A logo is pictured outside a building of the World Health Organization (WHO) during an executive board meeting on update on the coronavirus outbreak, in Geneva, Switzerland, February 6, 2020. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse/File Photo
The Guardian: US must share intelligence on Covid origins, WHO-affiliated expert says
Theory that coronavirus leaked out of a Wuhan lab was ‘not off the table’, Dale Fisher says
A health expert affiliated with the World Health Organization has called on the US to share any intelligence it has about the origins of the coronavirus outbreak with the WHO and the scientific community.
Last week the Wall Street Journal cited US intelligence agencies who said they were told that three unnamed members of staff at a lab in the Chinese city of Wuhan were sick enough to go hospital in November 2019 with Covid-like symptoms.
US intelligence chiefs later stressed they did not know how the virus was transmitted initially, but that they had two theories: either it emerged naturally from human contact with infected animals, or it was a laboratory accident.
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WNU Editor: So this WHO-affiliated expert is saying the US intelligence community must share how they got their data and their intel with the World Health Organization. Here is an easy prediction. That is not going to happen.
The WHO has the nerve to ask US help when it didn't do the job in China.
ReplyDeleteSo that they can give the Intel & sources straight to the Chinese government. Keep ducking 🙈
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ReplyDeleteWhat the 12:54 said.
The nerve of these people to work or stand up for the CCP.
US will not share their Iraq 2.0 intelligence.
ReplyDeleteThe Russians shipped the WMDs out, but we found the residue of the chemicals. Nice try troll 329.
ReplyDeleteThat's the Chinese telling the WHO to find out what exactly the Americans know.
ReplyDeleteIf it walks like a duck and talks like a duck, it was likely a purposefully leaked virus as response to the trade war, using the accidental leak from the lab as backup deflection if the it came from another country or food market or XYZ didn't work.
Or it was a reckless accident to have such a lab near a densely populated area Roth the most freakish security precautions.
A virus they knew would come in waves and my common Chinese friends knew in Feb/ March 2020 that it would destroy our economy due to the lockdowns
It was very quickly rumoured that the broadcasts coming from China were meant to amplify a fear in the West, with their intellect agencies being very aware of our dark winter simulations, fully knowing of the lockdown procedures and using this knowledge against the Americans, but much of the World, which they're now busy buying up.
Remember
2016- summer2019 the Chinese economy was in free fall and the Chinese were losing the trade war and in a humiliating fashion
Late summer of 2019 lots of stock market crash stories in China, fake gold scandals, crashing companies that couldn't be bailed out, accelerating housing bubble, international companies moving their factories from China to Thailand and Vietnam
Now... trillions went to China, it was the only economy in the world to grow during covid
The difference?
An accident.
That benefited them.
And a vicious motive.
Doesn't take inspector columbo to see what's going on there. Or perhaps it does. But on the surface it looks very very very very bad.
The buying up of PPE before alarming the World. The buying up of property from the desperate. From London to new York..
The difference, an accident.
Nice
I find residue of your bs @ 5:54.
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