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Lab leak and UK investigation
https://tippinsights.com/the-unholy-nexu...gin-probe/

UK also had a coverup of the likely lab origin of the Wuhan virus.

Interesting stats on a survey of US residents.

Can't believe how many still believe Chinese propaganda and how many believe it was intentional.

"...Even among ordinary Americans, the lab leak theory is gaining acceptance. According to the most recent TIPP Poll, conducted in early December, a plurality (47%) believe the coronavirus was most likely created in a laboratory, up from 44% in May. Almost one-sixth (15%) believe it was caused by animals, while 9% believe it happened naturally. Another 9% attribute it to human living habits, while 20% are unsure.

Two-thirds (67%) of those who believe the virus came from a lab believe it was intentionally released, while 24% think it was accidentally released.

In summary, the combined results are as follows:

31% lab-intentionally released
11% lab-accidentally released
4% lab-not sure intentional or accidental
15% came from animals
9% came about naturally
9% came from human living habits..."
12-18-2021 01:26 PM
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