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https://twitter.com/johnrobertsFox/status/1256576858923073539ðŸ“
What National/Global impact immediately occurs re: [intel assessment] the virus was [intentionally] released [in coordination w/ [CLAS 1-99]?
How do you prevent a war?
MATTERS OF NATIONAL SECURITY?
Think timing.
Who benefits the most?
Common denominator:
Do you believe Biden would admit to sexual assault simply by asking him?
No?
So why do it [ask]?
Do you believe intel community would admit [DECLAS] foreign adversary intentionally released COVID-19?
No?
So why do it [ask]?
[Jan 15] [D] Impeachment Articles transfer to Senate?
https://thehill.com/homenews/house/478404-house-votes-to-send-impeachment-articles-to-senateðŸ“
[Jan 15] First COVID-19 U.S. case?
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/06/doctor-who-treated-first-us-coronavirus-patient-says-covid-19-has-been-circulating-unchecked-for-weeks.html |
johnrobertsFox tweet: https://archive.fo/sUqIx
A Senior Intelligence Source tells me there is agreement among most of the 17 Intelligence agencies that COVID-19 originated in the Wuhan lab. The source stressed that the release is believed to be a MISTAKE, and was not intentional.
6:30 AM - 2 May 2020
CNBC: Doctor who treated first US coronavirus patient says COVID-19 has been ‘circulating unchecked’ for weeks
PUBLISHED FRI, MAR 6 2020•11:04 AM EST|UPDATED FRI, MAR 6 2020•12:10 PM EST
Berkeley Lovelace Jr. @BERKELEYJR William Feuer @WILLFOIA
https://archive.fo/EQqr4
Dr. Amy Compton-Phillips recalled the day the first U.S. patient infected with COVID-19, a 35-year-old man from Snohomish County in Washington state, had taken a “turn for the worse.â€
“He was day nine in his course and he actually started going downhill, started getting worse,†said Compton-Phillips, chief clinical officer of Providence St. Joseph Health, where the patient was treated.
At first, the patient only had common cold-like symptoms, Compton-Phillips said. But very quickly he began to have shortness of breath and a cough, she said. His X-ray also showed viral pneumonia. He needed supplemental oxygen and had to be put on an experimental antiviral treatment.
The patient has recovered and has been released from the hospital.
Since the patient landed at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on Jan. 15 from the outbreak’s epicenter in Wuhan, China, the virus has spread to at least 75 other people in Washington state, killing 14 in the U.S. so far — 13 in Washington and one in California, according to Johns Hopkins University.
SCREENSHOT: https://postimg.cc/yDsCwjCK |