The House Report Bombshell: COVID-19 Chaos & Conspiracy Vindication

The recently released U.S. House pandemic report is a jaw-dropping exposé, shedding light on the chaotic mishandling of COVID-19 from its mysterious origins to the overreach of vaccine mandates. But while the report delivers some long-overdue truths, it’s not without its glaring contradictions—like the bizarre claim that Operation Warp Speed “saved millions of lives.” Let’s dive into the gritty details.

First up, the “origin” story. For years, anyone who dared to suggest that SARS-CoV-2 originated from a lab leak at the Wuhan Institute of Virology was swiftly dismissed as a “conspiracy theorist.” We were talking about this in early 2020 and were slandered and smeared in articles like this CNN “hit piece.”  As you may recall from the early days of the plandemic, 27 “scientists” penned a letter published in The Lancet that claimed COVID-19 did not originate in a Wuhan laboratory. Well, it turns out that 26 of these scientists had direct ties to the Wuhan lab.

The House report vindicates those claims, pointing to strong evidence of a lab accident. The bombshell? And the real kicker? U.S. taxpayer dollars, funneled through the NIH and EcoHealth Alliance, could’ve bankrolled the gain-of-function research that unleashed this chaos. That’s right, the virus may have been man-made. Sound familiar? We’ve been saying this since 2020, but of course, the mainstream hit squads labeled us “conspiracy theorists.” Case in point: Michelle Smith’s AP smear job. Funny how the “fringe theories” are suddenly making headlines in congressional reports, huh?  Peter Daszak, head of EcoHealth, has spent years deflecting scrutiny, but the report makes it clear: neither he nor his organization should ever touch U.S. taxpayer funds again.

The government’s COVID-19 response was a disaster in its own right. The report reveals widespread fraud, waste, and abuse, with billions of dollars mismanaged. School closures, championed as necessary for public health, now appear unjustified by “the science,” leaving millions of children academically and emotionally scarred. We’ve been saying this for years, and it’s now been confirmed.

Public health officials, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, repeatedly mischaracterized scientific data, fueling public distrust. Fauci’s role in downplaying the lab-leak theory is particularly damning, as is the lack of transparency surrounding Operation Warp Speed. While rapid vaccine development is touted as a “success” – despite VAERS data to the contrary –  the report exposes the heavy-handed political interference that marred the process. The vaccine mandates come under heavy fire, with the report calling them unsupported by science and asserting that they did more harm than good. Beyond societal division, mandates disrupted military readiness and strained public trust.

The economic fallout from the pandemic was another catastrophe. Rural and low-income communities bore the brunt of the lockdowns, with thousands of small businesses permanently shuttered. Unemployment surged, and supply chain failures exacerbated the crisis, revealing a disturbing lack of preparedness and resilience.

Finally, the report exposes systemic failures in accountability and transparency. The Biden administration stands accused of obstructing investigations into COVID-19’s origins. EcoHealth Alliance’s role in document tampering and public deception is highlighted, yet meaningful consequences remain elusive. Despite a call for independent oversight to prevent future disasters, skepticism abounds over whether any real change will occur.

This report may be a step toward accountability, but the question remains: will it lead to action, or is it just another document destined to gather dust? One thing’s clear—those who were paying attention from the start are now vindicated.

Read the full report here: House Oversight Report PDF.