Comments by "KesArt" (@kesart8378) on "Condoleezza Rice says early dismissal of coronavirus lab leak theory was a "mistake"" video.

@nc3826 Condoleeza Rice was one of the chief architects of the invasion of Iraq and the removal of Saddam Hussein, both of which were sold to the American public and Congress through the use of manipulated intel. Stockpiles of WMDs never existed and, contrary to George W. Bush's claim, Iraq never attempted to purchase "yellowcake uranium" from Niger, or anywhere else for that matter, for the purpose of creating offensive nuclear devices. But these were the lies that Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Rice, et. al., foisted upon America's citizenry and elected officials, lies that led to the "Forever War" that America lies embroiled in--at a terrible cost of so many American lives and trillions of dollars--to this day. And let's not forget Condoleeza Rice's major role in supporting the rendition and torture of foreign nationals. This woman has been denounced by scores of political scientists and has had to cancel speaking engagements at colleges and universities due to planned protests by students and faculty...Life can be bumpy for those labeled as "war criminals."
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@truthgambit911 Sorry, mate, but the notion you posit would, if true, require the cooperation and active participation of billions of people-from grave diggers to the most renowned epidemiologists- from near all parts of the world. As a retired professor emeritus and father of a practicing neurologist, I feel comfortable in asserting that your conspiracy theory would be rejected by even the least competent scribbler of science fiction as ridiculously implausible.
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Yes, by all means let's hear from Condoleeza Rice, one of the chief architects of the removal of Saddam Hussein--justified by manufactured intel about Iraqi WMDs and a supposed nascent nuclear weapons program, both of which proved false--and one of the key proponents of the use of rendition and torture against foreign nationals. Yes, let's celebrate her strong support of policies that led America into a "Forever War" in the Middle East and to the loss of so very much blood and treasure. What an amazingly forgiving climate wherein a person arguably worthy of the title of "war criminal" can find herself resurrected as an esteemed academic and valued expert on foreign policy. What a role model.
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@nc3826 And so that thousands of starved-for-attention youth could find a platform for their narcissism and exhibitionism--and perhaps become rich and famous while lacking any discernible talent other than self-promotion, self-absorption and rampant extroversion.
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@nc3826 If you find comfort in self-delusion, then have at it, mate.
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