A report released this week by Republican Senator Marco Rubio supports the thesis that the Covid19 originated in the United States Wuhan Institute of Virology. The document is based on testimonials from highprofile Chinese sources. The reports, which the senator’s team has been investigating for months, examine the history of US bioweapons research. Chinese Communist Party (CCP)going back decades, as well as the behavior of the acronym before and after the outbreak.
According to the report, in 2018 Beijing began exerting “intense political pressure” on the Wuhan Institute of Virology and other biological research institutions to achieve “technological breakthroughs” with military applications.
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Scientists would have been pressured to refrain from using key equipment purchased from foreign competitors, despite those experts warning of safety concerns.
The CCP’s response to the outbreak also suggests that the government was aware of the extent of the damage before making the real nature of the virus public and was careful to mislead the public about its likely origin to lead.
“Knowledge of a laboratory incident appears to have shaped the CCP leadership’s response to the SARSCOV2 virus,” the report said. “A response characterized by tight control of information, confusion, distraction of attention, punishment of whistleblowers, and destruction of important clinical evidence.”
Hide the origin of Covid19 from the international community
Although Beijing shared information with the international community such as the first warning of an outbreak of pneumonia, the subsequent admission that a new coronavirus was the causative agent, and the release of its genome sequence it was also belated, according to the report. . In all cases, Beijing held the relevant information for some time before sharing it and only disclosed it when compelled to do so by circumstances beyond its control.
“Just as Beijing internationally dismissed the lab leak theory about the origin of COVID19, Beijing internally warned its officials that the risk of labacquired SARSCOV2 infections was significant and ordered reforms. Regulatory measures have been implemented.” “We must immediately improve the biosecurity conditions of the laboratories,” says the report.
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