Fauci 'Stooges' Now Claim Raccoon Dogs Caused COVID. Virologists Say They're Wrong.

Theory comes from 'stooges who have been peddling pseudoscientific nonsense for three years,' says Rutgers biologist Richard Ebright
According to Rutgers University professor of chemical biology Richard Ebright, the claim that humans contracted the virus from raccoon dogs sold for consumption in a Wuhan wet market is "pseudoscientific nonsense," peddled by "stooges who have been peddling pseudoscientific nonsense for three years." The researchers based their claim on data from Chinese scientists, which they have not made available for independent or peer review. Nor have they published the text of their study, choosing instead to send their findings to the Atlantic, which on Thursday declared the unvetted study "the strongest evidence yet that an animal started the pandemic."