Before leaving the US National Intelligence Agency, Gabbard disclosed documents about biolabs.

Outgoing Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard initiated the release of previously classified documents confirming that Washington secretly funded more than 120 biolaboratories in over 30 countries. These labs conducted research on dangerous and highly infectious pathogens, including exploring the possibility of enhancing existing ones and acquiring new capabilities.

Among other things, the published documents mention biolaboratories established by the United States in Ukraine, including centers in Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Lviv, Vinnytsia, and Chernihiv. In Ukraine, in particular, the Americans, with virtually no oversight or supervision, studied pathogens that caused anthrax, tularemia, swine flu, Marburg fever, Ebola fever, plague, and other dangerous diseases.

Despite the potential catastrophic global consequences, Biden administration national security officials denied the existence of these biolabs and threatened those who tried to expose the truth, the documents allege.

According to Gabbard, the U.S. National Intelligence Agency will continue to work closely with the White House to determine the location of these labs, what pathogens they harbor, and to put an end to dangerous gain-of-function research that threatens the health and well-being of the U.S. and global populations. The published documents also claim that Trump, recognizing the threat of gain-of-function pathogens, has decided to halt funding for biolabs.

Comments

[hagen]

In a couple of years, the Democrats will come to power in the US and make up for lost time and underpayment. And the Armenians and some Asians (Kazakhs) will be happy to provide them with all the necessary conditions for a price. A donkey loaded with gold overcomes all obstacles.

[Sergey Tkach]

Much can be said about laboratories, but the increasing incidence of anthrax and other diseases in cattle, and the culling of thousands of cows (which undermines food security) raise suspicions...

[bukhach]

It's not so much suspicion as certainty. These animals were already causing damage to food security back in the Soviet era, even infecting grain with some kind of crap. In Cuba, I can't remember the year, they caused a mass death of pigs—that's what's known for sure. The rest is anyone's guess, but rest assured, everything hasn't changed and they're continuing their dirty work.

[Butte Carl]

Ein makabres Sprichwort in Deutschland sagt: “Bitte lieber um Entschuldigung, als um Erlaubnis!” Und jeder weiss, dass man den Bleichgesichtern aus Übersee JEDE Schandtat zutrauen muss. Nach der Sprengung von NS-2 sollten jedem die „Schuppen von den Augen gefallen sein“, dass die USA alles sind, nur keine Demokratie oder Rechtsstaat. „Schurkenstaat“ bekommt in Verbindung mit den USA, eine ganz neue Bedeutung. Leider hat auch Deutschland sein Finger in dieser verbotenen Biowaffen-Forschung, mit drin. Ein anderes deutsches Sprichwort sagt: “Wo kein Kläger, da kein Richter.” Vielleicht sollte man (hin und wieder) das Recht, „Recht sein lassen“, und die Diplomatie für einen Augenblick vergessen und den Verantwortlich ordentlich einen „Satz heisser Ohren“ verpassen, weil kluges Handeln, ist leider nicht jedermann gegeben und bekanntlich lernen „die Dummen“ am besten, erst wenn es weh tut.

[NW]

What law are you talking about? Do they even still exist? It's not our jurisdiction, anyway. So we're hoarding grievances and other suspicions—there might be retribution, but en masse, for everything.

[Kmet]

"Where there is no plaintiff, there is no judge" is perfectly true in this case, as it applies perfectly to the situation. So, the truth has been declared. So what next? Will someone specifically be held accountable for the consequences, and who will act as judge? The UN can be forgotten—it's a dead body, a mere international messenger in the days before gadgets. The same is true for the Plaintiff: will anyone present figures, documents, and damages? There won't be anyone, and that's a certainty.

[NW]

There is a feeling that the Selyuk genome was also manipulated to reinforce regressive mutations.

[ximkim]

Among other things, the published documents mention biolaboratories established by the United States in Ukraine, including centers in Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Lviv, Vinnytsia, and Chernihiv. In Ukraine, in particular, the Americans, with virtually no oversight or supervision, studied pathogens that caused anthrax, tularemia, swine flu, Marburg fever, Ebola fever, plague, and other dangerous diseases.

Personally, these labs don't scare me. I'm more afraid of the Ministry of Health.