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08-01-2023 02:44 PM |
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Originally Posted by Whitley
(Post 2240656)
It would seem, according to the past head of the CDC, that it's operations have been affected by politics. The former CDC director Robert Redfield accused the former chief White House medical adviser Fauci of sidelining him from conversations about Covid’s origins. When you have a group of people that decide there can only be one point of view, that’s problematic. Redfield went on to say , “And I’ll keep on saying that’s antithetical to science and unfortunately that’s what they did.” The CDC, WHO, FBI, IRS, DOJ, all have taken a hit as far as trust is concerned.
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You are completely altering what Redfield said and completely ignoring what the others who participated said about it. Completely standard operating procedure on one side of the aisle
What Redfield said in his testimony to Congress was that he was not invited to participate in a small group discussion of Covid's origin that Fauci attended. He accused Fauci, without evidence, of excluding him. Fauci has said, confirmed by others, that he, Fauci, did not have any input into the persons at that meeting which was not organized by Fauci.
The meeting had absolutely no relation to operations of the CDC nor the NIH but was a discussion for a publication on the origins of the Covid virus. Fauci simply was invited to attend that discussion. He reports that persons in attendance supported both the animal to human mutation theory and the lab origin theory. Some of the participants wrote an article articulating the evidence favoring the natural origin theory. No science was suppressed. Redfield simply was not part of that discussion group. I guess his feelings were hurt.
Nothing in the world prevented Redfield from publishing any theory he wished to propose with evidence and analysis. There was and is no barrier to open discussion of alternative theories as shown by how both theories continue to have proponents.
Funny how reality differs from some posters suggestions.
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