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    The course of human history may sometimes be shifted by a single spark if it happens to ignite a barrel of ideological gunpowder. With perfect timing for our Fourth of July holiday, an enormous explosion of public attention has suddenly engulfed the origins of the Covid outbreak, renewing the discussion of the causes of the...
  • @nsa
    Woah, hold on a minute there, Ron.
    Isn't this the very same Jeffrey D. Sachs who was parachuted into the recently collapsed Soviet Union along with the IMF jewboys in the early 1990s to administer a healthy dose of econ shock therapy chrony capitalism to the former commies? The same Jeffrey D. Sachs who personally advised the newly minted democracy loving Yeltsin and installed a chit system resulting in the jewboys grabbing the vast resources of Russia? Russia spans 11 time zones and sits atop 1/4 to 1/3 of the world's wealth, and the jewboys had a hold of most of it thanks to Sachs and lhis IMF globohomoschlomo pals. And we are supposed to believe anything this yid creep has to say?

    Replies: @Levtraro, @Theophrastus, @naill, @Che Guava, @BuelahMan, @DaveE, @Farrakhan.DDuke.AliceWalker.AllAgree

    Usually a message as powerful as that being delivered by Dr Sachs requires character assassination to make people doubt its truth. However I’d pay more attention and look more closely into it simply because the messenger is being attacked.
    The economic collapse of the Soviet Union was hastened by the greed of people like Cheney who insisted on money owed to the US being paid immediately resulting in the fire sale of many soviet state assets. All of Dr Sachs recommendations were bulldozed over. Had they listened to Dr Sachs’ recommendations, Putin would probably never have got elected and Russia would be on the side of the US facing the rise of China.

    • Replies: @Curmudgeon
    @naill

    It wasn't just Sachs. Jude Wanniski, who had visited the USSR several times, and Paul Craig Roberts, both promoters of Supply Side Economics predicted that it would be a disaster, saying that the population needed to understand how the system works first, then allow it to happen organically.

  • This essay is going to ramble a bit because we need to build a framework of links as a foundation for our main point. Some apparently disparate elements are closely connected as part of a broader agenda, but we need first to identify the relationships. ZIKA South America, 2015 We begin with a brief review...
  • @That Would Be Telling
    @Larry Romanoff

    The problem with the vaping hypothesis is that if it was a SARS type coronavirus, it didn't show even the infectiousness of SARS and MERS, although numbers count there, superspreaders are particularly important with them, and at least fairly important for COVID.

    So how did it not take off back then, and then far, far away take off in the middle of the PRC? I'm not saying this is impossible, just that there's a big gap between step 1 and step 3.

    OK, numbers, an ABC article lead me to the CDC page, and about the only thing I trust them with is collecting and collating raw data:


    As of February 18, 2020, a total of 2,807 hospitalized EVALI cases or deaths have been reported to CDC from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and two U.S. territories (Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands).

    Sixty-eight deaths have been confirmed in 29 states and the District of Columbia (as of February 18, 2020).
     
    Does that sound like an infectious disease not being able to "take off," or the assumed? physical injury hypothesis? Vaping is not a natural thing, you might say even less natural than cigarette smoking, this "smells," shall I say, much more like the latter.

    Alternate infectious hypotheses would include a very poorly adapted to humans virus (a bacteria would likely have been found), that if it became SARS-CoV-2 suddenly got very well adapted to humans. That's the initial basis of Alina Chan's work on the origin of the virus, compared to SARS which quickly underwent a number of mutations that adapted it better to humans, a hallmark of a zoonotic crossover, it started out well adapted, the sort of thing we'd expect from a gain of function experiment.

    Replies: @naill

    So how did it not take off back then, and then far, far away take off in the middle of the PRC?

    Remember that no one in the US was looking for an infectious disease at that time in the US when evali was circulating. As we know from studies of covid now, different people had different reactions depending on age, overall health and other existing health conditions. Not all those infected were counted by the CDC as there were some who were infected only realising it months after the event that what they caught, which they thought at the time was a bad flu, actually had the symptoms of covid. In the 2807 number, CDC would only have counted those who vaped if they thought it was a vaping disease.

    Also the disease spread more easily in enclosed spaces. So perhaps it was more noticeable in China where it was picked up as a disease caused by new virus, because of the higher number of community events overall as well as such events being held in enclosed spaces in China compared to the US.

  • It seems that whenever the topic of China arises, we are flooded with the most amazing observations, statements, conclusions, almost all of which appear to come from outer space. There surely cannot be another subject on this planet on which so many people are so amazingly misinformed and arrive at the most unrealistic conclusions. We...
  • Thank you for writing this article Mr Romanov. It makes sense of a lot of historical as well as current events.

  • In September 1943, the US Army created “Operation Capricious,” a secret biowarfare program described as purely defensive against insect pests enemy nations might use against America by bombing America with germ-infected insects. Under the direction of George W. Merck, president of Merck & Co. The program stockpiled bacillus anthracis (anthrax), clostridium botulinum (botulism), and other...
  • Thank you Godfree Roberts! Brilliant work!

    Wonderful to refresh memories and see connections between events through a timeline.

    US, afaik, has been the only country to delay testing. No one from the CDC has ever offered a good explanation for why that might be the case. Imagine if testing had commenced as soon as test kits through the WHO were available. We would have got data that might have proven something !

    • Agree: Godfree Roberts
  • It's been decades since I last read George Orwell's 1984, but portions of that classic dystopian novel have become part of our common political culture. There's that famous scene in which an orator is giving a lengthy wartime speech at a political rally, praising the heroic ally of Eurasia and denouncing the arch-foe of Eastasia,...
  • @Blade2
    This does not at all address why China was releasing footage of people convulsing and dying in the streets in early 2020. What purpose did this propaganda serve if they were not complicit in generating a false sense of fear about the virus?

    Replies: @naill

    How do know if it was China and not the Guo media network?

    https://oneworld.press/?module=articles&action=view&id=2050

  • @Anonymous
    @Ever Becoming


    I would think the fact that an epidemic of novel pneumonia with symptoms identical to COVID, which could not be clinically distinguished from COVID
     
    Other than both affecting primarily lungs, the two have hardly anything in common, with obviously distinct presentation. Not to mention completely distinct epidemiology, with EVALI showing no sign of being contagious beyond being "contagious" as something like obesity.

    Replies: @naill, @Atomada, @Vidi

    It’s also interesting that the Chinese did not notice that COVID was contagious in the beginning. In fact they said there was no human to human transmission for more than a week before then correcting themselves.

  • @Gina Schrank
    I so appreciate your doggedness in reminding everyone of your early and consistent analysis of the advent and spread of the coronavirus, Mr. Unz. You are performing a public service that should be (but probably won't be) richly rewarded. As I noted in a short letter I sent you after your last article, I believe the evildoers in our government will short circuit the "narrative terrain" at the point it has reached, because it serves their interest in provoking a war with China.

