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Tuesday, June 8, 2021

Monday, June 7, 2021

Orientação Divina


 Virginia Brandt 

Eu estava lendo a autobiografia de Jerome Hines, o grande cantor de ópera, e ele contava como aprendeu sobre a orientação divina, e ele fez as seguintes declarações:

A experiência da obediência a Deus revolucionou não apenas a minha carreira, mas toda a minha vida, e mesmo assim o crescimento espiritual foi tantas vezes bloqueado por minha própria interferência, meu ego. Vez após vez, eu levava o meu fardo na minha própria força, e acabava caindo de cara no chão. Em cada ocasião eu dizia a mim mesmo para sair da frente de Deus de uma vez por todas e deixar Deus comandar minha vida.

Agora percebo, após todos estes anos de carreira, que a orientação chega a pessoas diferentes de maneiras diferentes. Algumas pessoas a obtêm apenas através da meditação tranquila e da leitura da Bíblia; para outras, a orientação divina chega em momentos estranhos, sob a forma de empurrões silenciosos e mentais de Deus e de Seu Espírito.

Há momentos, com certeza, em que eu queria muito uma direção, mas tudo o que conseguia ouvir eram os meus próprios pensamentos clamando por controle. No entanto, sei que a verdadeira orientação nem sempre vem quando eu simplesmente pergunto repetidamente: “Deus, é isto que eu devo fazer?” Não.

Vem através da obediência e da confiança. Acreditar que Deus está ouvindo, acreditar que Deus Se importa, e saber que se eu confiar nEle e obedecer, Ele me guiará passo a passo, e então não haverá mais dúvidas.[1]

Ele continua e conta como algumas das experiências notáveis que vivenciou foram no tempo certo, e como isso fortaleceu sua convicção de que Deus quer nos dar orientação divina para nossas vidas.

É tão insensato alguém que valoriza sua própria vida esquecer que não pode jamais ter sucesso ou ser realmente o que Deus deseja que seja sem buscar constantemente a Sua orientação. Que tolice alguém valorizar tão pouco esta vida a ponto de nunca buscar o plano de Deus e apenas vagar sem rumo ao longo dos anos, sem nunca saber o que Deus queria que fosse ou fizesse.

Conta-se uma história de um bode sendo enviado para outro lugar. Quando finalmente chega ao local de embarque de carga, o carregador pergunta ao encarregado qual o destino do animal. O homem responde: “Ele não sabe para onde está indo. Ele comeu sua etiqueta”. Bem, quero dizer que—pior do que aquele bode—algumas pessoas nem sabem que alguma vez tiveram uma etiqueta.

Mas Deus marcou cada vida! Ou seja, Ele planejou um destino e um propósito para cada vida, para a sua vida. Entre as poderosas obras de Deus, Suas criações, Sua maior obra-prima é a alma imortal do homem e seu corpo, que foi feito para ser o templo do Espírito Santo.[2] Seria incrível se Deus não tivesse um plano para essa vida. Isto significa então que a orientação divina é de vital importância em sua vida.

Deus tem um plano definido para a sua vida e para a minha vida. É uma tragédia perder o plano de Deus. Agora estou falando especialmente para aqueles que nasceram de novo, que se tornaram novas criaturas em Cristo Jesus. Em Efésios 2:10 lemos: “Porque somos feitura sua, criados em Cristo Jesus para as boas obras, as quais Deus preparou para que andássemos nelas.”

De acordo com este versículo, devemos conhecer a vontade de Deus para nós e vivê-la em nosso dia a dia, assegurando-nos de encontrar Sua vontade em cada decisão que tomamos, em cada crise da vida, grande ou pequena. Você irá tropeçar, chegar a becos sem saída, a desvios frustrantes, muros de pedra que bloqueiam seu caminho — a menos que você determine a vontade de Deus em cada aspecto de sua vida. Como o poema a seguir diz de forma tão linda:

Que ganharei eu, quando a vida aqui terminar,
Mesmo se eu adquirir toda a sabedoria do mundo,
Se, ao buscar conhecimento, eu esquecer
Da sabedoria de Deus obter?

Que ganharei eu, quando a vida aqui terminar,
E os amores fugazes do mundo forem meus,
Se ao buscar seus dons eu não assegurar
As riquezas do divino amor de Deus?

