The origin of the coronavirus is a scandalous new testimony

Chinese authorities confirmed that the first coronavirus cases in Uhan were recorded in mid-December 2019, and this information was made public a few weeks later.

But democracy activist Wei Jingsheng made an alarming accusation in the new Sky News documentary What Really Happened In Wuhan. He told journalist Sharri Markson, who also wrote the book of the same name, that he believed the first coronavirus superdistribution event occurred in October.

Furthermore, he argued that the incident may have been intentional.

From October 19 to 27, 2019, the World Military Sports Games were held in Wuhan, which can be considered as the Olympic Games for Military Athletes.

The official state news agency reported at the time that New Zealand, Australia, Japan and the United Kingdom were not members of the International Council of Military Sports, but messages had been sent from them in support of the event.

“These games are a great way to promote good humor and peace between countries,” said Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalzieladding, adding that sport has the power to break down barriers and bring about positive social change.

“We will look forward to the World Military Sports Games in Christchurch. We wish Wuhan a successful event and wish all participants have fun in this city,” said the mayor.

The Games were attended by more than 9,000 athletes from at least a hundred countries around the world. And soon after, reports began to appear that some participants had contracted a mysterious illness.

Former US Department of State COVID-19 investigator David Asher Sh. Markson said the situation was “suspicious.”

“Looking at our data, there are some indications that the coronavirus spread in the United States as early as December, and possibly even earlier. Some people who came back from the games got sick, “Asher said.

Miles Yu, a former US State Department senior adviser on China, said athletes from France, Germany and the United States were among those affected after the Games.

He said the symptoms were very similar to what later became known as specific COVID-19 symptoms, which “clearly deserve to be investigated.”

However, the athletes were not evaluated. But the famous Chinese dissident Wei Jingsheng Sh. Markson said he already knew at the time that something very bad was happening in Wuhan. He came to this conclusion on the basis of the secret intelligence he received as a former member of the Chinese Communist Party.

“I thought that the Chinese authorities would take this opportunity to spread the virus during the World Military Sports Games – after all, many foreigners participate in them,” Wei Jingsheng said.

This outrageous statement suggests that the Chinese authorities were not only aware of the emerging pandemic, but, according to Wei Jingsheng, may have deliberately allowed it to spread.

“I learned that there was unusual exercise by the Chinese government during the World Military Sports Games,” Wei Jingsheng continued, adding that he told his close friend and human rights activist Dimon Liu about his concern “about the use by part of the Chinese government of some strange weapons, including biological weapons, because it knew they were conducting such experiments. “

The dissident also says he told US authorities and a senior politician about the emerging pandemic in October, but they ignored his warnings.

This is just one example of a documentary that casts doubt on the official version of combat-related events.

The documentary also raises the question of the role of the Wuhan Institute of Virology in the global catastrophe.

The institute was created by the French to work out a cooperation agreement that would ensure that French and Chinese scientists work together to carry out virological research. However, at the end of 2014, the French no longer participated.

Former MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove Sh. Markson said there was an opinion that such a rejection suggested possible links to the “biological weapons” research. However, according to Nikolai Petrovsky, a professor of endocrinology at Flinders University, we can be sure of one thing: the institute is now “one of the most important coronavirus repositories in the world.”

Petrovsky said the link between COVID-19 and bats is unlikely to be questioned, but scientists are working hard to find out how the virus has become so “unique” and adapted so well to humans.

According to the documentary, the institute’s research is led by dr. Shi Zhengli is China’s leading virologist, specializing in bat viruses and nicknamed the “bat woman.”

In 2012, six Chinese miners contracted a mysterious coronavirus after cleaning bat dung at a disused mine. Three of them later died from the disease. Shi Zhengli set out to analyze the case, which was “covered” by Beijing.

Hundreds of bat samples were taken from this cave and elsewhere, transported to the Wuhan laboratory, and scientists dedicated their careers to researching bat viruses.

When the Wuhan Institute of Virology began analyzing its coronavirus catalog after the COVID-19 pandemic, the researchers said they found RaTG13, extracted from bats in caves, which is 96.2 percent. identical to the virus that causes COVID-19. It is the closest genetic “relative” to COVID-19.

“The natural question is: did they discover COVID-19 during any of those trips and, if so, why didn’t they report it? Or maybe they used RaTG13 or one of the other coronaviruses found in the cave and created COVID-19? ”N. Petrovskis said.

And of course the question always arises, how far have the limits been pushed? What research did they implement? ”, Added the professor.

A report released on Sunday said the World Health Organization (WHO) is launching a new study on the origins of COVID-19, months after the previous study was completed without firm conclusions.

WHO is assembling a team of about 20 scientists who will be tasked with finding new evidence in China and elsewhere, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The group will investigate whether the virus originated in the laboratory, a theory that China vehemently rejects.

2020 In December, WHO researchers began visiting the Chinese city of Wuhan, where the first known outbreak of the virus occurred. However, its 2021. The March report said they had not received enough information from Chinese scientists to answer key questions about the origins of COVID-19.

In August, US intelligence agencies released a separate report stating that they were also unable to draw firm conclusions about the origins of COVID-19.