Summary of my posts on origins of the Chyna virus

My original post on alteration of a harmless (to humans) bat coronavirus to create covid is here.

In October of 2021 I posted a more detailed version tying lots of new pieces of evidence together.

And later, more evidence of the truth:  An investigator uncovered emails from the Chinese researcher who helped modify the virus to the NIH, asking the NIH to delete the gene sequences of the virus from NIH databanks.

And astonishingly, someone at NIH DID delete the stored genetic sequences!  And if that doesn't get your attention, the NIH refused to explain who did that or why it was done.  And the useless congress has never followed up.

Here's one of the crucial pieces of the puzzle that you've never seen: In 2015, at an international conference on viruses, the head researcher at the Wuhan Institute of Virology presented a paper announcing that they'd done something no one had ever done before: They'd managed to insert a gene into a bat coronavirus to give it new "functionality," and the virus still replicated itself.  

On the last page of the paper the Chinese authors thanked the NIH by name for funding their research, and even printed the grant number--which matches a grant in NIH files. 

I read that paper in February of 2020.  It contained enough technical details to suggest it wasn't a fake.  (The timing alone suggested it was true.)

Of course since the Chyna virus wouldn't be unleashed for five more years, no one in the U.S. even noticed.  

Source.

https://sfsays.blogspot.com/2022/07/2015-paper-on-govt-website-shows-niaid.html