pathogens and patently inadequate to contain a virus having transmission properties of SARS-CoV-2
7) In 2019 a novel SARS-like coronavirus having a spike with high binding affinity for human cells, and having an FCS at the spike S1-S2 border--a virus having the properties set forth in the 2018 WIV NIH and DARPA grant proposals--emerges on the doorstep of WIV.
8) SARS-CoV-2 is the only one of more than 100 known SARS-like coronaviruses that contains an FCS. This is a feature that does not rule out a natural origin, but that is more easily explained by a lab origin. Especially since insertion of FCS had been explicitly proposed in 2018.
9) The FCS of SARS-CoV-2 has codon usage unusual for bat SARS-related coronaviruses and has an 8-of-8 amino-acid-sequence identity to the FCS of human ENaCa. These are features that do not rule out a natural origin, but that are more--much more--easily explained by a lab origin.
10) In 2020-present, WIV and its funders/collaborators at EcoHealth Alliance have withheld information, misrepresented facts, and obstructed investigation...even though, if not connected to origin, they most easily could clear their name though cooperation with investigation.

Richard Ebright = Board of Governors Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology. This is a highly prestigious CHAIRED position, and he is specialist in Transcription--synthesis of an RNA so he is not some random asshole on twatter.

https://www.waksman.rutgers.edu/ebright

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5   RWSGFY   2022 Sep 29, 9:46am  

The guy is a leftie?
6   RWSGFY   2022 Sep 29, 10:49am  

Alex Jones learned the hard way it doesn't always work like that.
8   Onvacation   2022 Oct 13, 9:16pm  

It was the CIA who coined the term, "conspiracy theorist" to belittle those that questioned the Warren commission.
9   Hugh_Mongous   2022 Nov 7, 9:34pm  

LONDON, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Russian businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin said on Monday he had interfered in U.S. elections and would continue doing so in future, the first such admission from a figure implicated by Washington in efforts to influence American politics.

In comments posted by the press service of his Concord catering firm on Russia's Facebook equivalent VKontakte, Prigozhin said: "We have interfered (in U.S. elections), we are interfering and we will continue to interfere. Carefully, accurately, surgically and in our own way, as we know how to do.
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10   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2022 Nov 8, 7:01am  

Onvacation says

It was the CIA who coined the term, "conspiracy theorist" to belittle those that questioned the Warren commission.


pretty much all our propaganda comes from doj and corporate. its been that way for a while. and every year its blamed on russia/china/northkorea or whatever boogeyman.
12   fdhfoiehfeoi   2022 Nov 17, 10:42am  

If you needed FTX to confirm that, you have not been paying attention. It's just that now it's right in everyone's face.
13   Eric Holder   2022 Nov 17, 11:22am  

NuttBoxer says


If you needed FTX to confirm that, you have not been paying attention. It's just that now it's right in everyone's face.


Somebody finnally has a proof! Please share! Pretty please with cherry on top!!!
14   EBGuy   2022 Nov 17, 5:03pm  

Eric Holder says

Somebody finnally has a proof! Please share! Pretty please with cherry on top!!!


Will be interesting to see if blockchain forensics turns up anything. Doesn't look like there are any internal memos...

Bankman-Fried often sent work messages that would auto-delete.
“One of the most pervasive failures of the FTX.com business in particular is the absence of lasting records of decision-making. Mr. Bankman-Fried often communicated by using applications that were set to auto-delete after a short period of time, and encouraged employees to do the same.”

From The FTX bankruptcy filings are a doozy. We bring you the highlights.
15   GNL   2022 Nov 17, 8:21pm  

EBGuy says

Mr. Bankman-Fried often communicated by using applications that were set to auto-delete

I've never heard of that. Can this be done with emails?
16   richwicks   2022 Nov 17, 8:57pm  

GNL says


EBGuy says


Mr. Bankman-Fried often communicated by using applications that were set to auto-delete

I've never heard of that. Can this be done with emails?



Not yet...

Really, once you write something, you can't be certain it can be reliably deleted, but this can SORT of be done.

I'm working on a side project for privacy and security. Security is fucking hard, and I'll probably fuck it up, but it's better than what we have now.

You think you have a secure system, and you look for all the attacks on it, only to find out that it can be trivially decoded through some trick you just didn't comprehend. You'd be shocked at the fuckups in security over the years. I'd have to show you an ASCII table, explain how letters are represented with numbers, and THEN explain how WEP worked (and ZIP encryption ONCE worked) to show you how trivially that was defeated.

You have a million eyes looking at it, and there's always a person smarter than you, or more insane than you, that can figure out how you made some mistake. It's super hard to make a really secure system, so you are dependent on books and you can't even trust them.

