If Covid Did Escape From a Wuhan Lab, Brace Yourself
The world’s anger will be terrible to behold.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-06-04/if-covid-did-escape-from-a-wuhan-lab-brace-yourself
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GarryB wrote:I would say the cheapest and simplest solution would be for Sputnik V for high risk members of your population (ie over 50 and diabetic or those with sleeping apnea issues) and Sputnik light (ie one jab instead of two) for everyone else.
The risk of side effects would be greatly reduced with the single jab option and even the two jab option does not seem to have the problems other vaccines seem to have experienced.
GarryB wrote: If Wuhan is a US funded bio facility... presumably like the ones they have all over the world... why would they allow Chinese military access?
Such a facility might be a good place to source Chinese DNA and the DNA of other local populations, but they could easily ship that off to other labs they have around the world for the actual weapon work to keep the Chinese military in the dark.
Sorry, I am not buying it.
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JohninMK wrote:The unexplained and nearly forgotten events starting during the summer of 2019
Michael Dean
@Okavangomick
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7 Jun
Replying to
@SenTomCotton
The Fort Detrick laboratory that handles high-level disease-causing material, such as Ebola, in Fredrick, Maryland was shut after the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a cease and desist order to the organization in July, 2019.
"a large-scale 'influenza' killed more than 10,000 people" in the US in August 2019 following the closure; US organized Event 201 - A Global Pandemic Exercise - in October 2019.
300 US military personnel arrived in Wuhan for the Military World Games on October 19, 2019. The first coronavirus case appeared two weeks later, on November 2. Coronavirus incubation period is 14 days.
and the COVID-19 epidemic broke out globally in February 2020
Right before you board a plane to sit for hours inches away from a perfect stranger, lol #COVIDtheater
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Someone made good money making those and millions of others and screens etckvs wrote:
Right before you board a plane to sit for hours inches away from a perfect stranger, lol #COVIDtheater
Covid-19 clown world.
higurashihougi wrote:China knows to strike where it hurts the most.
https://www.rt.com/usa/525961-lab-leak-iraq-wmds/
Push of Covid-19 ‘lab leak’ theory ‘no different’ from Iraq WMD lies – Chinese Embassy
The origin of Covid-19 is a subject of scientific inquiry that should not be politicized, embassy spokesman Liu Pengyu tweeted, adding: “The campaign to politicize the study of origins and smear China is no different from the lies about Iraq possessing weapons of mass destruction (WMD) 12 years ago.”
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Cowboy's daughter wrote:In the news today:
called the Delta variant
China Returns to Its Strict Covid Restrictions to Fight a New Outbreak
Keith Bradsher 8 hrs ago
BEIJING — Neighborhoods under strict lockdown. Thousands quarantined. Millions tested in mere days. Overseas arrivals locked up for weeks and sometimes months.
The latest cases have been found in Guangzhou, capital of the southern province of Guangdong. The authorities have blamed the Delta variant, which has caused widespread loss of life in India.
The city tested practically its entire population of 18.7 million between Sunday and Tuesday, some of them for the second time. It has also put neighborhoods with a total of more than 180,000 residents into total lockdowns, with practically no one allowed out except for medical testing.
The early infections appear to have jumped from person to person at a cluster of eateries. Each infected person has infected more other people than in any previous outbreak that China has confronted, Zhang Zhoubin, deputy director of the Guangzhou Center for Disease Control, said at a news conference.
“The epidemic faced by Guangzhou this time is an unprecedented opponent, and it requires more resolute and decisive measures to deal with it,” he said.
The spread of the virus has raised fresh questions about the effectiveness of China’s vaccines, particularly against variants. The Seychelles last month and now Mongolia in the past three weeks have both had large numbers of infections despite high vaccination rates. Both have used the Sinopharm vaccine from China, although the Seychelles also relied partly on AstraZeneca vaccines
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/china-returns-to-its-strict-covid-restrictions-to-fight-a-new-outbreak/ar-AAKRR89
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