    I am pleased that you recognize the malevolence of characters like Mike Pompeio and other evil-doers in the deep state, but sadly, I don't think that Donald Trump can so easily get off the hook. Should the current narrative unravel, no doubt the fall back position of the deep state will be that Trump was responsible for the bioweapon attack. Trump was certainly ill-used by the neocon actors who did all of the dirty work for his administration, but what they "accomplished" was certainly within the parameters of some of the idiotic policies that Trump was spouting. And I'm sure that the neocons were telling him all the while not to worry, that the bioweapon attack would not come home to roost.

    I have a suspicion, finally, that the origins of the virus here in the United States may have been the result of a planned release (sort of a trial balloon) of the virus in the vaping community in the summer or fall of 2019. I found it very curious at the time that Trump was making a big deal about banning flavored vaping products. Why would he have cared? In retrospect, I think that he felt somewhat guilty about the fact that he had gone along with the "experiment" and was horrified that it had killed so many innocent vapers. Just a thought that has been gnawing at me. I was a Trump supporter and would not want to diminish him by having this come out to sully him further at a critical juncture, but the chips, I suppose, fall where they may.

    Replies: @naill, @anon, @The Real World

    I also think that Trump was not totally innocent about what was going on. He was part of 3 unusual events at the beginning of the pandemic.

    1. There was few, almost no testing, of the virus being carried out for at least 2 months to the end of February. Despite German developed diagnostic kits being available, through WHO, from early January, the CDC wanted to design their own diagnostic kits. There were constant delays and various excuses, some manufacturing problem which was never explained and CDC wanting to get perfect results before allowing the tests to start. This issue was of great concern to doctors and the delay was unusual, even a former CDC director saying that tests in the past were always produced very quickly. Trump was silent on this.

    2. The White House (around March 12) ordered the FHA to treat all meetings on the coroanvirus as classified. This was despite many medical personnel criticising such as move as it was restricting vital information and hampering the government response.

    3. On May 29 as the pandemic was starting to take hold, Trump announced that the US will leave the WHO. This went ahead in spite of groups representing infectious disease doctors, pediatricians and GPs all protesting this move.

    These are not the actions of an innocent president. These are the actions of someone who has something to hide.

    • Agree: Ever Becoming
    • Replies: @Skeptikal
    @naill

    "Despite German developed diagnostic kits being available, through WHO, from early January, the CDC wanted to design their own diagnostic kits.'

    I agree with most of your post, but this comment sounds a bit odd to me.
    I do recall the uncertainties around a viable test.
    People were crying out for a reliable test, to relieve fear and establish some sense of reality concerning the actual dangers, both in general and specifically for oneself.

    Instead of getting a decent test (developed by whomever), we got a piece of German Dreck (if by "diagnostic kits" you mean Christian Drosten's PCR test).

    Unless, that is, the test's purpose was to inflate the number of "cases" (supposedly ill people) by means of high percentages of false positives. Even in the case of genuine positives, the presence of SARS-CoV-2 viruses or fragments didn't mean the person was ill.

    The use of these faulty tests was a major driver in cascades of misinformation, propaganda, pointless quarantines, and fear mongering. The harm caused by the deployment of the PCR test casts a shadow over the whole covid response in the USA and elsewhere. (Meanwhile, those who were really ill were told to stay home until they had to be hospitalized. They were not offered treatment to keep them out of hospital.)

    I'm sure people who comment here are well aware that Drosten is the target of legal action by the German atty Reiner Fuellmich.
    The investigative sessions conducted by Fuellmich's Corona Committee are well worth watching; the English -language site:

    https://corona-ausschuss.de/en/

    Scroll down for individual sessions.

    Regarding Trump's leaving WHO, was that because he sensed that the WHO was not playing with a full deck but couldn't figure out what? That it was pushing an unclear agenda? Certainly a heck of a lot of other people thought that who were not DJT.

    I can't recall the reason(s) Trump gave at the time.

  • For more than a year now, I've been publishing a series of articles and columns discussing the origins of the global Covid-19 epidemic and strongly arguing that the outbreak represented an American biowarfare attack against China (and Iran). Here are links to the three major articles, with the last appearing a week ago: American Pravda:...
  • @(N-95) Masked Man
    @naill

    Anyone can Google that. They were expropriating massive amounts. Not just retail, but also retail.

    BTY nice shill account, Pooh.

    Replies: @naill

    Anyone can Google that.

    If so, you obviously couldn’t.

    Actually I wold say it is more commonsense, something you are lacking too.

    Not just retail, but also retail.

    Retail+retail=Retail. What kind of logic makes it expropriating massive amounts?

    Sorry that your guru Modi couldn’t do maths either.

  • @(N-95) Masked Man
    The only people who acted like they knew a bioweapon was on the loose in the early days - if that's what it was - were the Chinese who spent months vacuuming up all available PPE worldwide while downplaying the virus's significance with the help of WHO and USG itself.

    Strange thing for USG and five-eyes to let happen, if they were on the offense.

    Replies: @naill

    The only PPE that the Chinese would have “vacuumed” up would have been those sold in retail shops. At that stage no one expected the virus to spread outside of china, not Pelosi and certainly not Trump!

    USG and every 5 eye government usually has an emergency stockpile of PPE in some warehouse in preparation for a pandemic. Are you suggesting that they foolishly gave it all away to China ?

    • Replies: @(N-95) Masked Man
    @naill

    Anyone can Google that. They were expropriating massive amounts. Not just retail, but also retail.

    BTY nice shill account, Pooh.

    Replies: @naill

  • @Emslander
    The other problem with Mr. Unz's vast writings on this subject is his implication that "neocons" were the instigators. If "neocons" are anything, they're open about their warmongering.

    The "neocons" were a generally conservative group of Jewish Republicans who were mostly interested in the "final solution" in the Mideast that would give Israel perpetual security.

    I don't recognize Mr. Unz's "neocons".

    Replies: @Fred777, @naill

    They may have been open about the warmongering but were quick to block all information on the virus outbreak in the US

    “We had some very critical people who did not have security clearances who could not go,” one official said. “These should not be classified meetings. It was unnecessary.”

    https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-secrecy-exclusive/exclusive-white-house-told-federal-health-agency-to-classify-coronavirus-deliberations-sources-idUSKBN20Y2LM

  • @nsa
    @Ron Unz

    "As for Godfree Roberts, he's just an incompetent pro-China propagandist"
    Lon, yu velly velly bad pelson insult Godflee no leason yu plick. Godflee tell tluth Middle Kingdom velly gleat make all clap in walmalt not have tellible gay plide palade not fly stupid lainbow flag not have velly velly bad poln not have hollible heblew palasites lun evelything like not gleat Amelica. Godflee velly gleat velly smalt. Yu, Lon, need long time reeducation camp so wlite tluth have lots social cledit.

