| From | Anthony Bellotti <[email protected]> |
| Subject | WHO finally acknowledged this theory... |
| Date | July 21, 2022 10:35 PM |
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Dear Taxpayer,
Enclosed is a new op-ed I co-wrote with Rep. Buddy Carter about the dangers of
funding gain-of-function animal tests.
In April 2020, White Coat Waste Project (WCW) shocked the world when we became
the very first group to expose — and end — Fauci’s payout for wasteful,
taxpayer-funded animal testing by white coats at the Wuhan Lab.
Many knew back then the risks involved with gain-of-function research and the
likelihood that the cruel animal tests American taxpayers were funding in Wuhan
caused the COVID-19 pandemic (lab leaks happen alarmingly often).
But our campaign to expose the truth and prevent another pandemic was written
off by the mainstream media and Fauci himself as “disinformation.” Major tech
companies even censored our ads.
Now, more than two years later, the World Health Organization (WHO) has finally
acknowledged the lab leak theory, and I am eager to share my thoughts with you.
So please, read on – our latest op-ed featured in Newsweek.
Thanks,
AB
Anthony Bellotti
President & Founder
White Coat Waste Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OP-ED: WE MUST STOP FUNDING DANGEROUS ANIMAL TESTS AT HOME AND ABROAD
[[link removed]]
Originally published
[[link removed]] as a Newsweek Op-Ed.
More than two years after the start of the coronavirus pandemic, the World
Health Organization ( WHO [[link removed]] ) has finally acknowledged that a leak from a U.S. taxpayer-funded animal lab
in Wuhan, China, may have unleashed COVID-19 on the world. In its June 2022 report
[[link removed]] , the WHO stated that the “lab leak hypothesis” merited “further
investigations.”
[[link removed]]
It’s about time.
Let’s rewind. For years, leading scientists—as well as intelligence experts,
including the Federal Bureau of Investigation—have raised the possibility that
dangerous coronavirus gain-of-function experiments involving bats and humanized
mice, funded by Anthony Fauci
[[link removed]] ‘s white coats at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases,
accidentally spread the virus from inside the Wuhan Institute of Virology
[[link removed]] . This theory was written off as “disinformation” by the left-wing media,
social media outlets, and Fauci himself.
[[link removed]]
After the WHO’s report, those who fought for proper acknowledgment of the lab
leak theory can’t help but feel vindicated; yet definitively proving the origins
of COVID-19 may prove difficult, if not impossible.
China did not take kindly to the WHO’s new report, calling
[[link removed]] the lab leak theory “a lie concocted by anti-China forces for political
purposes.” This is important because cooperation between the WHO and the Chinese
Communist Party would be necessary for any in-depth investigation into the
origins of the virus. After over two years of stonewalling and obfuscation, that
cooperation is unlikely.
But even if investigators can never conclusively determine the origins of the
COVID-19, this report proved that gain-of-function research is dangerous and
must be stopped in the interest of protecting public health.
Gain-of-function research—intentionally engineering viruses to be stronger and
more transmissible—is inherently dangerous. Records show that the Fauci-funded
Wuhan lab engineered bat coronaviruses to be 10,000 times stronger
[[link removed]] than their natural counterparts, severely sickening and killing the animals
infected in the experiments.
We’ve known about these risks for years. From 2014 to 2017, a federal moratorium
on funding for gain-of-function research was in place following a series of lab
leaks in the U.S. and China. The funding ban was lifted in 2017, reportedly
[[link removed]] at the behest of Anthony Fauci, with little to no input from the White House.
Three years later, the world shut down due to COVID-19.
[[link removed]]
Every corner of the country was affected by the pandemic and Congress [[link removed]] must act to reduce the chance of it happening again. The bipartisan Pausing
Enhanced Pandemic Pathogen Research Act would freeze National Institutes of
Health (NIH) funding for dangerous gain-of-function research for five years.
This would give Congress and the executive branch an opportunity to revisit
research guardrails and allow labs time to enhance their biosecurity, limiting
the possibility of future lab leaks and accidents.
[[link removed]]
Congress must also rein in the NIH’s wasteful spending on international animal
experiments. White Coat Waste Project (WCW)—which first uncovered Fauci’s
funding for the Wuhan animal lab back in April 2020—has revealed
[[link removed]] that 353 labs in 57 foreign countries, including more than 30 in Russia and
China, are eligible to receive American taxpayer dollars from the NIH for animal
experiments. WCW recently found that in 2021, over half a million dollars
[[link removed]] were shipped to a Kremlin-run lab in Russia, where it was used on ghoulish and
cruel experiments on cats.
