Asian News International (ANI) has reported on bold statements made concerning COVID-19 by a Chinese researcher from the Wuhan Institute of Virology. In a recent interview, Chao Shao disclosed that China purposefully created the virus as a biological weapon. Surprisingly, Chao Shao and his colleagues were given the task of testing the virus on numerous species and determining how easily it could spread to people. This 26-minute interview clarifies the possible causes of COVID-19 and raises serious questions regarding its characteristics.
Shao recalls that during the Wuhan 2019 Military World Games, a few of his fellow virologists vanished inexplicably. One of these virologists even admitted to Shao that they had been sent to the hotels where international athletes were staying to do hygienic inspections. Since virologists are not generally involved in such checks, this aroused questions and sparked concerns that they may have been dispatched deliberately spread the infection. It’s interesting to note that in a Uyghur re-education camp in April 2020, a similarly puzzling health examination occurred.
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“Once again, since conducting health checks doesn’t require a virologist, he [Shao’s colleague] strongly implied that he was sent to either spread the virus or to observe how the virus worked on humans,” claimed Shao.
In 2020, when former president Trump asserted that he had proof the virus originated in a Wuhan lab, he was almost unanimously mocked by the corporate media. CNN aired headlines that read “Anthony Fauci just crushed Donald Trump’s theory on the origins of the coronavirus” and wrote that Trump was contradicting statements by his intelligence community. Vice News sneered at the claim by writing “Trump’s Wuhan Lab Coronavirus Conspiracy Theory Is Bogus, According to, Uh, Everyone.”
Although Vanity Fair strongly asserts that the science is settled and Trump’s theory is “highly unlikely,” there has been a shift in perspective since the 2020 election, with serious consideration being given to the lab leak theory, according to fact-checking by The Washington Post. An interview with a researcher from Wuhan, which offers potential support for the notion, furthers this.
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The NIH itself and accompanying documentation dispute Dr. Fauci’s assertion that money for gain of function research was denied and that this funding may have been related to the Wuhan lab leak.