    Replies: @Marckus, @naill

    I would call this a good example of an incoherent brain damaged, brain dead rant.

  • @Levtraro

    It therefore appears that elements of the Defense Intelligence Agency were aware of the deadly viral outbreak in Wuhan more than a month before any officials in the Chinese government itself.
     
    You are making one critical assumption here. That officials in the Chinese government didn't know about the outbreak at the time of the DIA insight. Perhaps the Chinese are just lying and they knew of the outbreak before DIA knew? Then an American spy inside the Chinese government got info about the outbreak and passed it to the DIA? Commenter Cranberries pointed out to this less conspiratorial explanation for the timing of the DIA report in the thread of comments after your previous article on the same topic. I think you should deal with this alternative explanation for the timing of DIA report. It implies that the virus is not a biowarfare attack, it could be a natural zoonotic jump or a Chinese lab-leak.

    However, two other elements favour your theory of a USA biowarfare attack. 1) That the USA team of sports fared poorly in Wuhan's military olimpycs competitions, and most importantly, 2) the spread of the virus over Iranian hierarchy early in the pandemics.

    Replies: @naill

    Perhaps the Chinese are just lying and they knew of the outbreak before DIA knew? Then an American spy inside the Chinese government got info about the outbreak and passed it to the DIA?

    Note this, from Ron Unz: After the story aired, a Pentagon spokesman officially denied the existence of that November report, while various other top level government and intelligence officials refused to comment.

    I can’t imagine the report being officially denied if the DIA were getting second hand information. They would probably have backed it up by saying from ‘anonymous sources’

  • As every fan of the old Perry Mason show remembers, courtroom witnesses swear "to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth." There's a reason for that particular choice of words. A pattern of selective omissions in an otherwise entirely truthful presentation can easily mislead us as much as any outright lie....
  • @Bigtone
    Sir
    Have followed you for years and admire you greatly.
    I have trouble however in following a proposition in this wonderfull treatise.
    A bio weapon is released in October November by undercover operatives in the Military Games.
    You then state that Maximum damage to be achieved in the travel hub of Wuhan During Lunar New Year.
    This was in late January.
    This is some two to three months after it was released.
    So I don’t quite understand how it could have been predicted to have taken hold to cause Maximum effect at Lunar New Year travel.
    This seems to be inconsistent with the somewhat “immediate” reactive deaths to Iranian elites.
    Thanks and keep up the great work.
    Tony Stewart from Down Under

    Replies: @agnosticon, @naill

    This seems to be inconsistent with the somewhat “immediate” reactive deaths to Iranian elites.

    Unz has explained it :

    As a secondary operation, they decided to target Iran’s political elites, possibly deploying a somewhat more deadly variant of the virus. Since political elites generally tend to be elderly, they would anyway suffer far greater fatalities.

    • Replies: @Bigtone
    @naill

    Nail
    I read that but there still exists incomplete propositions.
    Firstly Unz does not explain how the US military or whomever was in charge of this operation were able to infiltrate the Iranian elite.Secondly I have not been able to find a finding that this was a more deadly variant.Yes in February March 2020some elites contracted it and died,others contracted it and lived!If it was a more deadly variant it wasn’t very effective.Thirdly my first point still holds.There is no explanation on the time lag.Thanks for you comment.

    Replies: @Wade

  • Though more numerous today than ever, the Chinese thrive on land that they have tilled for five thousand years, land that hosts ten percent of world’s plant species and fourteen percent of its wild animals, thanks to their assumption that, since man and Mother Nature are mutually dependent, man must care for his Mother. The...
  • @Pincher Martin
    @Godfree Roberts


    Following the 2008 riots, the Tibetan Government in Exile secretly asked[2] seventeen thousand resident Tibetans if they wanted full independence, renzig. Thirty-percent said, “Yes,” while forty-seven percent chose ‘limited true autonomy within China'[3].
     
    I spent a week in Tibet just a few months before the 2008 riots. After landing in Lhasa and spending a couple of days there, I went to Shigatse and then doubled back to go to Nyingchi, which is one of the areas contested by India to be part of Arunachal Pradesh.

    The place was not a concentration camp, but the PLA military presence, even before the riots, was noticeable and road checks were set up all along our route on the major roads wherever we went. My wife and I were also required to have guides with us at all times we were outside our hotel.

    On the same trip, I also spent a week in Bhutan, a Himalayan Buddhist Kingdom that borders both Tibet and Arunachal Pradesh. The place was a paradise. Many informed travelers we met in the country made the claim that if Tibet had not been taken over by the Chinese, it would probably look a lot like Bhutan does today.

    Instead, Tibet looks grungy and haggard compared to its independent neighbor. And Tibet's GDP per capita is lower than in Bhutan ($7,089 to $10,627, both IMF figures), despite Bhutan not having any native industry that gives it an advantage over its neighbor.

    Bhutan is what Tibet would look like if it did not have to deal with its Han overlords in Beijing, and that is a far sight better than how it looks today.

    *****

    As for your surveys, I don't give them credence. Most Tibetans have given up on independence. Even the Dalai Lama has given up on it.

    But that's because they know, as I explained above, that going to war with Beijing, literally or figuratively, won't win them anything. It's not because they don't want independence.

    When your desired aim has no chance to be achieved, you begin to compromise - even sometimes with yourself.

    And that's exactly what has been going on. The 14th Dalai Lama has been signaling for a long time - decades! - that he accepts Chinese oversight over Tibet and merely wishes for more Tibetan freedom within China and to rejoin his former land.

    But would the Dalai Lama really prefer Tibet's independence from Beijing? Of course he would. He just knows he will never get it.

    Replies: @naill, @denk

    Many informed travelers we met in the country made the claim that if Tibet had not been taken over by the Chinese, it would probably look a lot like Bhutan does today.

    Interesting observation! Perhaps these same informed travelers might also make the claim that if only China were ruled by the British and became a democracy, it would probably look a lot like India does today.

    • Agree: Godfree Roberts
    • Replies: @Pincher Martin
    @naill


    Interesting observation! Perhaps these same informed travelers might also make the claim that if only China were ruled by the British and became a democracy, it would probably look a lot like India does today.
     
    Well, that's a dumb comparison.

    Bhutan and Tibet are made up of the same racial stock. They practice the same religion. They have largely the same culture based on that religion. They live in countries with similar topographies.

    Are any of those statements true of India and China? Do they belong to the same racial stock? Do they practice the same religion? Do they have largely the same culture? Is the topography of their countries similar?

