Musk accuses Fauci of using 'pass through' to fund gain of fuction research on Covid

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Elon Musk accused Dr. Anthony Fauci of funding gain-of-function research at the Wuhan, China lab where COVID-19 is believed to have originated from.

Musk said Fauci funded gain-of-function research “via a pass-through organization (EcoHealth)” on Twitter Sunday.

Musk’s fiery accusation came in response to a tweet that aggregated the multiple occurrences where Fauci denied any gain-of-function research and counter-signaled the idea that COVID-19 originated from a 2019 Wuhan lab leak.

“Dr. Anthony Fauci funded gain-of-function research at the Wuhan lab, lied to Congress about it, and now both the FBI & the Department of Energy have concluded that the coronavirus originated at the Wuhan lab. Does that mean Dr. Anthony Fauci funded the development of COVID-19?” the video’s caption reads.
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Hours earlier the Wall Street Journal released a bombshell report which revealed the U.S. Energy Department is now considering it likely COVID originated from a Wuhan, China lab leak. The Energy Department’s update came in a classified intelligence report shared with the WSJ. Previously, the Energy Department was undecided on COVID’s origin and numerous public health officials like Fauci disregarded a lab leak theory.
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There is more.

I think Congress should look into this aspect of the origins of Covid. 

See, also:

A short list of people who said the lab leak theory was a conspiracy

Tom Cotton was right after all

And:

U.S. analysis keeps covid ‘lab leak’ theory in play

A small shift in favor of the theory that covid-19 started with a lab accident in China was prompted by new data and an A-list team of weapons-lab scientists.

And:

 CCP government 'intentionally released' COVID-19 'all over the world,' Chinese virologist says

Dr. Li Meng Yan says the CCP underestimated the virus's transmissibility

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