UNC ask judge to block release of COVID research documents | Eastern NC Now

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The University of North Carolina is asking a judge to block the release of documents related to the research of Dr. Ralph Baric, a pioneer in the world of dangerous gain-of-function virus research.

Baric is a notable figure in the world of microbiology for developing a groundbreaking method of inserting new genetic code into pathogens without leaving any evidence, and using it to make coronaviruses more dangerous as part of research projects.

He’s collaborated throughout his career with Peter Daszak and Dr. Shi Zhengli, China’s infamous “bat woman” researcher at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

https://dailycaller.com/2023/03/14/university-of-north-carolina-ralph-baric-us-right-to-know/

 

 


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