    About the only thing China and India share is that they both have large populations and they both share a long border along the Himalayas since China swallowed up Tibet.

    Sheesh. At least try to think before writing out your post.

    Replies: @denk

  • Researcher and filmmaker John Hankey comments on topics addressed in the recent webinar: Covid-19–A New 9/11 Style False Flag? Was Covid-19 made in a lab? Is it a bioweapon? Who made it? Deliberate or accidental release? If deliberate, who gains? Extracts from John Hankey’s statements in this interview: There was a story that broke last...
  • Kevin Barrett is definitely onto something imho. This article certainly seems to reinforce the earlier article with the interview between Kevin and Meryl Nass.
    That had some stunning revelations for me, in particular the idea that the world economy was being destroyed so that they could start again.

    So Mearsheimer says that the only way to stop China’s rise is essentially to destroy the global economy. He says even wrecking the U.S. economy along with the global economy would would be worth it because security is more important than prosperity.

    I thought that was a bit of a stretch but during the week, a few articles I came across seem to be going in that direction.
    From Klaus Schwab who is part of the Davos elites
    https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-its-time-for-a-massive-reset-of-capitalism/
    We see this idea being circulated in other media they “influence”, even down to smaller sites such as interest.co.nz
    Then in the Indian paper ET, to get Indian support using india/china rivalry:
    https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/business/view-china-doesnt-want-a-new-world-order-it-wants-this-one-/articleshow/76223464.cms
    Seems like the great big plan is slowly coming into place and coronavirus is all part of it.

  • The Unz Review has been blacklisted by Facebook and Google in apparent retaliation for its articles exploring the COVID-19 bioweapon hypothesis, especially Ron Unz’s blockbuster “American Pravda: Our Coronavirus Catastrophe as Biowarfare Blowback?” When deep state censors react that way, we may reasonably assume that they have something to hide. By sending such a strong...
  • @ACEtwo
    Why not that China is using this release of the virus whether it was done accidentally or not. They bought up all the PPE early January. They control manufacturing for much of the world. They stopped travel in China early while allowing citizens of Wuhan to travel out. They controlled it in their country but got the WHO to say in mid January that it couldn’t be transferred person to person. They certainly want Trump to fail with his trade constraints. What better way to get rid of him then ruin the US economy. Who is benefiting the most from this virus? I would argue China. They hate Trump but were able to work with past administrations.

    Replies: @naill

    They bought up all the PPE early January.

    At that time China was the only country afflicted with the virus. Could it be possible that China and the world at that stage did think the virus could be stopped from spreading outside China? Yes, because previous outbreaks (Sars, H1N1, Mers) were largely contained and didn't go global.

    They control manufacturing for much of the world.

    Not sure what is being implied here, but when the virus eventually spread to countries that faced a shortage of PPE, China was in a position to ramp up production and supply back to the countries that earlier donated/needed PPE.

    They stopped travel in China early while allowing citizens of Wuhan to travel out.

    This was based on misinformation by Niall Ferguson and spread by the Trump administration. When all Wuhan flight schedules were checked by Daniel A Bell, this was disproven.
    https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1187304.shtml

    They controlled it in their country but got the WHO to say in mid January that it couldn’t be transferred person to person.

    The virus was certainly not controlled within China by January, more like March although it is only with hindsight we can say it was under control. On 26 January the statement about it not being contagious was changed to say that it was contagious, less than 1 week. Did they try to hide the information in order to make it spread globally or was it because it was a new virus and the information changed upon further study? If China really wanted to hide the virus, why start the infection in Wuhan where there is a biolab, during Lunar new year ? Also why change the contagion statement within a week and not wait another 2 or 3 months?

    Who is benefiting the most from this virus? I would argue China.

    China’s economy has been hit and it is facing a global backlash from the virus. No country benefits from this virus and certainly, at the start, no country knows how it will end.

    • Thanks: Harold Smith
  • After several months of record-breaking traffic our alternative media webzine suffered a sharp blow when it was suddenly purged by Facebook at the end of April. Not only was our rudimentary Facebook page eliminated, but all subsequent attempts by readers to post our articles to the world's largest social network produced an error message describing...
  • @Exile
    Pompeo calling shots inside Israel using Mossad sounds like the tail wagging the dog to me. Pompeo is more likely to be acting on behalf of an Israeli faction than using them for some independent U.S. agenda.

    I agree with Ron that the death of the Chinese ambassador sounds very Cohen-cidental in either case.

    Replies: @naill

    Well, hate to say this, but there may be some element of truth to Ron Unz’s theory after all!

    https://www.rt.com/news/489783-israel-snubs-china-desalination/

  • Nearly 30,000 Americans have died from the coronavirus during the last two weeks, and by some estimates this is a substantial under-count, while the death-toll continues to rapidly mount. Meanwhile, measures to control the spread of this deadly infection have already cost 22 million Americans their jobs, an unprecedented economic collapse that has pushed our...
  • Some governments took full advantage of the early warning and scientific information provided by China.

    The US Government was clearly not one of those taking full advantage of the warnings and scientific information. Of particular interest, testing was delayed by a month. And most readers came to the conclusion that it was due to a bumbling government and unprepared officials.

    Given that the US is the sole super power and there are very knowledgeable people within the administration, one could ask, how on earth was it not possible for any one from a group of intelligent people not know this could be a problem for the US even if there were some bumbling ones? The US is not a third world country with no knowledge of pandemics. The US has very capable people who have a deep knowledge of viruses and infectious diseases. The US has a top intelligence organisation with very wide networks.

    Upon watching Event 201 (a rehersal which would have been fresh on the minds of some very influential people given that it was carried out in October 2019) there were many accurate conclusions made of the chain of events that could unfold from an outbreak. They even foresaw that the disease was so infectious that it was spreading through all the continents. Looking at it from this angle, why was the US not more concerned when news of the disease first broke out? How was it that they were the only country looking for a statement that said there was no human to human transmission. Why did they not even question that statement when the outbreak and deaths were being reported? Why did they delay testing by a month?

    New data on antibodies from the US is interesting. The number of infected people are much much higher than reported. Why are the US numbers not lining up with those of other countries? Are they hiding something that might be revealed?

    Now with this new information out, Trump is acting even more bumbling and stupid with his remarks on disinfectant. Is Trump really so foolish about disinfectants? Or is it to distract us from looking for the truth?

  • Hybrid War 2.0 on China, a bipartisan U.S. operation, is already reaching fever pitch. Its 24/7 full spectrum infowar arm blames China for everything coronavirus-related – doubling as a diversionist tactic against any informed criticism of woeful American unpreparedness. Hysteria predictably reigns. And this is just the beginning. A deluge of lawsuits is imminent –...
  • @Pft
    Event 201 in October included Chinese CDC Director George GAO. US and Chinese scientists in Wuhan have collaborated on coronavirus gain of function studies for over a decade with many funded by US agencies.