A majority of Americans
[[link removed]] , Democrats [[link removed]] and Republicans
[[link removed]] alike, are opposed to funding our adversaries’ animal labs. The Accountability
in Foreign Animal Research Act, which we’re both supporting, would prevent
taxpayer money from being wasted on animal experiments in countries officially
deemed “foreign adversaries,” like China and Russia. It is a common-sense
proposition (to everyone except the white coats at the NIH, it seems), and one
Congress should swiftly adopt.
There is no way to legislate our way out of future pandemics, but that doesn’t
mean we should continue tempting fate. As America still grapples with the vast
social, political, and economic repercussions of the coronavirus pandemic, it is
critical to put some common-sense guardrails on dangerous animal experiments and
stop funding our enemies with our citizens’ money. Future generations will be
grateful for our restraint.
[[link removed]]
Buddy Carter is the U.S Representative for Georgia’s First Congressional
District. Anthony Bellotti is the founder and president of White Coat Waste
Project, a 3-million-member taxpayer watchdog group.
The views expressed in this article are the writers’ own.
TAKE ACTION!
The House Appropriations Committee recently passed WCW-backed language to end
taxpayer funding to ALL white coats in China and Russia. 32 foreign animal labs will be cut off – including the Wuhan Lab! The bill now heads to the entire House of Representatives for a vote, then to
the Senate, then to the President’s desk.
We need your help to ensure this critically important language remains intact
throughout the legislative process! Please contact Congress and urge them to investigate and defund the Wuhan
Animal Lab.
[[link removed]]
CONTACT CONGRESS
[[link removed]] To stop taxpayer-funded animal tests, we must first stop the $20 billion+ in
wasteful government spending.
We find, expose, and de-fund wasteful government spending on animal experiments.
To change public policy, we unite liberty lovers and animal lovers with
hard-hitting investigations and public policy campaigns.
DONATE
[[link removed]]Stop the Money.
Stop the Madness.
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Contributions are tax-deductible.
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Read my latest op-ed I co-wrote with Rep. Buddy Carter below. To receive fewer
emails from White Coat Waste Project, update your preferences here.
[[link removed]]
[[link removed]]
Dear Taxpayer,
Enclosed is a new op-ed I co-wrote with Rep. Buddy Carter about the dangers of
funding gain-of-function animal tests.
In April 2020, White Coat Waste Project (WCW) shocked the world when we became
the very first group to expose — and end — Fauci’s payout for wasteful,
taxpayer-funded animal testing by white coats at the Wuhan Lab.
Many knew back then the risks involved with gain-of-function research and the
likelihood that the cruel animal tests American taxpayers were funding in Wuhan
caused the COVID-19 pandemic (lab leaks happen alarmingly often).
But our campaign to expose the truth and prevent another pandemic was written
off by the mainstream media and Fauci himself as “disinformation.” Major tech
companies even censored our ads.
Now, more than two years later, the World Health Organization (WHO) has finally
acknowledged the lab leak theory, and I am eager to share my thoughts with you.
So please, read on – our latest op-ed featured in Newsweek.
Thanks,
AB
Anthony Bellotti
President & Founder
White Coat Waste Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OP-ED: WE MUST STOP FUNDING DANGEROUS ANIMAL TESTS AT HOME AND ABROAD
[[link removed]]
Originally published
[[link removed]] as a Newsweek Op-Ed.
More than two years after the start of the coronavirus pandemic, the World
Health Organization ( WHO [[link removed]] ) has finally acknowledged that a leak from a U.S. taxpayer-funded animal lab
in Wuhan, China, may have unleashed COVID-19 on the world. In its June 2022 report
[[link removed]] , the WHO stated that the “lab leak hypothesis” merited “further
investigations.”
[[link removed]]
It’s about time.
Let’s rewind. For years, leading scientists—as well as intelligence experts,
including the Federal Bureau of Investigation—have raised the possibility that
dangerous coronavirus gain-of-function experiments involving bats and humanized
mice, funded by Anthony Fauci
[[link removed]] ‘s white coats at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases,
accidentally spread the virus from inside the Wuhan Institute of Virology
[[link removed]] . This theory was written off as “disinformation” by the left-wing media,
social media outlets, and Fauci himself.
[[link removed]]
After the WHO’s report, those who fought for proper acknowledgment of the lab
leak theory can’t help but feel vindicated; yet definitively proving the origins
of COVID-19 may prove difficult, if not impossible.
