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hello lazarus, re <<Wuhan ... you gotta click to the tweet to see all the images>>, am keeping an agnostically open mind, still, but somethings seem wrong, and that USAID, the alleged 'criminal organization' per DOGE Minister Musk backed up by the POTUS Trump is in the middle of the kernel at the core of the reveals
If true, must entail the doings of a whole lot of perps filled with exceedingly bad water
Did you know that USAID, using YOUR tax dollars, funded bioweapon research, including COVID-19, that killed millions of people?
Did you know that USAID, using YOUR tax dollars, funded bioweapon research, including COVID-19, that killed millions of people? https://t.co/YVwyKA7ifs
The doubt in my mind is why did Victoria ‘f*ck the EU’ (Nuland) not simply lie, and end the exchange with Rubio with, “No, there are not labs working on germs”
Love watching the two, they go well together
perhaps Rubio now better positioned to get some answers
maybe Nuland needs to explain herself more fully
Ukraine has "biological research facilities," says Undersecretary of State Victoria Nuland, when asked by Sen Rubio if Ukraine has biological or chemical weapons, and says she's worried Russia may get them. But she says she's 100% sure if there's a biological attack, it's Russia. pic.twitter.com/uo3dHDMfAS
Indian military believes that the U.S. Center for Disease Control in Atlanta was involved in the 1994 plague in the Indian city of Surat which killed 52 people and close to a quarter of the city’s citizens fled the area for fear of being quarantined. Even the origin of 1994 plague is mired in controversy to this day.