I have an inherent trust "in the masses" as a result. Although I can sometimes think "the masses" are stupid and insane, I think almost all the time, they are right. They are stupid and insane, but in many instances, I'm more stupid and insane than they are. I have a great trust in the horde.
17   fdhfoiehfeoi   2022 Nov 18, 8:54am  

Eric Holder says

Somebody finnally has a proof! Please share! Pretty please with cherry on top!!!


If a web searching is too taxing for your, I'm sure clicking links aren't in your wheel house either. And reading and researching!?

Not saying you haven't done any of the above for other subjects. Just that in a case like this, anyone who was really interested in knowing, has already done the research.

I've mentioned before, there is a danger to mental health when engaging in cognitive dissonance, especially when the lies you hold onto are so blatant.
19   Karloff   2022 Dec 5, 7:32pm  

Sam Bank-Man
Neel Cash-Carry
Bernie Made-Off

I swear sometimes we're in some sort of matrix simulation and the creators are just screwing with us.
20   ElYorsh   2022 Dec 5, 8:01pm  

Bank-Man FRIED your money. His family just likes to pronounce it differently.
24   Bd6r   2022 Dec 10, 7:16pm  

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Now try covid response and ALL of our state institutions (perhaps except DeSantis but incl TX response and Trump and ALL of democrats)
DD214 says




25   DD214   2022 Dec 11, 4:50am  

Bd6r says

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Now try covid response and ALL of our state institutions (perhaps except DeSantis but incl TX response and Trump and ALL of democrats)
DD214 says


27   Undoctored   2022 Dec 12, 7:51pm  

Karloff says

Sam Bank-Man
Neel Cash-Carry
Bernie Made-Off

I swear sometimes we're in some sort of matrix simulation and the creators are just screwing with us.


After reading Miles Mathis and Clues Forum I have come to agree that yes such “coincidences” and “appropriate” names are intentional but it’s not that we’re in a simulation, it’s just that all these characters on the news are just that, characters. The “creators” are just CIA (or other hidden power) hacks feeding the stories to the media. They control the media, the government, the coroners, and so on. And they have secret agents with fake identities to play the parts. They can get away with any cover story they want. They can invent entire personages and kill them too and no one gets hurt.
29   Patrick   2023 Nov 11, 1:24pm  

https://palexander.substack.com/p/four-los-angeles-sheriffs-officials


Law enforcement officials found four Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department employees dead on Monday and Tuesday, in what officials described as unrelated suicides, according to multiple reports.

The deaths include one retired LASD member and three current members over a 24-hour period, according to KTLA. The first three victims were discovered on Monday, with the first victim being found dead at around 10:30 a.m. in Valencia; a second death was discovered at 12:53 p.m. in Lancaster; and a third death was reported at 5:40 p.m. in Stevenson Ranch. Detectives responded to the fourth victim Tuesday at around 7:30 a.m. in the city of Pomona, KTLA reported.


Four suicides at once?
30   fdhfoiehfeoi   2023 Nov 11, 4:03pm  

Something is going on here, but whatever it is, it's been well obfuscated so far.
32   Patrick   2024 Jan 10, 7:07pm  

https://bioclandestine.substack.com/p/judgment-day-is-coming


You said covid lab-origins and big pharma corruption was a conspiracy theory.

You said Epstein island, Pizzagate, and child sex-trafficking was a conspiracy theory.

You said DEI and Replacement Theory was a conspiracy theory.

You said FBI/DOJ involvement in January 6th was a conspiracy theory.

You said social media censorship and manipulation was a conspiracy theory.

You said Russia winning the war was a conspiracy theory.

At what point do you people accept that you have been wrong about every single thing for nearly a decade? How much longer can you lie to yourselves and continue to perpetuate the great lie?
33   fdhfoiehfeoi   2024 Jan 11, 8:18am  

It's easier to believe in lies than admit you're wrong...
42   Patrick   2024 Mar 1, 8:01am  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/annus-dislosus-friday-march-1-2024


There’s a ‘conspiracy theory’ positing that rap music was a CIA invention. It would not lack precedent. Nearly a decade ago, the Guardian exposed the CIA’s plot to manipulate Cuban society through hip-hop:




Critics will accuse me of conflating the U.S. government-funded NGO USAid with the CIA, but I am only reporting existing, widespread allegations. For example, a 2014 article by Foreign Policy reported that USAid has a history of engaging in intelligence work and meddling in the domestic politics of other countries. Other credible allegations exist that USAid is a CIA front, not to actually aid foreign governments, but to engineer their collapse, which is sort of the opposite of aiding them, if you think about it.

To be perfectly clear: I’m not saying the CIA is now trying to engineer the collapse of America. I’m just implying that.

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