I went through several of them tonight and the only thing I managed to learn is that the evolutionary period for covid is similar to ebola, zinka, which is also viruses that they have tried to develop mRNA technology for, I think the Zinka is still in a study phase. I don't know if that in any manner plays into their eye of newt mixture of it all but it was rather interesting. Which after reading in that study the origins of the virus transmitted from a single host or a small cluster of host to humans I started wondering if genetically modified mosquitos could be used to spread the virus. So if we found this to be a bioweapon chances are they aren't going to be walking around with a variant looking for someone to infect with it but releasing a cluster of infected mosquitos to get the job done...would that be a feasible thought? Look at the release of genetically modified mosquitos down in Florida a couple months back and now Florida is a hot bed of the Delta variant, I am not making claims the company that released them would do that but who knows what cover the government would find convenient to do such a thing. The insert of high transability is suppose to be within the virus itself....is it really that highly transmissible that within a short period of time a state is coated with it or are they or could they be using a vehicle such as mosquitos to make it as such.

....anyway, way past off topic there, some articles I looked at while looking for it the videos have been taken down so I may never find it.