Que ganharei eu, quando a vida aqui terminar,
Se seguindo meu caminho e vontade eu assim,
Chegar a ver os quatro cantos da terra,
Mas perder o Seu amor e plano pra mim?

—Grace E. Troy

Paulo disse: “Ponham em ação a salvação de vocês com temor e tremor, pois é Deus quem efetua em vocês tanto o querer quanto o realizar, de acordo com a boa vontade dele.”[3]

Quando você ouve a voz suave de Deus suplicando lá de dentro ou quando sente o “empurrão do Espírito Santo”, como Jerome Hines o chama, o sentimento de fazer isto ou aquilo, a Bíblia explica: “Deus efetuando em você tanto o querer como o realizar, de acordo com a boa vontade dele.” Essa é uma promessa preciosa, mas é também um aviso sério, pois temos que trabalhar com temor e tremor para não perdermos a vontade de Deus para nossas vidas!

Provérbios 20:24 diz: “Os passos do homem são dirigidos pelo Senhor; como, pois, entenderá o homem o seu caminho?”[4] É um golpe para o orgulho humano dizer que o ser humano não é capaz de escolher seu próprio caminho, que ele tem que ter orientação divina, mas é tão verdadeiro.

Um guia experiente de muitos anos nas selvas da África disse certa vez: “É difícil liderar alguém que é voluntarioso. É muito difícil orientar alguém assim. Esse tipo de pessoa não confia no guia. Está sempre querendo fazer as coisas do seu próprio jeito, e já vi muitas pessoas assim quando era guia que se depararam com situações perigosas e acidentes graves porque não conseguiam seguir o guia.”

É estranho que o povo de Deus, as ovelhas de Seu pasto, precise de um pastor para guiá-lo? Você sabe que não devemos ousar enfrentar um único dia sem a presença e a orientação do Senhor. É muito perigoso buscar a orientação dos homens e não receber o conselho do Deus Todo-Poderoso que tudo sabe.

O primeiro passo para receber a orientação divina é entregar sua vida totalmente a Deus. Isso requer uma rendição total e completa, porque não pode haver nenhum choque de vontades; isso é essencial. Lembre-se deste versículo: “Portanto, irmãos, rogo-lhes pelas misericórdias de Deus que se ofereçam em sacrifício vivo, santo e agradável a Deus; este é o culto racional de vocês. Não se amoldem ao padrão deste mundo, mas transformem-se pela renovação da sua mente, para que sejam capazes de experimentar e comprovar a boa, agradável e perfeita vontade de Deus.”[5]

Quer saber como conhecer a vontade de Deus? Aí está: se ofereça em sacrifício vivo.

E “não se amolde ao padrão deste mundo, mas transforme-se pela renovação da sua mente, para que seja capaz de experimentar e comprovar a boa, agradável e perfeita vontade de Deus.” Isso é consagração total, que traz harmonia divina com a vontade de Deus. É horrível quando há desarmonia, e sua vontade bate de frente com a vontade de Deus para a sua vida!

Eu diria a seguir que você tem que exercitar sua fé para obter orientação. Se não acredita que Deus tem um plano para a sua vida, vai traçar seus próprios planos e acabar perdendo o caminho de Deus. Tantos cristãos que não estão totalmente rendidos e escolhem seu próprio caminho voltam às vezes ao caminho de Deus, depois de anos de frustração e sofrimento. Mas é uma maneira muito custosa de se aprender a esperar pela orientação divina.

Você acredita que Deus tem um plano para sua vida? Está determinado a encontrar e seguir esse plano? Então vai ter que orar constantemente por orientação; não apenas entregando sua vontade, não apenas buscando a Deus, exercitando a fé, entregando seu corpo e consagrando-se totalmente, mas orando por orientação. Peça por isso, ore com expectativa e espere verdadeiramente que Deus revele Sua vontade para sua vida.

Tiago 1:6 diz que temos que “pedir com fé” para conhecer a vontade de Deus, e depois ter uma atitude de expectativa de que Ele vai nos guiar. A Palavra de Deus diz: “Se alguém decidir fazer a vontade de Deus, descobrirá”.  Isto é, se ele estiver disposto a fazer a vontade de Deus, então ele a descobrirá”.[6]

Eu estava lendo o seguinte de James McConkey hoje:

Em todas as épocas nunca houve e nunca haverá um homem ou uma mulher como você. Você é único e não tem outra pessoa como você. Não há duas folhas iguais, nem duas joias, duas estrelas, nem duas vidas parecidas. Cada vida é um novo pensamento de Deus para o mundo. Não há mais ninguém em todo o mundo que possa fazer o seu trabalho tão bem quanto você. Há uma necessidade de você. Deus tem um plano para você. E se você não encontrar e cumprir o propósito de Deus para sua vida, faltará algo da glória que de outra forma teria existido.

