Covid-19 Virus Was ‘Bioweapon’ Designed by China With Intent, Says Wuhan Researcher
According to a researcher at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, the coronavirus was created by China as a “bioweapon” to infect humans. He said that four strains were supplied to his colleagues so they could test which one might be utilised to transmit the illness most effectively.
These revelations were made by the Wuhan researcher Chao Shao during an interview with Jennifer Zeng, a human rights advocate and author who was born in China. Zeng is a member of the International Press Association and is said to be a reliable source of information about China and the Chinese Communist Party.
During the 26-minute interview, Chao Shao revealed that one of his superiors at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, Shan Chao, was given four coronavirus strands and asked to test them to determine which one would be the most effective at infecting “as many species as possible” and how simple it would be to infect other species, including humans.
According to reports, Chao Shao refers to the coronavirus as a “bioweapon.”
According to reports, Chao Shao discusses an event that attracted his attention in 2019 when some of his coworkers went missing during the Military World Games in Wuhan. Later, he learned from one of them that it had to do with inspecting the sanitary and health conditions of the international athletes who were staying in hotels in China. Shao believes that the rationale was only a coverup so they could spread the infection.
According to reports, Chao Shao said, “Furthermore, in April 2020, Chao Shan indicated that he was dispatched to Xinjiang to assess the health of the Uyghurs who were detained in the re-education centres in order for their early release. Again, he clearly hinted that he was sent there to either transmit the virus or to watch how the virus operated on people since doing health checks doesn’t need a virologist.
According to reports, Chao Shao conducted this interview during the months of March and April 2020.
According to reports, the interviewer said that this information from Chao Shao was just one small piece of a larger puzzle explaining the causes of the pandemic that claimed the lives of 7 million people worldwide. The interviewer also said that many other causes are still being investigated.
