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INFURIATING. Former CDC Director Robert Redfield reveals gain of function research is still happening under a different scientific definition: "The president has passed an executive order to stop the research, but the truth is this type of research is [still] being done. Part of the reason is the scientific...

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Former CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield unveils a shocking narrative of bureaucratic maneuvering that may have circumvented a U.S. ban on dangerous research. 1/ THE BAN: The Obama administration DID officially outlaw gain-of-function research on potential pandemic pathogens in the U.S. due to its inherent risks. This was a clear restriction. 2/ THE WORKAROUND: According to Redfield, officials then established a system of committees with the power to grant "waivers" and approve this banned research elsewhere. This provided a legalistic pathway to continue the work outside the country. 3/ THE WUHAN CONNECTION: Redfield points to the controversial research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology as the prime example. He alleges it "apparently never went through that committee," raising massive transparency and oversight flags. 4/ THE SEMANTIC DECEPTION: This is the most damning part. Redfield explains that the very definition of "gain-of-function" was changed to circumvent the ban. The new, narrow definition stated that only research that took a virus already pathogenic to humans and made it more dangerous counted. Therefore, taking a bat coronavirus (not yet pathogenic to humans) and manipulating it to infect human cells—the core of "gain-of-function" concern—was suddenly not considered gain-of-function by the new definition. 5/ THE FAUCI TESTIMONY: Redfield aggressively disagrees with Dr. Fauci’s congressional testimony that NIH never funded gain-of-function research. Under the letter of this new, manipulated law, Fauci could technically tell the truth while being materially misleading. Redfield calls this a "stain" on the agency and a "ludicrous" artificial distinction that betrayed the spirit of the law and public trust. The takeaway: A potentially dangerous practice was outlawed. Rather than stopping, powerful figures in the scientific bureaucracy appear to have redefined the terms and moved the work to a foreign partner, with catastrophic global consequences. This isn't just about science; it's about accountability, transparency, and the immense danger of allowing agencies to self-regulate and redefine the rules that are meant to protect us.

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