Update on Triangles in Triangles? Fauci, Baric, and Daszak
- Jan Schenk Grosskopf
- Oct 23
- 2 min read
In 2023, I suggested that Ralph Baric should be called to testify in investigations of the Wuhan Lab leak. It also seemed to me that investigators should look into a very contagious virus that swept through the Raleigh, North Carolina, research triangle in late August and September of 2016.
Recently, Dr. Andrew Huff, covid whistleblower, told Tucker Carlson that Dr. Baric’s laboratory in the research triangle, where he conducted gain of function experiments did, indeed, experience a serious virus leak. Huff did not give dates or details.
In 2016, the virus that circulated in the triangle, which may or may not have escaped the lab, was very contagious. It appeared to hit college students to middle-aged people pretty hard, but older people seemed to have an easier time. Students who went to the campus health clinics and people who saw their own doctors were told they had an unidentified virus. I’'m guessing that medical staff performed many nasal swabs during those months, and I’ve often wondered where the DNA from those tests ended up.
Wouldn’t it be a good idea to find out more about the leak, to find the whereabouts of the swabs from 2016 (any university would be remiss not to have studied the DNA on them), and to compare the Covid-19 virus with the virus of 2016?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jwHNHCUROo The entire interview is interesting. For Baric’s leak, go to 29 minutes in.
"Dr. Robert Redfield, former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said in a November 2024 interview that Baric was the “scientific mastermind” behind COVID-19 and that it was intentionally engineered as part of a biodefense program."
For real news and information; good conversation; and community listen to Lee Elci, 6-10 a.m., M-F:
You can hear Tony DeAngelo on Tuesdays and catch him on X and Youtube:
On Wednesdays Red Jahncke talks about politics and - to your joy or sorrow - John LeBoutillier joins Lee to discuss sports and politics.
On Thursdays, Colonel Rob Simmons, former CIA officer, breaks it all down for us.
Hans Despain, Professor of Economics joins in from time to time.
