Breggins ask some key questions I felt should be reminded:
‘Concluding Questions:
In 2015, US researchers in collaboration with Chinese researchers from the now-infamous Wuhan Institute jointly published a paper describing how they successfully modified a bat coronavirus to make it capable of infecting humans. Their project was funded by both the Chinese and the American governments.
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Who in the US government enabled this research? Why was it allowed when it was enabling the Chinese to develop a military weapon or to accidentally cause an epidemic?
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Why was an FDA official involved as an author and why was NIH funding the project?
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The virus created in collaboration with the Chinese and the current epidemic virus are both SARS-CoV with many shared characteristics. This writer has found no scientific research that specifically compares the two viruses, a subject that needs to be investigated.
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How many more lab-created or manipulated viruses are in the world’s laboratories and under the control of governments and the military?
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Are potentially dangerous research projects continuing to go on involving American and Chinese collaboration with or without funding from both countries?
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Why and how has this research project wholly escaped notice amid the growing concern about China’s role in causing the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic?
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Why have none of the American researchers come forward to draw attention to this project which, at the least, enabled and promoted Chinese efforts to weaponize viruses?
Resources:
The Menachery et al. (2015) scientific paper was found by my wife Ginger Breggin while following scientific discussions on-line that led her to the critique in The Scientist and then to the article.’
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Author: Dr. Paul Alexander
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