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Fauci Is In DEEP DOO DOO

Fauci Is In DEEP DOO DOO


Finally, Doctor Fauci is in DEEP Doo Doo given that an NIH executive confessed on Wednesday that the US-funded “gain of function” research study in Wuhan, China by means of EcoHealth Alliance – led at the hand of the questionable Peter Daszak, “failed to report” that these experts had created a chimerical bat coronavirus that could possibly contaminate human beings.

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