The New York Times published a column of opinion, claiming that the scientific community “badly seduced” the public in an effort to suppress the theory that Covid-19 came in a laboratory in Wuhan in China, even after his own scientific writer called the “racist” theory.
A piece from March 16, “We were badly misled because of the events that changed our lives“Times columnist and professor of sociology Princeton Zeynep Tufekci, claimed that the scientific community had long doubted the Coid-19 created in the Wahan laboratoryBut deliberately “hid or underestimated the key facts,” mislead the public about the safety measures of the caution of the “scary light” laboratory.
“However, we have since learned that to promote the appearance of consensus, some officials and scientists hid or underrated key facts, seduced at least one journalist, orchestrated campaigns allegedly independent votes, and even compared notes about how to hide their communication to hear the public from the whole story,” Tufekc wrote.
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The New York Times posted a column by claiming that the public was “poorly mislead” about Covid’s origin. (Photo Scott Olson/Getty Images)
The New York Times has not always been so welcomed by the missing of laboratories. 2021, a gray -ladies journalist Mandavilli published on X Yes Laboratory leak theory had “racist roots” And she longed for a time when the public would stop talking about it.
The Sunday Times column detailed in detail how when a group of scientists who were set up to publish an article that denied Laboratory leak theory Privately expressed that they actually consider the theory that is probably true, the official of the World Health Organization Jeremy Farrar gained a phone for a burner In order to arrange meetings with them, Dr. Anthony Fauci and the then National Health Institute Francis Collins.
The group leaned against scientists to move forward with a leakage paper against the laboratory, and Farrar even pressed them to deny the theory of laboratories in stronger expressions after examining early draft work, which was eventually published as the proximal origin of the Sars-Cov-2 in 2020.
Tufekci then described in detail how the chat records found out that scientists had conspired to seduce former journalist Ny Times Donald J. McNeil, younger, when he explored the advice that the Government explored the missing of the lab as possible origin of Covida.
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In the article, they described in detail the efforts to suppress the “Laboratory missing theory”, the idea that Covid was created in a laboratory in Wuhan in China. (Reuters)
“[McNeil is] very credible, but like any journalist may be a misconception [sic]”Paper co -author Robert Garry wrote.
“Don … he pretty much scored, let’s not tell him,” co -author Said Professor Kristian Andersen.
Tufekci further described in detail how a very influential letter denying the theory of leakage of a laboratory published in the prestigious medical magazine Lancet, allegedly signed by a group of independent researchers, was in fact organized by President of Ecohot Peter Daszak. Research company Economy for Ekohealt He was accused of using taxpayers’ funds to investigate a function of function at Wahan Laboratory before the Coid-19 pandemia began.
Top adviser Fauci David Morens wrote to Daszak that the organization has ways to “disappear”, according to the column.
“We are all smart enough to know that they never smokers, without us, we would not put them in the ue -and if we found them, we would delete them,” Morens wrote.
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CIA and the Ministry of Energy since then concluded that the missing of the laboratory was Probably origin Coid-19 virus, although he admitted “weak reliability” with limited data.
Social media users who have long doubted that the scientific community is a misconception in relation to Covid’s origin, they took a circle of victory after reading the Times column.
“It’s good to see Nyt prints this piece – which directly blames, with piles of evidence, a scientific community to actively conspiracy to hide the truth about the covid origin of the laboratory,” writer Jeff Blehar Posted on X.
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Others strayed times for alleged attempts to sweep their own failures in reporting a covid origin under the rug.
“This article is angry. Jeffrey A. Tucker wrote.
