[NWFree]

If they monitored they might be held responsible

[cgbg]

They are focused on saving the planet by reducing carbon emissions—so if they kill a few hundred million folks around the world it is mission accomplished!

[Liaison]

The results only mattered. they could not really give a &&”@. The hid their experiments through cutouts. This was done so they could tell investigators with a straight face they had nothing to do with sketchy and deadly research to avoid personal consequences and then ask Congress for more funds for them and their cronies.

[Mark]

bkmk

[lightman]

CDC,NIH FDA,HHS....

...time to DRAIN the Alphabet soup bowel.

Spelling intentional because they are FOS.

[BenLurkin]

Covid Pitch Meeting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BepDADNtJA

[TigersEye]

There should be consequences.

[DSH]

Hardly a "bombshell" here in 2023. This was known -- by those paying attention at least -- in 2020.

The OIG's involvement now is paint-by-numbers governmental CYA. No one will be held accountable, and, more to the point, nothing will change going forward. That's how these things work. To think otherwise is the height of naivete, or perhaps just simple ignorance.

The only question that emerges from this is, why do people still trust their government? About anything? What could possibly be more foolish?

[immadashell]

The IG’s audit found a lack of oversight by the NIH and EcoHealth not only at the Chinese facility, but also in other labs that received these government grants.

I certainly would like to have the other labs identified so that someone could keep tabs on what is going on.!

[RoosterRedux]

All science, in the U.S. and around the world, is shot to hell because those funding research insert biases into the research they fund. Sometimes it is even well-meaning, but bias is the enemy of science.

If a scientist sets out to prove or disprove something, confirmation bias will cause their minds to look at the evidence which supports their bias and disregard evidence that doesn't. It's just human nature and, unfortunately, we are blind to it in this case.

Bottom line: Science must be conducted with the sole aim of seeking the truth by following the evidence, wherever it may lead.

[C210N]