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>>codech+(OP)
Another pretty good article, certainly higher quality than you'd consider given the source[0]. What switch flipped to make all these come out right now?

[0]: https://www.newsweek.com/exclusive-how-amateur-sleuths-broke...

>>ctoth+m7
There were a bunch of things in the past month or so that flipped the pandemic narratives in general, I'm thinking that made people start to question the rest. Here's some others:

* A Wired article detailed how the whole basis for social distancing and masking was wrong, based on two unrelated facts that got mixed together 60 years ago: https://www.wired.com/story/the-teeny-tiny-scientific-screwu...

* Texas and Florida eliminated not just lockdowns but also all mask usage and the predicted spike in cases didn't happen.

* Fauci was caught lying to Congress about funding gain-of-function research.

* And probably the most direct trigger for this topic, Buzzfeed got and released Fauci's emails through a FoIA request just a couple days ago, which among other things revealed that he was warned about it possibly being a lab leak right at the beginning of the pandemic.