Cada joia brilha com seu próprio brilho. Cada flor destila sua própria fragrância. Cada cristão tem seu próprio brilho e a fragrância de Cristo. Será que Deus lhe deu uma personalidade diferente? Ele também criou um círculo particular de indivíduos que só podem ser alcançados e tocados por essa personalidade, e só você pode fazer isso — como mais ninguém no mundo faria.[7]

Busque a orientação de Deus e encontre o plano dEle para a sua vida. Busque a Deus agora mesmo e Lhe peça para guiar e orientar você, e Ele o fará.

A partir da transcrição de uma transmissão de Momentos de Meditação.


[1] De This Is My Story, This Is My Song (Fleming H. Revell, 1968).

[2] 1 Coríntios 3:16.

[3] Filipenses 2:12–13.

[4] ACF.

[5] Romanos 12:1–2 NVI.

[6] João 7:17 NVI.

[7] De “The God-Planned Life,” por James H. McConkey (1858–1937).

Divine Guidance


 By Virginia Brandt 

I was reading the autobiography of Jerome Hines, the great opera singer, and he was telling of how he learned about divine guidance, and he made these statements:The experience of obedience to God revolutionized not only my career, but my entire life, and yet spiritual growth was so often blocked by my own interference, my ego. Time after time I would charge ahead on my own steam, only to fall on my face. On each occasion I would tell myself, once and for all, to get out of God’s way and let God run my life.

Now I realize after all these years in my career that guidance comes to different people in different ways. Some people obtain it just through quiet meditation and Bible reading; to others divine guidance arrives at odd moments in the form of quiet, mental nudgings from God and His Spirit.

There are times, to be sure, when I’ve badly wanted direction, but all I could hear were my own thoughts clamoring for control. Yet I know that real guidance doesn’t always come when I just keep asking over and over, “Now God, is this what I’m supposed to do?” No.

It comes through obedience and trust. Believing that God is hearing, believing that God cares, and knowing that if I trust Him and obey, that step by step He will guide me, and then there must be no doubt.1

He goes on and tells of the timing of some of his remarkable experiences and how it strengthened his conviction that God wants to give us divine guidance in our lives.

It’s so foolish that one who values his life at all should forget that he cannot ever succeed or really be what God meant him to be unless he constantly seeks God’s guidance. How foolish is the one who values this life so little that he has never sought God’s plan for his life, but just wanders aimlessly through the years, never knowing what God meant him to be or wanted him to do.

The story is told of a billy goat being shipped from one point to another, and it arrived at last at the baggage station. The station man, seeing the goat there, asked the baggage man what his destination was. The man replied, “He don’t know whar he’s going. He’s done chawed his tag!” Well, I want to say that—worse than that goat—some people don’t even know that they’ve ever had a tag.

But God has tagged every life! That is, He has planned a destination and a purpose for every single life, for your life. Among the mighty works of God, His creations, His greatest masterpiece is the immortal soul of man and his body that’s made to be the temple of the Holy Spirit.2 It would be amazing if God did not have a plan for that life. This means then that divine guidance is vitally important in your life.

For God has a definite plan for your life, for my life. It’s such a tragedy to miss God’s plan for your life. Now I’m speaking especially to those who have been born again, who have become new creatures in Christ Jesus. In Ephesians 2:10 we read this: “For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.”

According to this verse, we are to know God’s will for us and live it out in our daily lives, making sure that we find His will in every decision we make, in every crisis of life, great or small. You’ll go stumbling through life, coming to dead-end streets, frustrating detours, stone walls that block your way, unless you determine the will of God in every avenue of your life. As the following poem so beautifully presents:

What will it profit, when life here is o’er,
Though great worldly wisdom I gain,
If, seeking knowledge, I utterly fail
The wisdom of God to obtain?

What will it profit, when life is o’er,
Tho’ earth’s fleeting love has been mine,
If, seeking its gifts, I failed to secure
The riches of God’s love divine?

