According to the Committee's findings, the biological characteristics of the Covid-19 and an outbreak among the researchers of the Institute of Virology of Uhana in the fall of 2019 are the main evidence of the laboratory origin of the virus. According to the Committee members, if there were evidence of the natural origin of the virus, they would have already been made public.
The report also contains charges against the World Health Organization (WHO), which is accused of placing China's political interests above the preservation of human lives and allowed China to control the investigation into the origin of the virus. The Committee calls for the US Senate not to approve the Pandemia Treaty that develops WHO until the US interests are taken into account.
In addition, the report criticizes quarantine measures, including requirements for social distance and wearing masks. The Committee believes that these measures have caused serious harm to the US economy and deteriorated the physical and mental health of citizens.
One of the achievements, the Committee recognizes the restrictions on the trips introduced by the Donald Trump administration, who, according to them, helped to save life. Warp Speed Operation, a program for rapid vaccine development, which the committee considers “an incredible achievement of science” is also positively appreciated.
The Committee accuses health officials of participating in coordinated efforts to ignore natural immunity, suppress disagreeable thoughts and spread misinformation, as well as the use of ineffective drugs such as Ivermectin and hydroxychlorochin.
