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China says it backs WHO in tracing COVID-19, denounces U.S. 'lies'

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5 hours ago, tingtong09 said:

Please read & share. The Corona Virus on bats research project was a US project (NIH). it started 2014 and ended 2019. it was outsourced to Wuhan because this kind of research is illegal in the US. please read all details in Desktopmode. please download the site. payments went directly to the bio lab in Wuhan. 

https://projectreporter.nih.gov/project_info_details.cfm?aid=8674931&icde=49588715 

Come on! There is no tweet from Trump about it, so it's not part of Trumpers' evoked alternative reality.

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