Uncovering the Truth: The Origin of the Ebola Outbreak

The mainstream media initially reported that a two-year-old child playing with bats in Guinea led to the Ebola outbreak in 2014. However, virologist Christian Anderson's admission that they were studying Ebola near the outbreak site raises questions. The narrative of bats being the source doesn't align with evidence, as there was no die-off of local mammalian species or presence of bats in the village claimed to be the outbreak starting point. This casts doubt on the dominant narrative and suggests a potential effort to frame Guinea. While the balance of evidence suggests Guinea as the origin, there are misattributions to be considered, with some early cases likely originating from Sierra Leone. There is a possibility that the outbreak started earlier than officially claimed, with an outbreak identified in Sierra Leone two months prior to the official start in Guinea.