Covid-19 virus is 100% China-made, asserts virologist

14 Sep 2020

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Chinese virologist Dr Li-Meng Yan, who fled to the United States over safety concerns, says she has scientific proof that Sars-CoV-2 is man-made and produced at a government-owned virology laboratory in China’s Wuhan province.

Appearing on a talk show from a secret location, the virologist claimed that she discovered a cover-up operation during her investigation and said that the Chinese government knew about the spread of the virus much before publicly acknowledging it.
The virologist, then working in Hong Kong, was in December last year tasked with looking into a cluster of Sars-like cases coming out of mainland China.
She, however, got annoyed by the covert nature of the operation and her investigation brought to light the fact that the Chinese government knew about the spread of the virus before publicly acknowledging it.
She later turned whistleblower against the Chinese government over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. Dr Li-Meng Yan said she will soon publish her findings.   
Participating in the British talk show, `Lose Woman’, on 11 September, she talked about her research on the coronavirus disease and the challenges she has been facing.
Dr Li-Meng said that she conducted two researches on the “new pneumonia” in China between December and early January and the second one in mid-January, and shared the results with her supervisor, who is a World Health Organisation (WHO) consultant. 
She expected her supervisor to do the “right thing on behalf of the Chinese government and WHO” but to her surprise she was told to “maintain silence or else she would be made to disappear”, which the virologist said was common sense among the Chinese.
“No one responded, people are scared of the government and they are waiting to collaborate with the government and WHO to get more benefits to become safe but this is [was] something urgent,” Dr Li-Meng said.
This also proves US accusations of WHO’s complicity in Chinese preparations for biological warfare.
This also brings to focus the use of crude weapons by Chinese militia in a wild fight with Indian troops in Galwan valley. Perhaps, they may be using such weapons to infect Indian troops with such viruses.
Again, on Monday they came with spear-like weapons during their failed attempt to take control of Indian positions  
Li-Meng said she decided to open up as the Chinese New Year is time for a rush for travel in and out of China, considering the fact that the new virus cloned at Wuhan “is a high (highly) contentious dangerous virus. I mean, this is about human beings and global health.”
She said it was also scary as she was facing threats but “I knew if I didn’t tell the world the truth I would be regretful.”
On 17 January, she said she contacted a famous Chinese YouTuber in the US. The expose, which was in Chinese, explained that: (1) the Chinese government was just covering the Covid-19 virus, (2) human to human transmission of the disease already existed, (3) Sars-CoV-2 is a “high mutant virus” that will become an outbreak soon, and (4) the Wuhan seafood market and the intermediate hosts for the virus were just a “smokescreen.”
And this is not the final thing, the scientist said, adding that the Chinese military labs have developed many such bio weapons. “This is based on the China Military Institute that discovered and owned some bad coronavirus named CC45 and ZXC41. Based on that, after lab modification becomes a novel virus.”
She also dismissed the fish market theory, saying that it was purposely created to mislead the public and the world at large.
Dr Li-Meng said her investigation has inputs “from the CDCs in China, from local doctors, doctors and other people around China.”
“We are going to publish it. There are two reports, the first one will come in several days and it will tell people about the scientific evidence,” she said.
Throwing light on the unpublished research, she said, “The genome sequence is like our human fingerprint. So, based on this you can recognise and identify this thing. So, I used the evidence existing in the genome sequence of Sars-CoV-2 to tell people why this came from China, why they are the only one who made it.”
She also said that anyone, even those without any knowledge of biology, can read it. “You can check, identify and verify it by yourself. It is the critical thing for us to know the origins of the virus. If not, it will be life threatening for everyone,” she added.
This will expose Chinese Communist Party’s murkiest, evil secret plan of systematically developing bio weapons to kill and dominate the world.
The CCP is still denying the offer from US’s scientific communities to investigate the origin of virus. 

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