China created COVID-19 as a 'bioweapon,' Wuhan researcher claims
Chao Shao asserts that the virus
was deliberately engineered by China as a "bioweapon," and that his
colleagues were tasked with identifying the most effective strain for
spreading.
Security personnel keep watch outside the Wuhan
Institute of Virology during the visit by the World Health Organization
(WHO) team tasked with investigating the origins of the coronavirus
disease (COVID-19), in Wuhan, Hubei province, China February 3, 2021.
(photo credit: REUTERS/THOMAS PETER/FILE PHOTO)
China deliberately engineered the coronavirus
virus as a "bioweapon," a Wuhan Institute of Virology researcher
claimed this week in an interview conducted by Chinese-born human rights
activist and author Jennifer Zeng.
Researcher
Chao Shao asserts that the virus was deliberately engineered by China
as a "bioweapon," and that his colleagues were tasked with identifying
the most effective strain for spreading among various species, including people.
During
the exclusive 26-minute interview, Chao Shao shared an anecdote
involving another researcher named Shan Chao, who allegedly admitted to
being provided with four strains of coronavirus by a superior.
Shan Chao was instructed to test these strains and determine which
one had the greatest potential to infect multiple species, with a
particular emphasis on human infectivity.
SARS-CoV-2, the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 (illustrative). (credit: PIXABAY)
Spreading the virus
Chao
Shao also made sure to mention that several of his colleagues went
missing during the 2019 Military World Games held in Wuhan.
According
to him, one of the missing individuals revealed that they were sent to
hotels accommodating athletes from different countries to "check the
health or hygiene conditions." However, Chao Shao suspected that these
actions were unrelated to virology research and suggested that they were potentially involved in spreading the virus.
Additionally,
Chao Shao disclosed that in April 2020, he was sent to Xinjiang to
assess the health status of Uyghur prisoners held in the re-education
camps, ostensibly to expedite their release.
Yet, given the irrelevance of virology expertise in conducting health
checks, Chao Shao strongly implied that his mission in Xinjiang was
either to facilitate the virus's spread or to study its effects on
humans.
While these
revelations are both astonishing and deeply concerning, Chao Shao
emphasized that they represent only a fraction of the entire puzzle. The
true origin of the pandemic, which has claimed the lives of 7 million
lives worldwide, remains a subject of ongoing investigation.
Pud says: I am Not a fan of "Conspiracy Theories" but as more and more evidence emerges that Covid-19 is not a naturally occuring virus spread by Bats but a laboratory created biological weapon made by the tyrannical Chinese Communist regime as part of its arsenal of weapons of mass death and destruction, the free world needs to act to bring the Chinese leadership to some sort of justice for the murder of over 7 million people worldwide, the long term illness effects that millions of Covid-19 survivor's will suffer for the rest of their lives, the billions of dollars spent on health care dealing with the virus and the billions of dollars of loss of earnings, sales, exports and taxes that have set back the economies of countries world wide.
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French cops fire tear gas and protesters hurl rocks as huge rally descends in to violence
Fighting between riot control officers and gangs of youths broke out in the suburb of Nanterre.
There were two nights of serious rioting in cities and towns across France.
Cars erupt in flames on the street as violent protests broke out in France
Masked protesters walk amid tear gas during clashes
Protesters walk past objects set on fire and the slogan ACAB
French riot police react amid clashes with protesters
Youths began to light fires, and to throw projectiles at the hundreds of riot police in the area.
Within minutes, large clouds of thick black smoke were mingling with tear gas fired by the officers.
‘The atmosphere is very tense, and violence is ongoing,’ said a local police spokesman.
President Emmanuel Macron convened a crisis meeting with police chiefs and senior ministers, at which it was agreed to put an extra 40000 police on the streets.
Police made 150 arrests nationwide during the second night of unrest.
Town halls and schools were among the buildings put to the torch, as Gerald Darmanin, France’s Interior Minister called it ‘a night of unbearable violence against symbols of the republic’.
Burning vehicles engulf the road amid clashes between protesters and police in Nanterre, a Paris suburb
A burning vehicle is seen in a street amid clashes between protesters and police
A protester, perched atop a traffic sign, holds a flare during protests in Nanterre, near Paris
Cars burn after a march descended into violence amid clashes with police
A protester runs from teargas
Cars burn after a demonstration fell into violence
He added: ‘Town halls, schools and police stations set on fire or attacked. 150 arrests.
‘Support the police, gendarmes and firefighters who face up with courage. Shame on those who did not call for calm.’
President Emmanuel Macron convened a crisis meeting with senior ministers after riots spread across France.
Police made 150 arrests nationwide during the second night of unrest, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said, as violence spilled out onto the streets, notably in the ethnically diverse suburbs of France's big cities.
The epicentre of the unrest was in Nanterre, a working class town on the western outskirts of Paris.
