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“Why Scientists Love Chasing Bats. The threat to humans from animal viruses is small. The financial incentive to pretend otherwise is large”/ WSJ

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Finally!! Truth about the bogus Biosecurity Agenda in the mainstream press. Tremendously important.

This article is a repost. It was originally published in The Wall Street Journal

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