Bobby. wrote on Mar 13
th, 2025 at 10:49pm:
KangAnon wrote on Mar 13
th, 2025 at 10:44pm:
Until you can show you understand what "evidence" means you really shouldn't be using that word.
I posted:
eye witness accounts,
Without corroborating evidence, that's meaningless, especially given the source of the claims.
Quote:results of the gene sequencing of Covid-19 showing that it
has sequences of 5 other viruses spliced into it - including HIV AIDS.
The conclusion you've reached from that isn't supported by the sequencing alone. It's misleading and demonstrates a misunderstanding of how viral genetics work. Genetic similarity does not imply artificial splicing. You'd need to post evidence of that before being able to make that claim, which you haven't.
Quote:A great deal of circumstantial evidence including China
blocking a proper WHO inquiry -
they even put sanctions on us when ScoMo dared to ask for that.
It's not a good look for them and it does seem like they have something they're trying to hide, but that doesn't reveal what it is.
It could be a thousand other things. At best you've posted things that, assuming the information is legitimate which is a big assumption, make it plausible that "could" have come from a lab, but you've yet to show any evidence that proves that over all the other possibilities.
And that's not limited to you or this thread, that's the current consensus. There is no proof of either natural or lab leak. We just don't know.
Quote:the list goes on -
don't ask me to summarise 118 pages.
None of this is new, we've been through this before, multiple times.
You're tilting at windmills, drowning in a sea of your own verbosity without ever landing on anything conclusive. You claim to have proven a lab leak or a bioweapons program, yet your argument relies on selectively ignoring inconvenient evidence, brushing aside equally, if not more, plausible explanations, and treating circumstantial tidbits as though they are irrefutable fact.
It's not good enough.
I don’t need a rehash of the pages upon pages of tenuous speculation, you’ve flooded this discussion with it already. And let's not forget the sheer volume of spam that had to be cleared just to keep things readable. Your approach is the very definition of quantity over quality, throwing mountains of half-baked assertions at the wall and hoping something sticks.
If you're here to confirm what you already believe rather than seek the truth, then don’t mistake that for proving anything at all.