I think the question needs to be asked, how many other places like Wuhan exist, and how much do we support the others. I certainly don't know where the disease came from, but I suspect there are many others, including research labs here in the U.S. that could be suspected if near the source of an outbreak. I cannot be against doing research all over the world, but adequate caution needs to be exercised.
I blame the Chinese Govt. for not speaking up when the problem was sensed and thinking they could control it. I just don't know that we can ever be sure whether the lab was involved in any way. Likewise I cannot blame Dr. Fauci from supporting research anywhere in the world where something can be gained in doing it.
If it were up to me, I'd have top researchers from all the worlds top Pharmas and Biotechs working in a Manhattan Project manner to both develop a vaccine, and develop drugs the prevent the deadly effects of the virus. All who participate should share in the rewards. Instead, hardly a week passes that some company isn't highlighted as possibly having the answer, on examination it usually fails, but some people profit nicely from the knowledge of what's being revealed.
As I've previously stated, I believe PSTI may have the answer, not because they've claimed it, but because pneumonia was well covered by their patents, but they hadn't yet gone into the clinic for it. They selected other targets that would be easier to prove, but that was before coronavirus gave them so many pneumonia patients to prove it with.
Gary
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