Tomorrow, Dr. Anthony Fauci will appear under oath in a hearing that could reignite the debate about the origin of COVID-19 and the initial investigations conducted during the pandemic.
Among the elements that have generated controversy is his
personal diary, which his critics claim contains entries that demonstrate Fauci
knew the Wuhan market was not the origin of the virus.
"His own personal diary confirms that he knew the Wuhan
market was not the origin of COVID. Now, the evidence is in his own
handwriting," his detractors maintain.
Fauci's appearance could once again place his decisions,
communications, and knowledge of the investigations conducted during the early
stages of the pandemic under scrutiny.
The sworn statements could bring new elements to the debate
about what the scientific authorities knew and when they knew it, although any
conclusions about what the diary shows will need to be checked against the full
content of the entries and the available scientific evidence.
