Government finally releases COVID documents. What they omitted is even more suspicious

To be clear, the animal torture I’m referring to here is best known as gain-of-function research, which has become a hotly contested matter during COVID-19. The practice was banned under Obama from 2014-2017, but the NIH was still using tax dollars to covertly fund it anyways.

It involves practices like injecting animals like bats or mice to develop human-like lungs with “supercharged strains of coronaviruses and other pathogens to make them more contagious and deadly to humans.”

Given the stakes, you would think only madmen would not be rushing for answers and policy curtails that would prevent such a disaster from ever taking place again.

But, alas, our government is run by mostly madmen and many are still working in lockstep to block these details from the public.

The Director of National Intelligence finally released some of the documents pertaining to this matter this week, albeit after several states introduced resolutions demanding investigations, Congress provided a deadline demanding the release, and Senator Paul swore to block all nominations until the intelligence was handed over.