The Truth About Fauci and Collins Trying to Suppress the COVID Lab Leak Theory

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1. Everyone likely is aware of Fauci and Collins. Among the other scientists named in these emails referenced by Megyn is Jeremy Farrar. Farrar has a very interesting history.

   On a Jan. 31, 2020 phone call to Wall Street managers regarding the virus, Farrar stated:

   “In the 20 or 30 years I’ve been involved in emerging infections,” Jeremy Farrar told the managers on the January 31 call, “I’ve never seen anything that has been as fast or as rapidly moving and dynamic as this has been.”

   The call had its intended effect on the financial markets and investments. At the time there were exactly 6 Covid cases in the US. He was a govt advisor to both the German and British govts and his comments were eerily accurate. Let’s take a closer look at who Farrar is and what role he played in the following months of 2020.

   Sir Jeremy Farrar is the director of the Wellcome Trust. Sir Jeremy also signed the Lancet letter. And he is the Chair of the World Health Organization R&D Blueprint Scientific Advisory Group, which put him in the driver’s seat of the WHO’s Solidarity trial, in which 1000 unwitting subjects were overdosed with hydroxychloroquine in order to sink the use of the drug for Covid. Jeremy had worked in Vietnam, where there was lots of malaria, and he had also been involved with SARS-1 there. He additionally was central in setting up the UK Recovery trial, where 1600 subjects were overdosed with hydroxychloroquine. I think he had some idea of the proper dose of the chloroquine drugs from his experience in Vietnam. But even if he didn’t, Farrar, Fauci and Collins would have learned about such overdoses after Brazil told the world about how they mistakenly overdosed patients in a trial of chloroquine for Covid, published in the JAMA in mid April 2020. Thirty-nine percent of the subjects in Brazil who were given high doses of chloroquine died, average age 50.

   Yet the Solidarity and Recovery hydroxychloroquine trials continued into June, stopping only after their extreme doses were exposed.

   This is from a statement by Dr. Naas, who actually exposed the overdosing in these two trials conducted under Farrar, as well as two other HCQ trials which were also using similar dosing regimens. HCQ is very safe, but it has a tight or small window of safe use, and beyond that safe window, side effects will increasingly occur with increasing dosages. Among these side effects, death can occur at these excessive doses and 500 subjects in the studies under Farrar died.