The Faucci case has become simply stunning , with a smokescreen created by the use of the 5 th amendment against a testimony.
Could we, or should we dig deeper into matters which ultimately be ruled as immaterial?
Factual details already publicly acknowledged relative to this potential case now before a Senate Committee, such as outsourcing bio-labs , or the question of immunological use of viral particles to control epidemics, or the use of such as for other then control purposes?
Some possible hyperbolic premises :
1 that bacteria are benign manifesting a construction of factors benefiting life while others are reconstructive and lower immune systems
2 that such lowering of immunity is a naturally reactive process, reactive to the non peaceful use of science; and it becomes a compensatory agent naturally evolving alongside Darwin’s natural selection; - as it is to parallel processes which simulate a decomposition thereof.
I want to see a movie where the scientists have tinkered around with the gene pool so much that they have manipulated epigenetics and control the reset that happens every generation. Their plausible deniability is the theory of evolution, just like the weather manipulators’ plausible deniability is climate change, and insider traders’ plausible deniability is Leviathan. They realize they made a bunch of changes before they knew what would happen (unintended consequences from irresponsible, unaccountable science). They want to reset all of those changes (and they think they have found a scientific source of “eternal” life that doesn’t actually result in stuff like cancer and Alzheimer’s)—which (not their intention) also resets all immunity globally—before things doom spiral out of control. They use the reset they can shut on and off. It’s like a back door vulnerability they control. However, they’re still reverse engineering and don’t know that there is(/are) a programmer(s) who has(ve) all the backdoors—and they unwittingly play into Their hands. The movie is called Zero Day: Return of Function.