Muh Muh Muh My Corona (virus)

What an impact it made too, that “zombie theory” can be found in a mainstream publication, presented as fact.

I like how a single article serves as a “it was ever thus.” Nutjob and marijuana alarmist Alex Berenson next? Clay Travis?

 

Any of you fuckers try NAC for Covid?

I ordered some based on a medical pro advice.

Seems legit?

 

Is a 'zombie' someone who used to be somewhat 'regular' whatever that means and then gots bit/ /infected /whatever and became a zombie marching forward on their zombie mission of whatever to do zombie shit wherever they may roam?

 

goin' great

 

Hiltzik is a columnist in this case, is he not? So it's his opinion.

And he's written about Wuhan previously.

 

Isn't it interesting that having heard so little from Livermore Labs (DoE) before this, or the FBI, we suddenly hear from both in the same week, thanks to Rupert Murdoch?

Hmm.

 

And why privilege these new - and conveniently classified - studies over previous studies?

www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2023/02/28/1160162845/what-does-the-science-say-about-the-origin-of-the-sars-cov-2-pandemic

But at the end of the day, the origin of the pandemic is also a scientific question. Virologists who study pandemic origins are much less divided than the U.S. intelligence community. They say there is "very convincing" data and "overwhelming evidence" pointing to an animal origin.

In particular, scientists published two extensive, peer-reviewed papers in Science in July 2022, offering the strongest evidence to date that the COVID-19 pandemic originated in animals at a market in Wuhan, China. Specifically, they conclude that the coronavirus most likely jumped from a caged wild animal into people at the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market, where a huge COVID-19 outbreak began in December 2019.

 

evenhanded

How did the Covid-19 pandemic begin? We need to investigate all credible hypotheses | Alison Young

 

Every time I hear something from The Hooters, I wonder how they weren’t a bigger deal in the 80s.

 

Eons ago, I had a girlfriend whose job was PR for the Livermore Lab. She said it was the easiest job in the world because "everything's classified, so all I do is tell people no on the telephone. Except at Nobel Prize time. It can get busy then."