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Questioning Fauci during a Senate Health Committee hearing on Tuesday about the government's coronavirus response, Sen. Paul (R) implied that Fauci lied to Congress in May when he said that the National Institute of Health (NIH) did not fund so-called 'gain-of-function' research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China, believed by many to be the source of the coronavirus pandemic.
"I have never lied before the Congress, and I do not retract that statement," Fauci replied.
Paul presented a 2015 academic paper that asserts such research did take place at the Wuhan lab, and was partly funded by the NIH. One US scientist has reviewed the paper and concluded that the research within "seemed to meet the definition of gain-of-function," — but that it did not lead to the creation of the novel coronavirus. The term 'gain-of-function' refers to modifying and increasing the transmissibility of animal viruses to better study their effect on humans.
The Kentucky Republican lawmaker said Fauci "should be punished."
Hannity said:
"You kicked off your questioning of Dr. Fauci, emphasizing federal law makes lying to Congress a felony punishable by up to five years in prison. Is it your belief based on the evidence, Senator, that he lied before Congress and broke the law?"Paul replied:
"Yes, and I will be sending a letter to the Department of Justice asking for a criminal referral because he has lied to Congress. We have scientists that were lined up by the dozens to say that the research he was funding was gain-of-function. He's doing this because he has a self-interest to cover his tracks and to cover his connection to Wuhan lab. Now, does he deserve all the blame? No, there's still some conjecture as to whether or not it came from the lab. But he's lying about whether or not he funded gain-of-function research, and yes, he should be punished."
Comment: Unintimidated by Fauci's grandstanding, Paul doubles down:
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Paul has maintained that a 2015 paper about bat coronaviruses co-authored by Dr. Shi Zhengli, a Wuhan Institute of Virology researcher known as the "bat woman" for her work on the topic, represents proof that the NIH financed research increasing the transmissibility and virulence of viruses.
Paul said Tuesday night:"Gain-of-function research is defined by the NIH. We read the definition to him. It's when you take an animal virus and you make it more transmissible or more dangerous, or more likely to cause a disease in humans. So we presented a paper from the Wuhan Institute, by Dr. Shi, where she took viruses, combined two viruses, that were not infectious in humans and made them infectious in humans ... and all Dr. Fauci could do was sputter, call me a liar, but he never, at any point in time, did he address the facts that we laid out - that the money he was giving to Wuhan was indeed for gain of function."The theory that the coronavirus leaked from the Wuhan Institute of Virology rather than jumping naturally from animals to humans, once dismissed as fringe, has gained traction in recent months.
Earlier this week, CNN reported that an increasing number of top Biden administration officials back the so-called "lab leak theory," though opinion remains split with the zoonotic theory. In May, President Biden ordered the intelligence community to conduct a 90-day review of all evidence related to the origins of the pandemic.
Scientists who are skeptical of chief White House medical adviser Anthony Fauci's proclamations about the coronavirus pandemic don't want to go public with their concerns for fear it will affect their funding, Sen. Rand Paul claimed Tuesday.
"He's been there for 40 years, probably 39 years too long, but he controls all the funding, so people are deathly afraid of him," Paul told "Fox News Primetime" of Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) since 1984."I get letters from scientists all the time. You can find them. They're very distrustful of what he's saying. They don't think he's making sense. They don't think he's reading the science accurately, but they're afraid to speak out because many of them are university scientists and they depend on NIH [National Institutes of Health] funds, and to cross him means it's the last money you'll ever get."Paul is among Fauci's most fervent critics on Capitol Hill.
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In the 90's, Dr. Antonietta Gatti discovered the relationship between micro- and nano-particles as well as a great number of pathologies: cardiovascular diseases, many forms of cancer, multiple neurological diseases, and autoimmune diseases. She's taken part in many international research projects, including the pathologies induced by depleted uranium, waste incineration, food polluted with inorganic particles, and more.
Currently, she is the coordinator of the Italian Institute of Technology's Project of Nanoecotoxicology, called INESE.
She is also a selected expert of the FAO/WHO for the safety in nanotechnological food, a Member of the NANOTOX Cluster of the European Commission, the author of a book titled Nanopathology: the health impact of nanoparticles, she's on the Editorial Board of Journal of Biomaterials Applications and is a member of the CPCM of the Italian Ministry of Defense.
Furthermore, she and her husband Dr. Stefano Montanari founded a laboratory called Nano-diagnostics for the evaluation of the pathological tissues of patients. It's presently at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy.
Recently, the Italian police raided their home, the police took all digital assets that were owned by the the two nanopathologists, including laptops, computers, and flash-drives - basically years of work and research.
Comment: The confiscation of these experts' work in 2018 reveals that 'the suppression of information on the dangers of vaccines' has been an ongoing subterfuge by those now cultivating the public to obey and accept 'the program'. How diabolical? We will surely and shortly find out.
Some regional observers, particularly those in India, have wondered whether the 1990s-era Afghan Civil War dynamic of a regional proxy war can be replicated in the current context. This view was recently expressed by the South China Morning Post's Pranay Sharma, a New Delhi-based independent journalist, in his article for that publication on July 16th about how "India's worries over Taliban in Afghanistan fuels talk of revived 'Northern Alliance' with Iran, Russia". Although the experts that he interviewed were sceptical about this scenario, the very fact that it's being discussed shows that there's still some interest in exploring such a possibility. Any move in that direction, however, is unlikely to make much of a difference in shaping the on-the-ground situation.
The "Northern Alliance" of that former era was supported by India, Iran, and Russia, yet the Taliban surprised many by taking over much of Northern Afghanistan in the past few weeks. They've also expanded their presence along other borders as well, including the Iranian one. This pre-emptively thwarted the possibility of foreign actors providing sustained military support to any potential proxies there. They could of course still airlift such aid into the country, but it's costlier and more conspicuous. Even in that case, however, such efforts would probably only be undertaken by India, not Iran, and certainly not Russia.
The former president said of McConnell in an interview published by Vanity Fair on Monday:
"He's a stupid person. I don't think he's smart enough. I tried to convince Mitch McConnell to get rid of the filibuster, to terminate it, so that we would get everything, and he was a knucklehead and he didn't do it."McConnell, the former Senate majority leader, was far from being the only target of Trump's ire in the interview, which took place in March at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida and was done for a book by two Washington Post journalists. Former Vice President Mike Pence and Attorney General Bill Barr also took fire, as Trump faulted them for failing to stop what he called "the greatest fraud ever perpetrated in this country" - Biden's victory in the 2020 presidential election.
Speaking on Wednesday, foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said that the Chinese people had delivered a clear message in signing a petition, created by state-run news agency The Global Times, calling for a World Health Organization (WHO) investigation into the Fort Detrick biolab.
"In less than five days, about five million people participated. The rising numbers represent the aspirations of the Chinese people and show their anger at some people in the US for political manipulation through the issue of traceability," he stated.

Viktor Orban, Hungary's prime minister, speaks to journalists as he arrives at a European Union (EU) leaders meeting in Brussels, Belgium, on June 24, 2021
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Senate Armed Services Chair Jack Reed looks on during a hearing on Capitol Hill, April 29, 2021 in Washington, D.C.
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Comment: Diversity, equity, and inclusion! The only way the Empire can keep its war machine running.
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Comment: Gain of function...it is or it isn't. Fauci did not qualify his retort. He shot verbal bullets knowing this would be the dominant press clip, regardless if Paul was right or not.
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Rand Paul: I will be seeking a criminal referral against Fauci for lying to Congress