    You know, maybe it was a joint venture between US and China. Everyone knew but us little people.

    This fake conflict between China and US is intended to hide this and discourage anyone from entertaining the idea of a partnership , the goal being full spectrum dominance overwe the people. Only when freedom and democracy is extinguished and we are like China will democracy movements be extinguished. So thats Chinas motivation. The Wests motivation is a great desire for an authoritarian technocratic regime like Chinas. A match made in heaven.

    Replies: @naill, @Quintus, @Seraphim, @MacOisdealbh

    You know, maybe it was a joint venture between US and China. Everyone knew but us little people.

    China and the many involved would then have to be acting out a role when the disease progressed and was discovered. And from their initial reaction, it was more confusion and missteps rather than calculated acting.

    I ask also what would China gain by taking part in this ‘joint venture’? Absolutely nothing. It doesn’t have the difficulty that the US has in introducing the monitoring of citizen movements. It has no desire to implant chips into its citizens or vaccinate all citizens with hidden chips. It would have known the economic and political consequences would be severe. And most of all, China no longer trusts the USG.

    Hopefully this pandemic is a wake up call to the CCP that there are more than the USG they shouldn’t trust. And taking USAID grants can have dire consequences.

  • Nearly 30,000 Americans have died from the coronavirus during the last two weeks, and by some estimates this is a substantial under-count, while the death-toll continues to rapidly mount. Meanwhile, measures to control the spread of this deadly infection have already cost 22 million Americans their jobs, an unprecedented economic collapse that has pushed our...
  • @UK
    @swamped

    While I don't agree that China would have done this on purpose as I am generally doubtful of all similar theories, it would nonetheless also explain why China banned all movement to the rest of China from Wuhan while not only allowing the Wuhan infected to infiltrate the West but actually vociferously and ubiquitously complaining about Western racists for thinking about not allowing them in.

    Replies: @naill

    China banned all movement to the rest of China from Wuhan while not only allowing the Wuhan infected to infiltrate the West

    The shutdown of public transport and flights would have stopped movement out of Wuhan into the rest of China and other countries. Why did Western media, while it was happening, not point out that the lockdown only stopped movements domestically? Because it stopped ALL travel outside of Wuhan. In fact western media claimed that China was sacrificing Wuhan to save the world.

    Th other factor that would have stopped travel from China to most western countries is the need for a visa. Anyone who has had to apply for a visa ought to know how long that process takes.

    In any case, the number of travellers from China to US in that period would have been minimal as it was during Chinese New Year when families reunite. The US Government is clutching at straws to try and push this narrative. The most likely reason US has such high numbers of infections is most likely the virus was already circulating in the US.

    • Disagree: UK
    • Replies: @Seraphim
    @naill

    There were a number of overseas Chinese in China for the New Year, stopped by the Chinese and desperate to fly back, appealing to their Governments to put pressure on the Chinese to be allowed to fly out. Australia had a great number of international students caught in China and was as desperate to get them back in time for the opening of the new school year.

  • @Ozymandias
    @Jeremygg5


    The WHO too only had high praises for China’s transparency and efficiency.
     
    Would that be the same WHO that said chinese disease was not communicable between humans and that we should keep letting infected people into the country? That's who we should trust? Or should we trust the communist government that shut down domestic travel to and from Wuhan, because they were trying to protect the rest of THEIR country, while still allowing international travel, because they wanted the rest of the planet infected?

    This virus may or may not have been engineered, and may have come from the lab or the wet market. These things are debatable. But what is absolutely not debatable is that once the virus was loose, China choose to DELIBERATELY infect the rest of the world. These are people whose numbers we should trust?

    Replies: @Jeremygg5, @naill

    Where is the evidence that China chose to deliberately infect the rest of the world?

    On the contrary, China proceeded with a lockdown the size of which has never been attempted in history.

    The possibility of the virus originating in the US now needs a closer look!

    Consider the US infection numbers and how large they are. Now the latest antibody testing suggests that the numbers are even larger than US are reporting. If that is true, perhaps the US numbers are not consistent with a virus moving from China to the US but in fact, could even support the possibility of the virus moving from the US to China and other parts of the world.

    Italy has suggested that possibility and has requested the US to posthumously investigate the earlier flu deaths in the US, but the US has flatly refused!! Why is the US so fearful of the truth coming out?

    • Agree: Jeremygg5
  • There is a strong anti-China current being promoted in right-wing circles and some neo-liberal ones in light of the coronavirus epidemic. These forces are seeking to redirect real criticisms of globalization - deindustrialization, stolen intellectual property, and trade deficits - and utilize them for support for regime change operations and possibly even war against China...
  • @Anon
    Dr.Shiva Ayyadurai, MIT PhD.( Inventor of Email):

    "America is going to become an indentured servant of very wealthy elites in China who are connected with the Chinese Communist Party."

    https://twitter.com/va_shiva/status/1246526633206353921

    Replies: @naill, @Ber

    Please explain how this might be even possible, o gullible one.

  • Well done for exposing this lot and their greedy motives!

    This is what good journalists do.

  • [The following is the republication of several long and very detailed comments by an unidentified purported expert on biowarfare that originally appeared on a recent thread of the Saker blogsite.] [Update: an investigation strongly suggests that the author's claims regarding his personal background and professional expertise are accurate.] I’ll throw my 2 cents in here....
  • @bigmonkey
    Doesn't anyone remember the theft in Winnepeg at Canada's Level 4 lab by 2 Chinese scientists last year?

    https://www.theweek.in/news/world/2020/01/28/coronavirus-outbreak-a-result-of-chinese-biological-espionage.html

    Replies: @Curmudgeon, @naill

    Good that you remembered to bring it up. It was a false story apparently made up by none other than Kyle Bass.

    https://www.factcheck.org/2020/01/coronavirus-wasnt-sent-by-spy-from-canada/

    • Replies: @JRB
    @naill

    So the death of Frank Plummer is just a coincidence ? see https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-51317386

  • The Wuhan Coronavirus epidemic of 2019-20 is moving many markers where life merges into death, where truth merges into lies. At age 34, Dr. Li Wenliang drew attention in Wuhan to these moving markers. The disease Dr. Li sought to warn against ended up taking his life as the epidemic gained fatal traction. Before going...
  • @Tony Hall
    @Ron Unz

    Thanks Ron Unz for your interest and input. I appreciate seeing yet more evidence of your talent in scouting out where public discourse seems to be headed. Again and again you go into precisely those big issues that Big Media most persistently tries to repress.

