Interview · moment 21 of 24
Is Coronavirus a Bioweapon? Questioning the Narrative
from #196 - Whitney Webb | The Tim Dillon Show · #196
4 min
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Whitney cautions against the man-made/natural bioweapon narrative comparing it to Iraq WMD claims, noting US-funded research ties to the Wuhan lab, and pivots into government plans to use public health fears to expand surveillance powers like Bill Barr's pre-crime DEEP program.
- Tim compares the inaccurate coronavirus narrative to weapons of mass destruction justifications for war.
- Evidence cited for a Chinese bioweapon was actually funded by both Chinese and US government organizations, including research at the Wuhan lab connected to Fort Dietrich.
- People claiming the virus is exclusively a Chinese bioweapon omit the fact that an American researcher worked at the Wuhan lab.
- Public health has replaced terrorism as the invisible enemy justifying government power grabs, similar to post-9/11 rights erosions.
- Surveillance systems now being promoted for coronavirus control were planned months earlier under different names like HARPA and SafeHome.
- The government attaches whatever Americans fear most to pre-planned surveillance solutions they want to implement.
- The proposed coronavirus surveillance system would merge private medical records with smartphone data to monitor social distancing.
- Bill Barr created DEEP, a pre-crime program last October that arrests people based on health records and social media before they can commit violence.
- After coronavirus lockdowns, the Department of Justice requested indefinite detention authority without trial, which they haven't yet obtained.
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