What will it profit, when life here is o’er
Though earth’s farthest corners I see,
If, going my way, and doing my will,
I miss what His love had planned for me?
—Grace E. Troy

Paul said, “Work out your salvation with fear and trembling. For it is God which worketh in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure.”3

When you hear God’s still small voice pleading from within or when you feel the “nudge of the Holy Spirit,” as Jerome Hines calls it, the feeling to do this or that, this is, as the Scripture says, “God working in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure.” That’s a precious promise, but it’s also a serious warning! For we are to work out with fear and trembling, lest we miss God’s will for our lives.

Proverbs 20:24 says: “A man’s steps are of the Lord; how then can a man understand his own way?” It’s a blow to human pride to say that man is not capable of choosing his own way, that he has to have divine guidance, but it’s so true.

An experienced guide of many years in the jungles of Africa once said, “It’s hard to lead one who is willful. It’s very difficult to guide them. They don’t trust their guide. They’re always wanting to have their own way, and I’ve seen many such people in my days of guiding that ran into dangerous situations and serious accidents because they wouldn’t follow the guide.”

Is it strange that God’s people, the sheep of His pasture, need a shepherd to guide them? You know we shouldn’t dare to face a single day without the presence and guidance of the Lord. It’s so dangerous to seek guidance from men and not get the counsel of almighty God who knows all.

The first step in divine guidance is to yield your life utterly to God. Now that’s a full and complete surrender, because there can’t be any clashing of wills; that’s the supreme essential. Remember that verse: “I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable unto God, and be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may know what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect will of God.”4

Do you want to know how to know God’s will? There it is: You present your body a living sacrifice.

“And be not conformed to this world, but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may know what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect will of God.” That’s complete consecration, which brings about a divine harmony with God’s will. It’s an awful thing when there’s disharmony, your will bucking up against the will of God for your life!

I’d say next that you’ve got to exercise faith for guidance. If you do not believe God has a plan for your life, you’ll lay out your own plans and then you may miss God’s way. So many Christians who are not fully surrendered and who choose their own path come back to God’s way sometimes, after years of frustration and suffering. But it’s such a costly way to have to learn to wait for divine guidance.

Do you believe that God has a plan for your life? Are you determined to find and follow that plan? Then you’re going to have to pray constantly for guidance; not only surrendering your will, not only seeking Him, exercising faith, yielding your body and consecrating all, but praying for guidance. Ask for it, pray with expectancy, and truly expect God to reveal His will for your life.

James 1:6 says that we have to “ask in faith” to know God’s will and then have an expectant attitude that He’s going to guide us. God’s Word says, “If any man will do my will, he shall know it.”5 That is, if he is willing to do the will of God, then he will know it.

I was reading this from James McConkey today:

In all the ages there never has been and never will be a man or woman just like you. You are unique and have no double. No two leaves, no two jewels, no two stars, no two lives are alike. Every life is a fresh thought from God to the world. There’s no man in all the world who can do your work as well as you. There is a need for you. God has a plan for you. And if you don’t find and enter into God’s purpose for your life, there will be something missing from the glory that would otherwise have been there.

Every jewel gleams with its own radiance. Every flower distills its own fragrance. Every Christian has his own particular bit of Christ’s radiance and Christ’s fragrance. Has God given you a different personality? He has also created a particular circle of individuals who can be reached and touched by that personality only, and you can do it as no other one in all the world.6

Seek His guidance, find His plan for your life. Turn to Him right now and ask Him to lead you and guide you, and He will.

From a transcript of a Meditation Moments broadcast.

Original article found: https://anchor.tfionline.com/post/divine-guidance/


1 From This Is My Story, This Is My Song (Fleming H. Revell, 1968).

2 1 Corinthians 3:16.

3 Philippians 2:12–13.

4 Romans 12:1–2.

5 John 7:17.

6 From “The God-Planned Life,” by James H. McConkey (1858–1937).

Sunday, June 6, 2021

Thursday, June 3, 2021

Fauci, the David Rockefeller man, under attack after e-mail disclosure!

 National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci testifies at a Senate hearing regarding the coronavirus in Washington on March 3, 2020. (Charlotte Cuthbertson/The Epoch Times)

Fauci Team Scrambled in January 2020 to Respond to Lab Leak Allegations, Emails Show

 
June 2, 2021 Updated: June 3, 2021
 

https://www.theepochtimes.com

News Analysis

Top U.S. health officials, including Anthony Fauci, scrambled in late January 2020 to respond to public reporting of a potential connection between COVID-19 and the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China.

