One of Australia’s leading epidemiologists, Professor Raina MacIntyre, has suggested the theory that the Covid-19 virus originated from a laboratory in China is a “credible possibility.” She believes that this theory should not be dismissed by other academics and highlights the large amount of new information released in various congressional hearings in the US that support this claim.
In her research, MacIntyre utilized an established tool known as Grunow-Finke (GFT), which is frequently used in military medicine to differentiate between natural and unnatural epidemics. This tool considers a range of different intelligence under various criteria to assess the likelihood of an epidemic being unnatural. MacIntyre argues that an unnatural origin for the virus is as plausible, if not more plausible, than a natural origin.
MacIntyre stresses the importance of considering multiple lines of evidence when investigating the origins of Covid-19. While biology and virology are important aspects to analyze, she urges the inclusion of intelligence from government and military sources. She emphasizes that risk analysis tools like GFT are essential in assessing complex questions like the origin of the virus.
The paper published by MacIntyre also highlights that the majority of unnatural epidemics in history have been wrongly classified as natural. This includes the Sverd