    The possibility that COVID-19 is a genetically engineered bioweapon rather than the result of a bad batch of bat soup considerably raises the geopolitical ante in the matter. The possibility that COVID-19 is a bioweapon to be directed with malicious intent is suggested by what is going on in Iran. Not only does it seem possible that the country is being targeted but that top officials within the government are also being specifically targeted. I am also picking up reports that the virus may have been directed at a group of CCP cybersecurity experts based in Beijing. These experts are possibly engaged in maintaining the Chinese Internet firewall.

    According to Chinese billionaire dissident and refugee claimant, Miles Guo (Steve Bannon's new #1 associate), the mess started with a determination to direct the bioweapon at the Hong Kong protests. In Guo's reading of events, this plan ran amok as described below.

    https://gnews.org/121595/

    Miles Guo Explains CCP Infighting and Past and Future Story of COVID19

    https://gnews.org/121595/

    Grain of Salt
    Part 1

    https://gnews.org/121744/

    Part 2

    https://gnews.org/122331/

    Text Summary of his 2/22/20 Videos:

    https://gnews.org/121595/

    Wuhan: The incinerators

    According to an informant who managed and coupled the incinerators with the quarantine hospitals of Xincang in Leishenshan, 40 mobile incinerators have been working for 24/7. Each can burn 5 tons or 30 corpses per day. Human bodies can be disposed from inside the hospital, dropped through a duct into the incinerators and burnt to ashes. None can tell the precise death toll. These incinerators, like mobile crematoria, were used in the SARS outbreak 2003 and also casts doubt on that true death toll.

    There are 400k incinerators having been deployed throughout China. The manufacturer has got an order for an additional one million incinerators.

    Those who died at home are many times more than those who died in streets or in the hospitals. At least 3,000 medical doctors and nurses have been infected.

    There are 47 crematoria in Wuhan. Each has 12 production lines. In the whole province of Hubei, there are roughly 2,000 crematoria. Given all have worked at full load, it is estimated by now that about 100k have been cremated per day.

    Beijing: The Martial Law

    According to a military doctor, the actual contagious cases and death toll caused by the coronavirus are many times more than the official statistics. Whilst Wuhan military sector is where the martial law was imposed the earliest, Beijing is where the most stringent is imposed. What has been activated is precisely bio-chemical counter-warfare.

    The previously informed death of the staff of the CCP Central Commission for Discipline Inspection was mistaken. The death is now corrected as having occurred in the military sector in Beijing. The dead had been infected with the coronavirus from the visiting military officials from Wuhan.

    The death in the military force sounded alarm to the CCP politburo that the virus was out of control. The hospitals in Beijing are therefore heavily guarded. The 301 Hospital held a confidential emergency meeting. At the meeting, the attendants were informed that a bio-weapon, specifically an artificially engineered virus, had been released from the P4 lab in Wuhan and had caused many to die.

    Openly however, the CCP government lied that the virus was naturally originated from wildlife; was preventable, controllable, treatable; and was not transmittable between humans.

    Hong Kong: The Failed Bio-Weapon

    It is a karma for the coronavirus to take effect in Wuhan and Beijing, rather than as intended in Hong Kong. Indeed Hong Kong missed a calamity that had been deliberated by the CCP.

    At a meeting in the last week of August between Carrie Lam, Yang Jiechi and the head of PLA Hong Kong garrison, Wang Qishan murderously elaborated his seven quelling strategies. One was to deploy quasi-bioweapon and bioweapon e.g. tear gas, blue dyed liquid and a plague. In Wang’s view, it was idiotic for the CCP to repress Hong Kong protestors by using tanks and announcing martial law, since the entailed economic and political costs were too high. Consequently days later, Lam threatened Hong Kong protestors that continuing protests would cause destruction of good and bad alike.

    When the virus first kicked off and infected more than 3,000 Hong Kong citizens, Lam’s government underreported only 20 cases. Hong Kong people did not give in. Afterwards things went out of control in the mainland. Thus the CCP’s scheme of cracking down Hong Kongers by bioweapon was aborted.

    The contagion in Hong Kong is yet to explode. While tens of thousands of citizens are expected to be in quarantine, the worst affected group would be exactly those the Hong Kong people hate the most. Surprisingly it is the CCP who most wants this group of people to die, so that no secret keepers would stand out to expose its sinister scheme. These are the CCP’s running-dogs: the governmental officials, the four shameless groups, and particularly the killing apparatus – the Hong Kong police and fake police. Expected to be infected in huge numbers, the fake police would be transferred back to their mainland origin. In Shenzhen and Zhuhai, quarantine centres and mobile incinerators are ready to accommodate and dispose of them.

    China: Political Security

    The CCP leadership are struggling to maintain the economy in order to prevent the regime from collapse. The CCP leaders are so afraid of death that they are even cancelling the two national conferences. Yet they force enterprises such as Huawei, Foxconn, Fosun Pharmaceutical to resume business so as to earn foreign currencies for them. Those who return to work are prone to the virus contagion and risk their lives. Correspondingly the CCP has adopted a scheme: imprison the ill people in circled localities, perish them by mobile incinerators and bury their ashes locally.

    In spite of fierce struggles at the top level, all factions agree that in case of losing control in Wuhan, Shanghai, the bona fide CCP power centre, would be in danger. Thus they dispatch CCP Gestapo head Sun Lijun to Wuhan. Sun has issued an order to jail any disobedient and truth-exposing people in the detention centres or quarantine centres. Within 72 hours after his arrival, Sun seconded 20,000 armed policemen from Beijing to ensure the enforcement.

    The CCP prioritises the protection of the old and new politburo leaders and members for political security. The best doctors, nurses and medicines are reserved for them rather than dispatched to the epicentre or the frontline of the epidemic. Indeed the CCP hope to wipe out the old, weak, ill, disabled and dissident amid the coronavirus outbreak.

    The Globe: Pandemic

    To shift the blame of the virus epidemic, the CCP is ready to name a few and penalise them as scapegoats. High on the list are Guo Deyin, Wang Yanyi and Shi Zhengli. The CCP also blames the US as the origin of the coronavirus.

    Whereas the epidemic is out of control, the CCP has determined to take advantage of it. Wang Qishan, Jiang Zemin, Yang Jiechi command and implement to spread the virus all over the world. The coronavirus outbreaks are expected to sweep Japan, Cambodia, the US, Canada, Europe and Asia etc.. As all countries are overwhelmingly busy in dealing with the pandemic, no one has time to hold the CCP accountable for the truth.

    If the virus genuinely originated from wild bat, it is unnecessary for the CCP to cover up the truth, as they did the amounts of SO2 emissions in Wuhan, Chongqing and part of Shanghai. For the CCP, the political security is of first and foremost importance.

