The lab leak theory went from "conspiracy theory" to dominate narrative. Why?

After years discrediting the lab leak theory as a "conspiracy theory" it is now the dominate theory even though there is still not definitive conclusion.

The narrative that was "true" and acceptable according to our government institutions and big tech ideologues appears to be crumbling.

This news is not surprising to “conspiracy theorists” or survivors of the "winter of  sickness and death." But when a narrative is pushed so hard, any opposition is silenced, and evidence is still published supporting the original accepted narrative. I wonder why, all of a sudden, the change?

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Just last week, the House voted 419 - 0 on a bill that requires the Director of National Intelligence to declassify all information on the origins of COVID. On March 1, the bill, which was introduced by Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO), also passed unanimously in the Senate. Today Biden signed the bill into law.

When was the last time all of Congress and the President agreed on anything?

Before this bill was introduced, the groundwork was being laid, signaling to the public that it is finally okay to consider the lab leak theory a viable …