To increase Congressional awareness of how dangerous taxpayer-funded animal experiments may have contributed to the Covid-19 pandemic, on Monday, November 8, White Coat Waste Project was proud to host What Really Happened in Wuhan, a congressional staff briefing featuring investigative journalist Sharri Markson and Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA), Ranking Member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
Today at 3:30pm ET I’ll be joining @SharriMarkson and @WhiteCoatWaste to discuss the origins of COVID-19 and what @HouseCommerce has learned so far in our investigation.
Be sure to register below and tune-in to hear what happened in Wuhan. ↓https://t.co/ao5fRT6w6n
— CathyMcMorrisRodgers (@cathymcmorris) November 8, 2021
What Really Happened in Wuhan explored the ‘lab-leak hypothesis’ of Covid-19’s origins. Following opening remarks by WCW VP Justin Goodman, Ms. Markson — whose new book “What Really Happened in Wuhan” inspired the event — spoke about her research into the origins of the virus, documenting China’s extensive efforts to hide information about the virus, and its severity, from the rest of the world. Her compelling research included details about experimenters at the Wuhan animal lab falling ill with Covid-like symptoms long before there was any reporting on the new disease, making the “official” timeline promulgated by China and the WHO extremely dubious.
Additionally, Ms. Markson discussed the NIH’s role in funding dangerous animal experiments, including grants to notorious non-profit EcoHealth Alliance, which subcontracted its risky coronavirus experiments to the Wuhan lab, details of which were first uncovered by WCW. Her presentation discussed EHA’s habitual pattern of dishonesty, including saying that there were no bats in the Wuhan lab, which was conclusively disproved by video evidence she obtained. Finally, Ms. Markson discussed how investigations into the origins of Covid-19 have been hindered by conflicts of interest, while exploring what Congress can do to break the logjam, and to ensure that a pandemic like this will not happen again.
🚨 Curious about what @HouseCommerce has learned about the origins of COVID-19?
Tune-in at 3:30pm to hear E&C Leader @cathymcmorris share more about our investigation with @WhiteCoatWaste. ↓https://t.co/aUbNF7esjR
— Energy & Commerce GOP (@HouseCommerce) November 8, 2021
Congresswoman McMorris Rodgers discussed her committee’s laudable work to investigate the origins of Covid and hold NIH and EcoHealth accountable for funding dangerous experiments and stonewalling Congress. She also discussed documents (obtained by WCW) revealing that NIH staffers raised concerns about the dangers of EHA’s proposed coronavirus experimentation in Wuhan — then allowed it to continue anyway. Finally, Rep. McMorris Rodgers discussed what steps Congress can take in order to obtain the information it needs for inquiries and oversight.
Looking forward to this Congressional briefing alongside @cathymcmorris and @JustinRGoodman 3.30pm-4.30pm ET Monday. https://t.co/KHAVS6Rbec pic.twitter.com/FJkHcFe1Jk
— Sharri Markson (@SharriMarkson) November 7, 2021
When The Australian’s @SharriMarkson set out to investigate what really happened in Wuhan she didn’t envisage she would end up telling US Congress about her findings. https://t.co/3Nwn73KDMJ
— The Australian (@australian) November 7, 2021
Investigative reporter @SharriMarkson has called for an independent, international bipartisan investigation into the origins of Covid-19 at her address to US Congress members on Tuesday https://t.co/OIHnoBSF5v
— The Australian (@australian) November 8, 2021