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The Washington Post Goes Rogue: China Lab In Focus Of Coronavirus Outbreak

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Sometimes things aren't propaganda, we will have to wait and see. But on Tuesday, the narrative flipped. It’s no longer a story shared by China bears and President Trump fans. Today, Josh Rogin, who is said to be as plugged into the State Department as any Washington Post columnist, was shown documents dating back to 2015 revealing how the U.S. government was worried about safety standards at that Wuhan lab. In fact, they were worried that one day, one of these experiments — including the one on bat coronaviruses — could escape and become a global nightmare. Forbes  The Washington Post Goes Rogue: China Lab In Focus Of Coronavirus Outbreak

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Sometimes things aren't propaganda, we will have to wait and see.

But on Tuesday, the narrative flipped. It’s no longer a story shared by China bears and President Trump fans. Today, Josh Rogin, who is said to be as plugged into the State Department as any Washington Post columnist, was shown documents dating back to 2015 revealing how the U.S. government was worried about safety standards at that Wuhan lab. In fact, they were worried that one day, one of these experiments — including the one on bat coronaviruses — could escape and become a global nightmare.

Forbes 

The Washington Post Goes Rogue: China Lab In Focus Of Coronavirus Outbreak
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