Giulio Meotti
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Bats
were not, it seems, sold at Wuhan's seafood market. The Lancet noted in
a January study that the first Covid-19 case in Wuhan had no connection to the
market.
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One
more person has just disappeared. Ai Fen, a Chinese physician, who... claimed
her bosses silenced her early warnings about coronavirus, appears to have
vanished.... The journalists who saw what happened inside Wuhan have also
disappeared.
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"No
one has been able to study it. How can you say it's not a release from a lab if
you can't go to the lab? Indeed, we have seen Beijing do its best to prevent
virologists and epidemiologists from actually going to Wuhan." — Gordon
Chang, in Die Weltwoche, March 31, 2020.
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That
is another major problem. The potential major investigator on Wuhan's origin,
the World Health Organization, is now accused of being "China's
coronavirus' accomplice".
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Why
is China trafficking in dangerous viruses in the first place?
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"Debate
may rage over which center it is, but at this point it seems undeniable that a
center has been directly involved with research on viruses, although not
necessarily on the creation of a virus." — Father Renzo Milanese, AsiaNews.it,
March 13, 2020.
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| On January 11, China's government announced
that Wuhan's wet market was the origin of the coronavirus epidemic. The same
Chinese regime later claimed that the virus "may not have originated in
China", and later still, Chinese officials began claiming that US soldiers
brought the virus to Wuhan. What respected scientist or institution can now
trust anything that comes out of China? (Photo by Kevin Frayer/Getty Images) |
We have been paying dearly for China's lies.
"This is one of the worst cover-ups in
human history, and now the world is facing a global pandemic," said Rep.
Michael T. McCaul, the ranking Republican member of the House Foreign Affairs
Committee, before the US intelligence community concluded, in a classified
report to the White House, that China has concealed the origin and extent of
the catastrophic global coronavirus outbreak.
The Chinese Communist Party's "failure has
unleashed a global contagion killing thousands", wrote Cardinal Charles
Maung Bo, president of the Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences, on April
1. "As we survey the damage done to lives around the world, we must ask
who is responsible?"
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