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Twitter closed the account of the controversial Chinese virologist and defector who claims that Chinese authorities deliberately spread the coronavirus.
NEW YORK (Online newspaper): Dr. Li-Meng Yan, who has around 60,000 followers on Twitter, was excluded after she claimed to be sitting on scientific evidence against Chinese authorities.
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On Wednesday, Twitter excluded controversial Chinese virologist, defector and physician Li-Meng Yan. It came after the doctor and three other colleagues published a series of unconfirmed allegations about the origin of the pandemic, Newsweek reports.
On Tuesday night, the doctor had received a lot of attention on a television show on Fox News with television host Tucker Carlson.
Dr. Li-Meng Yan, who has around 60,000 followers on Twitter, was shut down after she claimed to have scientific evidence against the Chinese authorities. Here she is on Fox News with TV host Tucker Calrson.
Photo: Fox News
There, the doctor was specifically asked if she thought that the Chinese Communist Party deliberately released the virus.
– Yes, of course, it happened on purpose, he says on the TV show.
The doctor was branded a “whistleblower”
According to Newsweek, Dr. Li-Meng Yan and her colleagues appear to be affiliated with the Rule of Law Society, a group founded by Steve Bannon, the former adviser to President Donald Trump.
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During the interview with Tucker Carlson on Tuesday night, Yan was branded a “whistleblower,” where she further claimed that COVID-19 is a “man-made virus” that “does not come from nature.” Thus, it reflects previous comments from President Trump and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Newsweek writes.
Infection Control Expert: – This is not created artificially
The Chinese doctor’s statements are in direct conflict with the statements of Dr. Anthony Fauci, who is the Trump administration’s infection control expert. He has previously cast serious doubt that the virus was artificially created.
Dr. Li-Meng Yan, who has around 60,000 followers on Twitter, was shut down after she claimed to have scientific evidence against the Chinese authorities.
Photo: Fox News
In May, Fauci told National Geographic:
– If you look at the development of the virus in bats and what is there now, then you can lean very, very strongly towards the fact that this virus was not artificially created or deliberately manipulated, as mutations have evolved naturally.
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– Participated in a secret investigation
In the interview with Tucker Carlson, Dr. Li-Meng Yan states that there will be more evidence that China will spread the virus in the future, then referred to his position in a World Health Organization reference laboratory as justification. to trust their undocumented claims.
– I worked in one of the WHO reference laboratories, at the University of Hong Kong, which is the leading coronavirus laboratory in the world. The point is, I’ve come a long way in such a secret investigation since the beginning of this virus outbreak. I received information because I also have my own network in China, which is involved in the hospital… I also work with the best coronavirologists in the world, he tells Fox News.
– I have evidence
Therefore, Yan believes that the virus was produced by China.
“I have evidence that shows why they can do it, what they have done, how they did it,” the doctor tells Fox host Tucker Carlson.
– The scientific world is also silent … and working with the Communist Party of China, they do not want people to know this truth. That is why I am suspended, I am oppressed, I am the target that the Chinese Communist Party wants to disappear, she tells Fox News.
According to Newsweek, Twitter so far has not commented on the exclusion of the controversial doctor.
Norwegian Immunologist: – Critical and speculative.
Here at home, there has also been debate and disagreement about whether the virus can be man-made. Norwegian immunologist Anne Spurkeland came up with harsh criticism of the study by Norwegian vaccine researcher Birger Sørensen, who claimed that the so-called coronavirus spike protein contains sequences that appear to have been artificially inserted.
– It’s about coincidences in the world. All the time there are people who get diseases from animals, but then it stops there because the virus does not survive. I understand that Sørensen is competent in vaccines, but what he writes about how covid-19 works in the body I would call uncritical and speculative, Spurkeland declared in May.
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