The insight into their response comes from examining more than 3,000 pages of emails belonging to Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), which were released under the Freedom of Information Act and provide a detailed timeline of events.

The emails suggest the officials were concerned about previous U.S. involvement with the lab, and that they had knowledge of public statements made by the Wuhan lab’s director about U.S. funding being used for controversial research conducted there.

Following the officials’ conversations, public discussion of the source being a potential lab leak was actively suppressed by social media platforms, health officials, and the World Health Organization (WHO).

Jan. 31, 2020

Fauci received an email at 8:43 p.m. (p. 3229) on Jan. 31, 2020, from an associate, Greg Folkers of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the federal agency responsible for public health research. The email contained no text and held only a single, lengthy article that had been published in the magazine Science that evening.

The article, authored by Jon Cohen, was one of the earliest stories that described how scientists were working frantically on “viral genomes” in order to “understand the origin of 2019-nCoV.”

The article focused on the theory that the virus originated in a Wuhan seafood market, and the author took pains to discount the lab leak theory, noting that the viral sequences “knock down the idea the pathogen came from a virology institute in Wuhan.”

Dr. Anthony Fauci,
Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, on Capitol Hill in Washington on May 26, 2021. (Sarah Silbiger-Pool/Getty Images)

However, the author did note that “concerns about the institute predate this outbreak,” and also detailed how a scientist “in 2015 criticized an experiment in which modifications were made to a SARS-like virus circulating in Chinese bats to see whether it had the potential to cause disease in humans.”

The experiment cited in the Science article was more fully detailed in a Nov. 9, 2015, article in the journal Nature about gain-of-function experiments—a process whereby viruses are deliberately made more virulent in order to predict emerging diseases—that were being conducted at the Wuhan lab using “chimeric viruses” in mice.

The article’s authors, including the director of the Wuhan lab, Shi Zhingli, noted that their research was initiated before the U.S. government introduced a moratorium on gain-of-function research. They added that their paper “has been reviewed by the funding agency,” and, crucially, that “continuation of these studies was requested, and this has been approved by the NIH.”

Epoch Times Photo
Workers are seen inside the P4 laboratory in Wuhan, China, on Feb. 23, 2017. (Johannes Eisele/AFP via Getty Images)

The article also noted that “research in this manuscript was supported by grants from the National Institute of Allergy & Infectious Disease,” the organization Fauci heads, as well as NIAID’s parent organization, NIH.

After receiving the email from his NIH colleague (p. 3,229), Fauci forwarded the Science article to John Mascola of NIH at 9:47 p.m. (p. 3,229), noting, “Here is the Jon Cohen article.”

Two minutes later (p. 3,187), Fauci also forwarded the article to Jeremy Farrar, the head of a British nonprofit, and Kristian Andersen, a professor at Scripps Research, telling them: “This just came out today. You may have seen it. If not, it is of interest to the current discussion.”

Why Fauci chose to contact Farrar and Andersen, neither of whom worked for Fauci nor the NIH, isn’t clear but, in the following days, both became leading forces in efforts to dispel the lab leak theory. In March 2020, Andersen co-authored the highly influential paper “The Proximal Origin of SARS-CoV-2,” which remains widely cited as proof of natural origin. Andersen and his coauthors received funding from both NIH and Farrar’s organization.

Fauci also emailed the article to Robert Kadlec at the HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR), at 9:49 p.m. (p. 3,222), telling him: “Bob: This just came out today. Gives a balanced view. Best, Tony.”

At 10:32 p.m. (p. 3,187) that evening, Fauci received an email response from Andersen, who acknowledged receiving the article and noted an observation he made.

According to Andersen, “The unusual features of the virus make up a really small part of the genome (<0.1%) so one has to look really closely at all the sequences to see that some of the features (potentially) look engineered.”

Earlier in the day, however, Andersen had sent a tweet rebutting Sen. Tom Cotton’s (R-Ark.) theory that the virus could have stemmed from the Wuhan lab, saying: “The analyses are completely flawed and wrong. They can safely be ignored.”

