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DOJ Gives Red Rose to Covid Coverup Actors

  • May 1
  • 2 min read

Letter to Ephesians: Godfather Tony Fauci’s fixer accused of covering up investigations into the Wuhan Flu’s genesis is widely being portrayed by MSM as another Trump vendetta, yet The Morens Indictment “reveals an effort to hide facts about the US role” in the pandemic.

 

That pretty much sums up the WSJ’s op ed suggesting a Covid coverup deserves a deeper dive into what really went on at the NIH, if not the grand jury’s charges themselves. Sayeth the editors: “It will take years for public-health officials to regain the trust they squandered during the pandemic. Charges unveiled by the Justice Department this week against a former adviser to Anthony Fauci for obstructing investigations into the virus’s origins show why. The press is portraying the indictment of former National Institutes of Health official David Morens as political retaliation. That’s hard to square with the facts in the indictment, which say he intentionally sought to obfuscate the NIH role in funding the nonprofit EcoHealth Alliance, which may have contributed to the virus leaking from a Chinese lab.”

 

Never mind the evidence showing NIH giving $8 million in grants to EcoHealth over that infamous period, some of it going to the Wuhan Institute of Virology’s gain-of-function virus experiments. Never mind even how Dr. Fauci from the get-go dismissed the theory that the virus may have leaked from the Wuhan lab. But you’d think everyone still alive after the pandemic wreaked havoc among millions world-wide that they’d take the “red rose” aka DOJ’s indictment seriously. Especially as it reveals how Dr. Morens worried the public & Congress would probe into the healthcare fiasco, then, passionately “sought to protect the NIH, Dr. Fauci & former EcoHealth President Peter Daszak.” Morens will, of course, have his day in court to refute the charges. Expect the DOJ lawyers to advocate just as strongly on behalf of those Covid victims no longer with us.

 

Davd Soul


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