President Emmanuel Macron convened a crisis meeting with senior ministers after riots spread across France overnight. Pictured: Cars burn in Nanterre on the second night of riots
Shocking images overnight showed riot police being targeted with fireworks, bottles and other projectiles as fires raged in the streets, with crowds of youths revolting against the authorities.
'The last few hours have been marked by scenes of violence against police stations but also schools and town halls, and thus institutions of the Republic and these scenes are wholly unjustifiable,' Macron said as he opened the emergency meeting.
Police forces clash with youths in Nanterre, outside Paris
Second night of rioting in Nanterre between young people and the police
Youths walk past burning cars as they clash with Police forces in Nanterre, outside Paris
This photograph taken in Clamart, southwest of Paris, shows a burnt tram following violence and protests in the suburb
A bystander takes images of damage to the Town Hall and cultural centre in Mons en Baroeul, northern France
The interior ministry had said earlier that 2,000 police had been mobilised in the Paris region.
Police forces clash with youths in Nanterre, outside Paris
Youths clash with Police forces in Nanterre, outside Paris
Firefighters extinguish a burning vehicle during clashes in Toulouse, southwestern France
Smoke rises behind a residential area in Toulouse, southwestern France
Shortly before midnight on Nanterre's Avenue Pablo Picasso, a trail of overturned vehicles burned as fireworks fizzed at police lines.
Police also clashed with protesters in the northern city of Lille and in Toulouse in the southwest, and there was unrest in Amiens, Dijon as well as in numerous districts throughout the greater Paris region, the authorities said.
Firefighters stand as they extinguish burning vehicles during clashes between protesters and police
A car burns during protests in Nanterre, west of Paris
Firefighters extinguish burning vehicles during clashes between protesters and police, in Nanterre, Paris suburb
Firefighters extinguish burning vehicles during clashes between protesters and police, in Nanterre, Paris suburb, France
Firefighters and french police operate during clashes between protesters and police
A firefighter stands in front of a burning vehicle
A firefighter stands in front of a burning vehicle
A firefighter extinguishes a burning vehicle
A firefighter extinguishes the flames of a car set on fire during protests in Nanterre
A firefighter extinguishes the flames of a car set on fire during protests in Nanterre
Protesters throw fireworks at riot police during clashes in Nanterre
Protesters throw fireworks at riot police
Firefighters extinguish a burning vehicle destroyed by protesters in Nanterre
A burnt out car is seen on the streets of Nanterre
Firefighters work to put out a burning car
Disorder broke out in the evening
Youths started fires throughout Nanterre
Firefighters attempt to extinguish a blaze in Nanterre
Firefighters work to put out burning street furniture
Fireworks were set off in Nanterre which pelted police officers
fireworks being thrown by a throng of youths in Paris, aimed at police officers
'There are mobs setting fire to cars and shooting firework rockets at officers,' said a Paris police spokesman
Firefighters extinguish a burning vehicle destroyed by protesters in Nanterre
A firefighter walks past a smouldering vehicle destroyed by protesters in Nanterre
Nanterre mayor Patrick Jarry said he was 'shocked' by the images
A car was set alight as dozens of youths took to the streets of Nanterre
Vehicles and rubbish bins were set alight in Paris as the violence continued
Youths run wild in a Paris suburb
Rioting broke out on the streets of Paris
French police stand in position as fireworks go off during clashes with youth
Burnt cars were seen laying on top of their roofs after a night of chaos
Paris, France
Fire services moved in tandem with police officers to halt the spread of fires
A vehicle burns during clashes between protesters and police
France has sent tens of thousands of police officers into the streets in an effort to head off widespread rioting, with commuters rushing home before transport services closed early for safety reasons
Urban violence has continued to stir up tensions between police and young people in housing projects and other neighborhoods
Fireworks were aimed at Police
French police stand in position as fireworks go off during clashes with youth
Protesters, some clad in hoodies and wearing masks, clashed with the authorities as they torched cars and used fireworks as weapons as protests spread into Belgium
Belgium police were seen detaining a number of people following riots in Brussels
Riot police were pictured in the streets of the Belgium capital last night as protests spread
The torched wrecks of cars destroyed by rioters littered the streets of Paris
Burnt buses are pictured at the Fort d'Aubervilliers bus terminal in Aubervilliers, north of Paris
A man points at a burning car in Floirac on the outskirts of Bordeaux, south-western France
People stand in front of a Nike store vandalised during a night of clashes between protesters and police
Burnt buses at the Fort d'Aubervilliers bus terminal in Aubervilliers, north of Paris
People look at burning tyres blocking a street in Bordeaux,, south-western France
The windows to the Nike store were smashed in as gangs pillaged Paris' shopfronts
People look at a building of the Tessi group, burnt during night clashes between protesters and police
A building of the Tessi group, burnt during night clashes between protesters and police
Men throw tyres in a fire blocking a street in Bordeaux, south-western France
People walk by burning tyres blocking a street in Bordeaux