Feb. 1, 2020

The next morning—at 7:29 a.m. (p. 3,221) on Feb. 1, 2020—Fauci sent Hugh Auchincloss, NIAID’s principal deputy director, the 2015 Nature article that detailed the gain-of-function experiments and the funding by NIH. He included a strongly worded message, saying: “It is essential that we speak this AM. Keep your cell phone on.” Fauci directed Auchincloss to “read this paper as well as the e-mail that I will forward to you now.”

“You will have tasks today that must be done,” he wrote.

The Nature article was referenced indirectly in the recently published article by Cohen. Thirty-five seconds later (p. 3,215), Fauci followed up by sending Auchincloss the newly published Science article that had been forwarded to him the evening before.

Epoch Times Photo
Peter Daszak, a member of the World Health Organization team investigating the origins of COVID-19, speaks to media upon arriving at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China, on Feb. 3, 2021. (Hector Retamal/AFP via Getty Images)

In 2014, Fauci’s NIAID awarded a $3.7 million grant to the New York-based EcoHealth Alliance, headed by Peter Daszak. According to Francis Collins of NIH, some of the grant funds “went to Wuhan” as part of “a subcontract from EcoHealth.”

The Obama administration in 2014 had established a moratorium on gain-of-function research, because of its inherent riskiness. It’s likely that the 2015 research in the article forwarded to Auchincloss by Fauci would have been covered by the ban.

At 8:19 a.m. (p. 3,210), Fauci sent the Nature article to Lawrence Tabak at NIH, in an email marked as “IMPORTANT.” Fauci simply told Tabak, “Here it is.”

About two hours later, at 10:34 a.m. (p. 3,197), Farrar sent out a group email, announcing a 2 p.m. conference call. His email noted that “information and discussion is shared in total confidence and not to be shared until agreement on next steps.”

Included in the email was a brief agenda that included the items “Introduction, focus and desired outcomes” and “Summary and next steps.” Including Farrar, there were a total of 13 people listed on the teleconference agenda.

Shortly after Farrar’s email on the conference call, Auchincloss responded to Fauci at 11:47 a.m. (p. 3,206) under an email thread with the subject line of “Continued.” This email chain differed from the one that Fauci had initiated when he sent the two articles earlier that morning.

Auchincloss noted: “The paper you sent me says the experiments were performed before the gain of function pause but have since been reviewed and approved by NIH. Not sure what that means since Emily is sure that no Coronavirus work has gone through the P3 framework. She will try to determine if we have any distant ties to this work abroad.”

“P3 framework” refers to the HHS P3CO Framework (HHS Framework for Guiding Funding Decisions About Proposed Research Involving Enhanced Potential Pandemic Pathogens), which is used to guide HHS and NIH funding decisions. It appears that Auchincloss was disputing the contention from researchers at the Wuhan lab that the gain-of-function experiments had been approved.

Fauci responded to Auchincloss’s email very simply at 12:51 p.m. (p. 3,206), noting only, “OK. Stay tuned.”

fauci with mask
Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, arrives in the Rayburn House Office building for a hearing in Washington on July 31, 2020. (Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

At 1:13 p.m. (p. 3,197), Farrar sent another email relating to the pending 2 p.m. teleconference, saying: “Kristen and Eddie have shared this and will talk through it on the call. Thank you. Hope it will help frame the discussions.” Kristen appears to be Kristian Andersen, who is later referred to as KA.

Due to redactions, it isn’t known what Farrar was referring to as being “shared.”

At 1:34 p.m. (p. 3,197), Fauci forwarded Farrar’s email to Tabak, alerting him to the 2 p.m. teleconference, simply noting, “FYI.”

At 1:43 p.m. (p. 3,172), Marion Koopmans, who oversees a Dutch lab that was previously involved with gain-of-function experiments, sent an email to Farrar and CC’d Fauci and other members of the call. The body of Koopmans’s email is fully redacted.

At the exact same time that Koopmans sent that email (p. 3,187), Fauci responded to Andersen’s email, which had previously noted that “one has to look really closely at all the sequences to see that some of the features (potentially) look engineered.” Fauci simply wrote: “Thanks, Kristian. Talk soon on the call.“

The teleconference ostensibly began at 2:00 p.m. as scheduled. At 2:56 p.m. (p. 3,172), during the teleconference, Farrar sent an email to four of the 13 individuals believed to be on the call, including Fauci, asking: “Can I suggest we shut down the call and then redial in? Just for 5-10 mins?”

