644.Anonymous11 says:

"Are there any Chinese speakers that could explain this video clip for us? Apparently it’s from a Taiwanese TV program that aired recently where they discuss how the coronavirus may have originated in the US:"


The man in the video is a top virologist who took part in the intelligence search for the source of the virus. He spends the first part of the video explaining the various haplotypes (varieties, if you will), and explains how they are related to each other, how one must have come before another, and how one type derived from another. He explains this is merely elementary science and nothing to do with conspiracies; [merely describing how, just as with numbers in order, 3 must always follow 2].

One of his main points is that the type infecting Taiwan exists only in Australia and the US and, since Taiwan was not infected by Australians, the infection could have come only from the US.

He further stated that the US has recently had more than 200 of what were termed "pulmonary fibrosis" cases that resulted in death due to the patients' inability to breathe, but which conditions could not be explained by pulmonary fibrosis. He said he wrote articles in Taiwanese and US magazines and newspapers, informing them of this fact, and telling the US health authorities they needed to take the deaths from the coronavirus more seriously. But he said they responded by blaming the deaths on e-cigarettes, and then silenced discussion of them. He said he told them, and that they already knew, that there was no way e-cigarettes could cause the lung changes in either mice or humans. But they ignored him.

He said he thoroughly examined the possibility of e-cigarettes but could find no link, that they could not possibly have caused the lung failures in the victims, and that e-cigarettes were irrelevant to the issue. He then stated essentially what the Japanese Asahi Shimbun said in its articles and newcasts, that the 40,000 deaths in the US that were reported to be from "the flu", were very likely mostly from the coronavirus - [which would explain why the US isn't testing for the new virus].

He said this began earlier than assumed, saying, "We must look to September of 2019" - which is just after the CDC suddenly and totally shut down the Fort Detrick bio-weapons lab claiming the facilities were insufficient to prevent loss of pathogens.

He stated the case in September of 2019 where some Japanese went to Hawaii and returned home infected, people who had never been to China, and where the coronavirus infection was not discovered until much later. He said he personally investigated those cases very carefully (as did the Japanese virologists who came to the same conclusion). [This would indicate the coronavirus had already spread through much of the US but where the symptoms were being officially claimed as caused by other diseases, and thus hidden from the public.]

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