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Reuters: CIA ran anti vax campaign in Philippines
(www.reuters.com)
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Lmao. The reasoning is ChIna used social media to urge investigation of Fort Detrick, so the US military ran an Anti-Vaxx campaign in a 3rd party country. Pretty standard US response tbh.
Also, if they're claiming China is behind the Fort Detrick lab leak theory, that bumps up its legitimacy in my eyes.
Also, also, I read some of that DOJ complaint and they also claim that China tried to sow discourse by posting about George Floyd and American hypocrisy. Which is pretty wild how even according to the US, US enemies are always like "and this bad thing the US is doing is bad and you should do something about that" while the US is like "we will provide arms and training for death squads for capitalism."
Really drives the point home, imo.
Actually pointing out America's blatant hypocrisy is doing a heckin whataboutism