At 3:03 p.m. (p. 3,172), Fauci responded directly to Farrar’s request with a simple “yes.” At 3:07 p.m. (p. 3,167), Farrar appears to have rejoined the call, sending an email that read somewhat confusingly, “I have rejoined so a line is open if any help to rejoin.”

The teleconference ends sometime after this point and before the next email, which is sent at 3:50 p.m.

The 3:50 p.m. email (p. 3,167), sent by Collins, appears to be referencing WHO head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, and states: “Hi Jeremy, I can make myself available at any time 24/7 for the call with Tedros. Just let me know. Thanks for your leadership on this critical and sensitive issue. Francis.“

Shortly thereafter, Farrar sent an email at 3:59 p.m. (p. 3,133) to the entire group, thanking them for their participation. Farrar noted: “There is clearly much to understand understand [sic] in this. This call was very helpful to hear some of our current understanding and the many gaps in our knowledge.”

A large redacted section then followed. Farrar closed by saying: “I hope that is a reasonable approach, please send any thoughts or suggestions. Once again, thank you for making time over a weekend and for such an informed discussion on a complex issue. Thank you and best wishes Jeremy.”

There are several more short, cordial emails.

Feb. 2, 2020

At 3:30 a.m. (p. 3,130), Ron Fouchier sent an email to unknown recipients, thanking Farrar for the “useful teleconference” and included a section titled “Ron’s notes.” The section of notes spans more than two full pages and is completely redacted.

Farrar responded to Fouchier, saying “Thanks Ron,” followed by a redacted paragraph. Farrar’s message closed with “Thoughts on that very welcome.”

Farrar then sent an email at 4:48 a.m. (p. 3,128) to Andrew Raumbaut and the other attendees of the teleconference group. Farrar noted that “this is a very complex issue.” This comment was followed by a long redacted section before Farrar closed with “I suggest we don’t get into a further scientific discussion here, but wait for that group to be established.”

Epoch Times Photo
World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus gives a press conference at Geneva’s WHO headquarters on Feb. 24, 2020. (Fabrice Coffrini/AFP via Getty Images)

NIH head Collins then sent an email to Farrar at 5:27 a.m. (p. 3,128), stating that he was available “for a call to Tedros.”

“Let me know if I can help get through his thicket of protectors,” he wrote. The email was copied to Fauci and Tabak.

At 7:13 a.m. (p. 3,126), Collins sent an email to Farrar and CC’d Fauci and Tabak, noting, “Really appreciate us thinking through the options …” This entry is followed by a one-line redaction.

At 11:28 a.m. (p. 3,125), Farrar sent an email to Fauci and Collins, copied to Tabak. Farrar shared with the others: “Tedros and Bernhard have apparently gone into conclave … they need to decide today in my view. If they do prevaricate, I would appreciate a call with you later tonight or tomorrow to think how we might take forward.”

At the end of the email, Farrar added a reference to the online news site ZeroHedge, which had just published an article on the possibility that the coronavirus came out of a lab.

The day after Farrar’s message, ZeroHedge was banned from Twitter.

Although it isn’t known what WHO Director Tedros was told, or asked, on Feb. 3, 2020, he issued his “Report of the Director General,” which included a call to “combat the spread of rumours & misinformation.” Tedros also followed up with a tweet.

During his speech, Tedros announced: “We have worked with Google to make sure people searching for information about coronavirus see WHO information at the top of their search results. Social media platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Tencent, and TikTok have also taken steps to limit the spread of misinformation.” [End of article from Epoch Times]

Dennis Edwards: From what we can see, the globalists were scrambling to refute the Lab-Leak Theory. Remember that Fauci came to the fore with the help of David Rockefeller who worked secretly during his whole life to bring about world government. Fauci was making sure the talking points would get out from different officials to refute the Lab Leak Theory. Through the Council of Foreign Relations, the Bilderberg Group, and other such initiatives Rockefeller created a web of people groomed with his agender for world government. Of course, financial, business and or political reward would most likely go to those who cooperated. Fauci was tapping in to that group of collaborators to maintain the globalist's agenda and push forward the pandemic lockdowns, etc, and eventually world vaccination. "Oh, what a weary web we weave when once we practice to deceive." The truth will finally come out if not hindered by power and force and corruption. But power, force and corruption have been working over-time to keep the truth from rising to the surface.

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