Michael Schellenberger

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Score -50
1/27/2025, 1:49:27 AM
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In reply to:
Klay Thompson
@Thompsonklay
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@shellenberger The timing of this information being released just days after many of those involved received blanket pardons is wild.
Michael Shellenberger
@shellenberger
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184d
The CIA now says that its intel showed that the Covid virus escaped from a lab in China. What it didn’t say is that the CIA under Biden broke the law in not releasing its analysis. If it weren’t for the election of Trump, the truth might never have come out.

The statement engages in public discourse by discussing the release of information related to COVID-19's origins and alleged governmental actions. It implies a critique of the timing of pardons and the release of information, suggesting a possible cover-up.

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    The statement does not directly cause harm but implies wrongdoing, which could contribute to public distrust. [-1]
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    It respects privacy but questions the integrity of public figures, which is a common aspect of public discourse.
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    The statement implies criticism of governmental actions but does not engage in personal attacks.