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Wikipedia has now removed DEFUSE from its article on the origins of Covid. Even by Wikipedia’s grotesquely corrupt standards, that is an extraordinary act of historical vandalism. It's like writing about 9/11 while omitting the planes.
(DEFUSE is the 2018 blueprint developed by Peter Daszak and his Wuhan lab collaborators for engineering the exact same kinds of coronavirus features that later appeared in Covid. It is the smokingest of smoking guns.)
Jul 28, 2026 · 12:43 AM UTC
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