China did not take kindly to the WHO’s new report, calling
[[link removed]] the lab leak theory “a lie concocted by anti-China forces for political
purposes.” This is important because cooperation between the WHO and the Chinese
Communist Party would be necessary for any in-depth investigation into the
origins of the virus. After over two years of stonewalling and obfuscation, that
cooperation is unlikely.
But even if investigators can never conclusively determine the origins of the
COVID-19, this report proved that gain-of-function research is dangerous and
must be stopped in the interest of protecting public health.
Gain-of-function research—intentionally engineering viruses to be stronger and
more transmissible—is inherently dangerous. Records show that the Fauci-funded
Wuhan lab engineered bat coronaviruses to be 10,000 times stronger
[[link removed]] than their natural counterparts, severely sickening and killing the animals
infected in the experiments.
We’ve known about these risks for years. From 2014 to 2017, a federal moratorium
on funding for gain-of-function research was in place following a series of lab
leaks in the U.S. and China. The funding ban was lifted in 2017, reportedly
[[link removed]] at the behest of Anthony Fauci, with little to no input from the White House.
Three years later, the world shut down due to COVID-19.
[[link removed]]
Every corner of the country was affected by the pandemic and Congress [[link removed]] must act to reduce the chance of it happening again. The bipartisan Pausing
Enhanced Pandemic Pathogen Research Act would freeze National Institutes of
Health (NIH) funding for dangerous gain-of-function research for five years.
This would give Congress and the executive branch an opportunity to revisit
research guardrails and allow labs time to enhance their biosecurity, limiting
the possibility of future lab leaks and accidents.
[[link removed]]
Congress must also rein in the NIH’s wasteful spending on international animal
experiments. White Coat Waste Project (WCW)—which first uncovered Fauci’s
funding for the Wuhan animal lab back in April 2020—has revealed
[[link removed]] that 353 labs in 57 foreign countries, including more than 30 in Russia and
China, are eligible to receive American taxpayer dollars from the NIH for animal
experiments. WCW recently found that in 2021, over half a million dollars
[[link removed]] were shipped to a Kremlin-run lab in Russia, where it was used on ghoulish and
cruel experiments on cats.
A majority of Americans
[[link removed]] , Democrats [[link removed]] and Republicans
[[link removed]] alike, are opposed to funding our adversaries’ animal labs. The Accountability
in Foreign Animal Research Act, which we’re both supporting, would prevent
taxpayer money from being wasted on animal experiments in countries officially
deemed “foreign adversaries,” like China and Russia. It is a common-sense
proposition (to everyone except the white coats at the NIH, it seems), and one
Congress should swiftly adopt.
There is no way to legislate our way out of future pandemics, but that doesn’t
mean we should continue tempting fate. As America still grapples with the vast
social, political, and economic repercussions of the coronavirus pandemic, it is
critical to put some common-sense guardrails on dangerous animal experiments and
stop funding our enemies with our citizens’ money. Future generations will be
grateful for our restraint.
[[link removed]]
Buddy Carter is the U.S Representative for Georgia’s First Congressional
District. Anthony Bellotti is the founder and president of White Coat Waste
Project, a 3-million-member taxpayer watchdog group.
The views expressed in this article are the writers’ own.
TAKE ACTION!
The House Appropriations Committee recently passed WCW-backed language to end
taxpayer funding to ALL white coats in China and Russia. 32 foreign animal labs will be cut off – including the Wuhan Lab! The bill now heads to the entire House of Representatives for a vote, then to
the Senate, then to the President’s desk.
We need your help to ensure this critically important language remains intact
throughout the legislative process! Please contact Congress and urge them to investigate and defund the Wuhan
Animal Lab.
[[link removed]]
CONTACT CONGRESS
[[link removed]] To stop taxpayer-funded animal tests, we must first stop the $20 billion+ in
wasteful government spending.
We find, expose, and de-fund wasteful government spending on animal experiments.
To change public policy, we unite liberty lovers and animal lovers with
hard-hitting investigations and public policy campaigns.
DONATE
[[link removed]]Stop the Money.
Stop the Madness.
[[link removed]]
[[link removed]] [[link removed]] [[link removed]] [[link removed]] [[link removed]]
PO Box 26029
Washington, DC 20001
White Coat Waste Project is a 501(c)(3) bipartisan coalition.
Contributions are tax-deductible.
Unsubscribe
[[link removed]] Paid for by
The White Coat Waste Project, INC.
EIN 46-0856543
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