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we have learned nothing!

I don't think we learned not to trust China, I think "we" knew that back when.  I do think "we" learned some useful things.

I've been warning about China since the day I first started working for a company that was moving production over there.  That was in 1999.

But I don't think the people "running cover" for them, are nearly as dangerous as the ones that believe that China is sort of bad, but it's still okay to run tons of our manufacturing through there.  That's a much larger group, and they're the ones that are largely in control of the decision making.

I think it important to know if this was bioengineered, at all.  Maybe the release was accidental, OK that can happen.

according to an investigation by journalists Michael Shellenberger and Matt Taibbi published on the Substack newsletter Public.

The three scientists were researching “gain-of-function” experiments with the virus — which increases its infectiousness and makes pathogens stronger in order to better understand their dangers — when they became sick in the fall of 2019, multiple US government officials reportedly told the journalists.

The new details were revealed about four months after FBI Director Christopher Wray said the bureau believes that the horrific COVID-19 virus responsible for millions of deaths likely originated from an accidental outbreak at a Chinese lab.

“The FBI has for quite some time now assessed that the origins of the pandemic are most likely a potential lab incident in Wuhan, China,” Wray said in an interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier.

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Who are the government officials?
Most likely potential?  or do we really know??

multiple US government officials reportedly told the journalists.

Either they did or they didn't.  Everything I read of this ilk has some qualifier attached, nothing first hand and direct.

government official = expert