    As suggested by the motto of the P4 lab in Wuhan, any access to the virus opens Pandora’s box. The virus epidemic has gone beyond the CCP’s control. Aiming to combat the US, the CCP sanctioned to establish the P4 Lab in Wuhan, researching and engineering viruses. Deployed to murder Hong Kong people, the virus however failed the CCP goal. Instead it has turned around unexpectedly to savage the CCP’s heartlands.

    The 29th February will be a watershed. The CCP is seriously concerned about it. The world will wake up to the truth of the coronavirus.
     

    Replies: @lysias, @Commentator Mike, @Hong Kong Hibernian, @naill

    Miles Guo has connections with Steve Bannon and Kyle Bass both of whom’s aim are to bad mouth the CCP as well as China. Nothing I have listened to or read from them have been objective or backed by facts.

    As for Miles Guo, he has a bone to pick with the CCP because he was going to be arrested for bribes, fraud, money laundering amongst other charges before he escaped to the USA. The way he seems to operate is to pick up on a current news event and turn it into an item of insider knowledge against the CCP. If anyone was to check on the dates of each of his ‘revelations’ they will notice that it is never before the event. In the case of the virus, it was several weeks late.

  • The most commonly reported mainstream media account of the creation of the Coronavirus suggests that it was derived from an animal borne microorganism found in a wild bat that was consumed by an ethnic Chinese resident of Wuhan. But there appears to be some evidence to dispute that in that adjacent provinces in China, where...
  • @9/11 Inside job
    All governments want to control their citizens and use different means to do so , see my comments 302 and 306 . I understand that sites ,such as Zero Hedge, have a mix of articles containing misinformation , disinformation and sometimes the truth , I believe that in this case it has been well documented that the Chinese have used the Coronavirus outbreak to both increase mass surveillance and censorship .A number of commenters in the alternate media have speculated that there are a number of agendas behind this psyop , one of which is censorship see, for example :
    dcdirtylaundry.com : "7 NWO agendas accompanying the Coronavirus outbreak "

    Replies: @naill, @denk

    I understand that sites ,such as Zero Hedge, have a mix of articles containing misinformation , disinformation and sometimes the truth

    You are right. I have come to realise that Zerohedge is no longer a useful source of information. The amount of truth in the articles is dwindling and the amount of misinformation/disinformation increasing.

  • @Just passing through
    @Ron Unz

    I have heard some commenters say that because the US didn't do well in the games, the 300 "athletes" were actually bioweapon specialists or something along the lines of them not being genuine athletes being sent out to win.

    But if you look at the medal tables for the past military games, you will see that America always does woefully bad in them.

    And as another commenter says, releasing the virus in this manner would be a very silly thing to do as Chinese domestic security agencies surely kept close tabs on all foreign personnel, especially those from hostile countries like America. It would be too risky and the fallout from being caught would be absolutely huge.

    Replies: @Ron Unz, @naill

    as Chinese domestic security agencies surely kept close tabs on all foreign personnel, especially those from hostile countries like America.

    This assumption has no basis due to :

    1. They could not have known beforehand US military are malevolent enough to use a virus on them

    2. Unlike conventional weapons as there is no equipment to scan viruses, and whatever release mechanism employed would most probably have been chosen because it is easy enough to slip pass even the most vigilant of security agents

  • Sir Humphrey Appleby, the Machiavellian senior civil servant in the hit 1980s British sitcom Yes, Minister once famously commented that one should “never believe anything until it’s been officially denied.” Which meant we could be fairly confident that racial and ethnic differences in susceptibility to Coronavirus exist, because our race-denying Ruling Class so dogmatical refused...
  • @Just passing through
    So what's up with the deaths in Iran? Are Persians not closer to Europeans genetically than East Asians?

    Replies: @Tor597, @Alfred, @Franklin Ryckaert, @Sasha, @anon8383892, @Naill, @Lol just lol, @A.R., @Realist, @romar, @Skeptikal, @Basto, @jack garbo

    Another article has been published by Global Research.
    https://www.globalresearch.ca/china-coronavirus-shocking-update/5705196

    Japanese and Taiwanese scientists claim that the source of the virus is USA.

    So what’s up with the deaths in Iran?

    The interesting explanation from the same article is that the Iran strain is different and more deadly.

  • The New Silk Roads – or Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) – were launched by President Xi Jinping in 2013, first in Central Asia (Nur-Sultan) and then Southeast Asia (Jakarta). One year later, the Chinese economy overtook the U.S. on a PPP basis. Inexorably, year after year since the start of the millennium, the U.S....
  • @Anonymous
    @Naill

    I find Serpentza quite credible. Chinese are too nationalistic, too proud and too insecure. Self-critique is important if you want to seek improvement. China has many characteristics that are very unappealing to people in the West, like their bystander effect, lack of chivalry/charity/honesty, selfishness, poor personal hygiene, poor postures, loud talking especially indoors, bad table manners, thin skin, etc. I see this all the time with mainland Chinese around me. You can spot them from a mile away. They are loud everywhere they go. People don't say anything because we are all too polite here in the West, but they are greatly disdained.

    If China wants to gain world respect, it must shed these undesirable characteristics. He is trying to help China improve. If the Chinese were wise, they'd listen to him instead of hating on him like an enemy. Chinese cares too much about "saving face". I'm sure many also secretly agree with the negative aspects of China that he discussed on his show. Most people only want to see their country praised to high heaven on YouTube, I see that all the time with hateful comments from natives of countries that get negative reviews. Only the West has the honesty to self-critique, that's why even the Chinese want to move here in droves.

    The hallmark of a good country is one where the people openly criticize their government, as well as acknowledge/poke fun at their own flaws.

    Replies: @Parfois1, @Naill

    If Serpentza had an altruistic bone in his body, he would have stayed in South Africa and preached to some there how to treat people!

    Its not like he even understands chinese culture in the first place as he keeps judging everyone with stereotyping. If he has met 2 people doing something wrong (and could the first one be his wife?) he thinks it represents all Chinese. Imagine if we are to meet one or two Americans or Australians who are racist and then classify every American or Australian as such?

    “Saving face” is meant for how you treat other people – Europeans call it ‘consider their feelings’. If you think “saving face” it is in relation to oneself, that is called SELF PRIDE and it is frowned upon. Most Chinese value humility rather than pride.

    OK maybe some Chinese are loud and pushy (most were country folk until recently and only acquired wealth in one generation, please forgive them for not being sophisticated landed gentry like Serpentza ) but there are also many who are not loud and pushy. Chinese are also open to correction and advice, so if it bothers Serpentza greatly why not ask them politely to be quiet instead? His old videos were great but his new videos generate hate against the Chinese people and in particular, the Chinese Govt.
    His purpose and agenda has changed. Before starting his new video series, he gave some made up story about him and his mate going to different countries to do biking videos. Instead he went to USA and then started his hate campaign. We also suddenly see lots of people criticising China or Chinese people and then recommending his videos as an organised information campaign.

