Iris Koh - голос совести

Dear friends, This National Day, I bring you a very important story. "Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction. A Singapore Story" After Dr Fauci testified before the US Congress, I went into Senator Rand Paul's Reading Room and downloaded all the documents. Of course, I asked AI to help me read them — and to my surprise, I discovered two grant numbers connected to Singapore. When I followed the public funding trail, I found this research funded by seven separate Singapore public bodies across at least five ministries — the Ministry of Defence, the Ministry of Health, the National Research Foundation, the National Medical Research Council, the Ministry of Environment and Water Resources, the Ministry of Finance, and A*STAR — alongside collaborations involving the Wuhan Institute of Virology and additional foreign funding bodies. Those findings led me to a bigger question: how should Singapore ensure that biological research with the potential for catastrophic consequences is properly overseen? I want to be clear — this report does not allege wrongdoing by any institution or individual, and funding this kind of research doesn't mean any agency did anything wrong. What it asks is whether our current system of oversight is adequate, and whether greater transparency and independent review are needed to safeguard the public. Why this title? "Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction" is the actual name of a US government research-funding programme, under which grants have been awarded to NUS-DUKE in Singapore. This report examines some of those publicly documented funding relationships, and asks whether we have adequate oversight of high-risk biological research here at home. I sat down to write about 7 days ago, thinking it would be a short report. I ended up writing almost non-stop for a week — this is my second book, written with the help of Claude. I wanted to release it a few days ago, but there was simply too much material. I've just finished now, after more than 24 hours without sleep, to bring you this story in time for today. I'm giving this to everyone for free, this National Day. If you feel this work matters for future generations, you're welcome to contribute — but there's no obligation. I'm exhausted, but so glad it's finally here. Again I say — I have NO DEATH WISH. But I feel that I have lived and suffered till today to tell you what is going on in our country, and how we can COMBAT Weapons of Mass Destruction, together and the truth is that our leaders and Singapore already know how to do it back in 2003 when we dealt and lived through SARS. This book has a shocking end. I bet most of you won't see it coming. I just want to say, we already KNOW how to combat weapons of mass destruction and the Singapore Story is a story that is up to each and everyone of us. And with that, may the truth will set us free. Live well and prosper. Don't let the robots get to you. Happy National Day. Iris DOWNLOAD YOUR COPY NOW: Ссылка скрыта