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this post was submitted on 28 Mar 2023
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Chinese authorities may trigger a Streisand effect by restricting access to scientific data.
There's no ground for blaming this virus outbreak on a specific country, not China more than any other. But restricting access to data may bring more intense scrutiny onto this, and add more fuel to conspiracy theories.
There's ground for making them responsible for not avoiding at all costs spreading that, for lying/deception/manipulation, for prosecuting health professionals early reporting on the sarscov-19... and still hiding the truth, making it inaccessible; they are afraid, guilty of something very big. At that point, we should have no such worldwide pandemics. This caused and causes many pain, suffering, that could have been avoided. I will not forget, I can't say I can forgive (all governments included)
btw https://www.wsj.com/articles/covid-origin-china-lab-leak-807b7b0a