SO MUCH more to this. The missing link, that absolutely NO ONE is talking about, is a paper presented to NATURE in 2015! It was presented by Shi Zhengli, on behalf of her team at the Wuhan Lab. It was available on the internet, up until sometime in March, 2020. Long story short, I believe I was exposed to SARSCoV2, and was 'sick' for about 3 weeks. Had many of the weird symptoms which I reported to my husband. We travelled by air, Dec 18, 2019 from Burbank to San Jose, then Dec 25, 2019 to Denver, where I experienced the worst of the symptoms. Blamed my difficulties on the change in altitude. (True, I will bet my oxygen levels were pretty low, but no one was looking for that sort of think outside of an emergency room visit). All of this peaked my curiosity. I have a microbio background and some experience with histopathology. POINT? I knew what I was reading for the most part, at 75, KNEW this WAS very important, but only bookmarked it. Tried to pull it up sometime later, the first time, the message said it had been edited because too many people had misunderstood it, and shortly thereafter, it had COMPLETELY disappeared from the universe. Contacted NATURE to see if I could obtain a copy, they said 'No, the authors have requested it be removed from ALL their files, as though it had never existed. The paper was a veritable blueprint for how the virus was constructed and the problems they had to overcome. Also detailed the effects of the virus on the humanized mice, including all the micro and macro clotting, heart and lung inflammation and destruction, as well as massive organ failure. It is hard for me to believe that NO ONE made a copy or downloaded it. Do you know anything about this? Beware that they have inserted another paper in approximately that space which is unrelated to the one that I read. Zhengli also thanked Dr. Fauci at the end for all his help. (She did thank others as well.)
Did the CEO of Moderna resign last week, delete his Twitter feed and sell his stock?
Sometimes the headlines are misleading.
"https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2022/02/18/fact-check-posts-mislead-moderna-ceo-twitter-account-stock-sales/6803417001/"
Wow
SO MUCH more to this. The missing link, that absolutely NO ONE is talking about, is a paper presented to NATURE in 2015! It was presented by Shi Zhengli, on behalf of her team at the Wuhan Lab. It was available on the internet, up until sometime in March, 2020. Long story short, I believe I was exposed to SARSCoV2, and was 'sick' for about 3 weeks. Had many of the weird symptoms which I reported to my husband. We travelled by air, Dec 18, 2019 from Burbank to San Jose, then Dec 25, 2019 to Denver, where I experienced the worst of the symptoms. Blamed my difficulties on the change in altitude. (True, I will bet my oxygen levels were pretty low, but no one was looking for that sort of think outside of an emergency room visit). All of this peaked my curiosity. I have a microbio background and some experience with histopathology. POINT? I knew what I was reading for the most part, at 75, KNEW this WAS very important, but only bookmarked it. Tried to pull it up sometime later, the first time, the message said it had been edited because too many people had misunderstood it, and shortly thereafter, it had COMPLETELY disappeared from the universe. Contacted NATURE to see if I could obtain a copy, they said 'No, the authors have requested it be removed from ALL their files, as though it had never existed. The paper was a veritable blueprint for how the virus was constructed and the problems they had to overcome. Also detailed the effects of the virus on the humanized mice, including all the micro and macro clotting, heart and lung inflammation and destruction, as well as massive organ failure. It is hard for me to believe that NO ONE made a copy or downloaded it. Do you know anything about this? Beware that they have inserted another paper in approximately that space which is unrelated to the one that I read. Zhengli also thanked Dr. Fauci at the end for all his help. (She did thank others as well.)
Well done! Keep digging, please!