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Fauci is getting ready to be interviewed. I wish someone would ask him this question: When did America's science community develop a Covid antibody test? 

Follow-up question: Why didn't the Science Community start using this test ASAP as soon as it was developed?

Third question: When did the CDC actually test the first tranche of Red Cross "archived" blood (that was collected Dec. 13-16, 2019)?

We know a PCR Covid test had been developed by mid-January (although it was used only to test a few people who had returned from China). Couldn't our best and brightest scientists have also produced a Covid antibody test by some point in January as well?

I would think antibody tests are used all the time and are not that hard to create. I've found several published papers from Chinese scientists who reference Covid antibody tests they were giving patients in January 2020. 

Congress questioners could nail Fauci on charges of "dereliction of duty" if they could prove scientists intentionally delayed using antibody tests, which of course could be used to provide evidence of "early infections'' - which equates to "early spread." 

The point I'm getting at is that CDC officials could have already tested those early tranches of Red Cross blood days or weeks before they ordered the lockdowns. For all we know, those sera samples had already been tested ... which would mean officials knew evidence of "early spread" already existed .... and they still ordered the lockdowns.

More likely, though, is that they intentionally delayed testing that blood ... probably because they knew what those tests would/might reveal. That tells me some key players in this production knew "early spread" had already happened.

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It also occurs to me that it really wouldn't make sense for the virus to be intentionally released onto the world ... if they were just going to deny that a virus was previously spreading (which is what they did).

This quick thought leads me to conclude any "novel virus" accidentally escaped. They then turned lemons into lemonade when the China announced a new virus to the scientific community on Dec. 31, 2019?

Or, I guess, maybe someone wanted to see how the virus affected people after it had been released/escaped? Even if "they" knew a virus had escaped much earlier than reported, they would have been monitoring hospitals and morgues and funeral homes and would have quickly known their virus wasn't "deadly." I still think that's the most important fact they wanted to cover up and had to cover-up.

They wanted people to think the opposite - that this WAS a very deadly virus. When one starts thinking of all things they would have had to do to to prove that a non-deadly virus WAS "deadly," you get one sinister plot.

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