DOD Awards Another Multimillion Dollar Grant to EcoHealth

If the federal government were to write honest job descriptions they’d go something like this: ‘Wanted: individual(s) with the ability to consistently fail at their jobs, make everything less effective, and wreak all manner of secondary problems through their incompetence while maintaining an air of superiority, indifference, and entitlement.’

Although the government might not declare that these descriptors make them perfect partners, their actions show it repeatedly.

Recently, the Department of Defense awarded another multimillion-dollar grant for the ‘nonprofit’ EchoHealth Alliance The EchoHealth Alliance, which is responsible for maintaining Extremely Close ties to government entities is what allowed the NIH to act as a conduit organization for illegal gain-of function research at the Wuhan laboratory.

It is unthinkable, as questions continue to swirl about the role those dollars might have paid in the creation and subsequent leak of the coronavirus, that this organization would be given even more taxpayer dollars—no less by the DOD, which allegedly exists to protect citizens from domestic and foreign threats.

USASpending.com remains the best. shows They have used our resources to fund an organization that has proven to be involved with shoddy and shifting practices, at the most. The funding will allow the group to continue its work. “reducing the threat of viral spillover from wildlife in the Philippines.”

Personally, I’d rather not have EcoHealth Alliance involved in any more research period, but especially research so close to that that could have gotten us in this mess in the first place.

This is why Congress must investigate this matter. EcoHealth and other groups will continue to collect our tax dollars for the sake of proving that Wuhan was indeed the case. ‘keeping us safe.’

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