Was COVID19 made inside a chinese lab

[denel]

Must watch documentary. Especially facts on similar coronavirus found in a copper mine where the miners died - same symptoms several years earlier. Next samples sent to Wuhan Lab; also how they were working on accelerating the virus.

Did the coronavirus leak from a lab? These scientists say we shouldn’t rule it out.

For many scientists, challenging the idea that SARS-CoV-2 has natural origins is seen as career suicide. But a vocal few say it shouldn't be disregarded or lumped in with conspiracy theories.

www.technologyreview.com

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The world was told the Coronavirus leaped from animals to humans at a market in China – but many scientists now fear it leaked from a lab. Experts reveal the new research techniques that put us all at risk.
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[UKBengali]

Must watch documentary. Especially facts on similar coronavirus found in a copper mine where the miners died - same symptoms several years earlier. Next samples sent to Wuhan Lab; also how they were working on accelerating the virus.

Did the coronavirus leak from a lab? These scientists say we shouldn’t rule it out.

For many scientists, challenging the idea that SARS-CoV-2 has natural origins is seen as career suicide. But a vocal few say it shouldn't be disregarded or lumped in with conspiracy theories.

www.technologyreview.com

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The world was told the Coronavirus leaped from animals to humans at a market in China – but many scientists now fear it leaked from a lab. Experts reveal the new research techniques that put us all at risk.
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Was COVID-19 made inside a Chinese lab? | Under Investigation

​ Was COVID-19 made inside a Chinese lab? | Under Investigation

Thanks I will be watching it as soon as I have an hour free.

The virus probably came from a "wet-market" or a lab. The only question is whether China was negligent in allowing it to escape into the human population and then covering up and thereby allowing it to spread so rapidly around the world.

 

[yuba]

Thanks I will be watching it as soon as I have an hour free.

The virus probably came from a "wet-market" or a lab. The only question is whether China was negligent in allowing it to escape into the human population and then covering up and thereby allowing it to spread so rapidly around the world.

Will there be an inquiry look at what happens to Australia when it mentions something along those lines.And what will happen if proved China was negligent.

 

[denel]

Thanks I will be watching it as soon as I have an hour free.

The virus probably came from a "wet-market" or a lab. The only question is whether China was negligent in allowing it to escape into the human population and then covering up and thereby allowing it to spread so rapidly around the world.

Actually one possible but more likely it is the covid related to the one they had earlier found in the mojiang mines . Watch that documentary; plus the fast trekking technique "Gain on Function" which Wuhan Labs had been experimenting with.

Lethal Pneumonia Cases in Mojiang Miners (2012) and the Mineshaft Could Provide Important Clues to the Origin of SARS-CoV-2 - PMC

With the COVID-19 pandemic reaching its worst heights, people are interested in the origin of SARS-CoV-2. This study started with two important questions: first, were there any similar atypical pneumonia outbreaks, even on a smaller level, reported ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Most damning is in PLOS;

Ignoring Pandemic Warnings and Links to my 54 COVID Articles - DNA Science

Hindsight is 2020, perhaps literally, when it comes to COVID-19. A compelling narrative predicting that a deadly virus – specifically, a coronavirus…

dnascience.plos.org

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The team was able to go back in time to track a possible origin of the new virus because their research, for years, had compared the genomes of viruses found in the excrement of bats and other animal species to genome sequences of viruses in the preserved blood sera and lung fluid of patients suffering from severe, unknown respiratory infections. The connection? Human settlements encroaching on habitats of other animal species can foster a zoonotic event – a “jumping” of a pathogen from one type of host to another.

The bat virus RaTG13, discovered in 2013, was described in a 2016 paper, “Coexistence of multiple coronaviruses in several bat colonies in an abandoned mineshaft.” In 2020, when RaTG13 suddenly appeared to be related to the novel respiratory virus, the researchers had the idea to re-evaluate viral genome sequences in preserved sera from four patients who’d been sick in 2012. They’d all worked in an abandoned copper mine in Tongguan town, Mojiang County, Yunnan Province, China – a place festooned with bat dung. "

This is the paper being referenced.

Coexistence of multiple coronaviruses in several bat colonies in an abandoned mineshaft - PubMed

Since the 2002-2003 severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) outbreak prompted a search for the natural reservoir of the SARS coronavirus, numerous alpha- and betacoronaviruses have been discovered in bats around the world. Bats are likely the natural reservoir of alpha- and betacoronaviruses...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[adelphi]

Thanks I will be watching it as soon as I have an hour free.

The virus probably came from a "wet-market" or a lab. The only question is whether China was negligent in allowing it to escape into the human population and then covering up and thereby allowing it to spread so rapidly around the world.

The wet markets in East Asia have been there for ages. So were the humans and bats. Therefore why we have such virus transmission now is beyond me. I mean the ingredients for such disaster were there for ages so what has changed. This is just a personal view as I'm not an expert on the matter.

 

[GHALIB]

Must watch documentary. Especially facts on similar coronavirus found in a copper mine where the miners died - same symptoms several years earlier. Next samples sent to Wuhan Lab; also how they were working on accelerating the virus.

Did the coronavirus leak from a lab? These scientists say we shouldn’t rule it out.

For many scientists, challenging the idea that SARS-CoV-2 has natural origins is seen as career suicide. But a vocal few say it shouldn't be disregarded or lumped in with conspiracy theories.

www.technologyreview.com

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The world was told the Coronavirus leaped from animals to humans at a market in China – but many scientists now fear it leaked from a lab. Experts reveal the new research techniques that put us all at risk.
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i believe it .

 

[denel]

The wet markets in East Asia have been there for ages. So were the humans and bats. Therefore why we have such virus transmission now is beyond me. I mean the ingredients for such disaster were there for ages so what has changed. This is just a personal view as I'm not an expert on the matter.

True - read the papers very much of eye opener. Their researchers have been prolifically publishing papers of these newer coronaviruses long before.

 

[adelphi]

True - read the papers very much of eye opener. Their researchers have been prolifically publishing papers of these newer coronaviruses long before.

Agree - Truth will eventually come out. I won't be surprised if turns out to be a biological accident.