    I definitely would not bother to watch his videos any longer and he has also lost a lot of readers because of the Lies.

    • Agree: Showmethereal
    • Replies: @Anon
    @Naill


    If Serpentza had an altruistic bone in his body, he would have stayed in South Africa and preached to some there how to treat people!

    Its not like he even understands chinese culture in the first place as he keeps judging everyone with stereotyping. If he has met 2 people doing something wrong (and could the first one be his wife?) he thinks it represents all Chinese. Imagine if we are to meet one or two Americans or Australians who are racist and then classify every American or Australian as such?
     
    Exactly. By his logic and standards, he should be treated like a genocidal, murderous, slave driving white South African.
  • @Sebastian Hawks
    @Naill

    Well it bodes pretty well with my experience of Mainland Chinese. A decade back the unemployment office sent me over to a local business that I got hired on with, it is owned by a mainland Chinese dual citizen who reserves all the good positions for his nepotistic family hires, even making fake unnecessary positions for them, some even live in other states, check in on the computer once or twice a day and get a direct deposit paycheck. I've found them to be EXACTLY LIKE THE FERENGI ON STAR TREK. Whoever wrote those Ferengi episodes centering on Quark's Bar on Deep Space 9 must have had first hand experience with Mainland Chinese. Foul, selfish, offensive, cheap, and arrogant. They are also quite incompetent and peddle total junk that doesn't work. I can't believe the government lets this crap into the country, on Amazon and Ebay you can bypass the professional purchasing managers who know their craft in the brick and mortar stores. Now I know a whole lot of these online sellers at Amazon are really Mainland Chinese infesting our country peddling shoddy goods. The brothers at work joke and call it "fake ass shit" it's not outright counterfeits, just strange off brand knock offs with domestic Chinese consumer grade quality. They are also big liars, I don't believe a word they say.

    Replies: @Naill

    How about American drug companies that lie about their painkillers not being addictive?

    How about overpriced American services that also trap you via their monthly subscription? There’s always new ways to skim more money off people.

    How about the credit card companies (American invention) that get you so deep into debt that it ruins your life because it takes years to get out of debt if you are vulnerable?

    Shoddy goods, at least are sold cheaply, and you don’t have to buy it again!

  • @Dumbo
    China is not a surprise, they have a lot of diseases, they eats dogs and bats.

    What's more suspicious is Iran, who is not so near China and was also strongly affected.

    Italy, I don't know. It may be a result of the Chinese presence in the North (lots of Chinese in some cities).

    Replies: @CanSpeccy, @Naill

    Your NON scientific judgement does not explain anything here. Many societies eat exotic animals, and Iran is likely not one of those, sanctions or not. Chinese do not have any more diseases that other societies. Since the coronavirus outbreak, suddenly we are seeing this “chinese have many diseases ” line repeated by many “dumbos” online.

    “The lady doth protests too much, methinks”

  • @CanSpeccy
    @utu


    The Epoch Times is CIA/Falun Gong operation.
     
    What is a "CIA/Falun Gong operation"? Are you saying the CIA created Falun Gong, or they infiltrated it, or that Falun Gong infiltrated the CIA, or what? And what's the evidence for this relationship, whatever it is?

    Replies: @Naill

    There are intelligence leaks regarding this which you will find on the internet. Of course you will not get evidence on a plate as we all know what happens to CIA informants

  • @Just Passing Through
    @Parfois1

    The Wuhan military games were held between October 18 and October 27.

    So assuming they released the bioweapon on the very last day, the first cases should have started appearing around November 10 and large scale detection should have occurred a few days after that.

    But the first case is reported to have been detected on December 1st?

    Also looking at past results for the world military games, the US always brings home very little medals. In 2015 they brought home a total of 6 medals. In 2011 it was 5.

    Replies: @Tony Hall, @Wizard of Oz, @Anonymous

    @ Just Passing Through.

    First case detected on Dec. 1st. That doesn’t say when the infection started. Another factor here is that the period between contracting the virus and its becoming symptomatic and detectable is sometimes 30 days, not two weeks. The long and short of it is that the delay between the timing of the games and the timing of the identification of the early cases of COVID-19 fits very well the scenario of USA as source. Its circumstantial of course. The time argument doesn’t on its own prove the US did it.

    The other long and short of it is that the public is being messed with by all the obfuscation on where the disease comes from. When someone disagrees, the biggest serial liar media offenders often just say “conspiracy theorist,” as if this cliche actually explains something. Of course there are laws and a UN Convention prohibiting preparation for biological warfare so no national government is likely to volunteer it has been breaking the law, not China or not US.

    There is lots on record to suggest US actually does biological warfare, not just studies it. The evidence is considerable, for instance, that the US government was behind the bioweapon attack on Congress in Oct. of 2001 in order to clear aside the resistance of Senators Leahy and Daschle to the passage of the Patriot Act. Of this phenomenon Prof. Francis Boyle has commented

    “The Pentagon and the C.I.A. are ready, willing, and able to launch biowarfare when it suits their interests. They already attacked the American People and Congress and disabled our Republic with super-weapons-grade anthrax in October 2001.”

    https://worldbeyondwar.org/boyle-charges-u-s-germ-warfare-program-is-criminal-enterprise/

    Prof. Boyle has put the anthrax attacks in the context of the 9/11 psy op as follows:

    “Could the real culprits behind the terrorist attacks on 11 September 2001, and the immediately-following terrorist anthrax attacks upon Congress ultimately prove to be the same people? Could it truly be coincidental that two of the primary intended victims of the terrorist anthrax attacks – Senators Daschle and Leahy – were holding up the speedy passage of the pre-planned USA Patriot Act … an act which provided the federal government with unprecedented powers in relation to US citizens and institutions?”

    http://patriotsquestion911.com/professors.html#Boyle

    • Thanks: ChuckOrloski, Naill
  • @Alfred
    @Naill

    Loup-Bouc is perfectly correct.

    The writer of this article was lazy. It would take minimal effort to write out the full meaning before using the acronym. He does it only once, but I suspect that tens of thousands of people might read this article - of whom thousands may have to look up the meanings of these acronyms. A disrespect to his readership.

    PPP has 150 possible meanings - https://www.acronymfinder.com/ppp.html
    STEM has 30 possible meanings - https://www.acronymfinder.com/stem.html

    Please don't criticise someone because he is a learned lawyer and has not come across these technical terms. 99% of the population of the globe is unfamiliar with them. Also, don't assume that everyone reading here has been brainwashed by CNN and the US "educational" system.

    For example, I have no idea who the "celebrities" gracing the covers of popular magazines are. They are total nonentities outside their little bubbles.

    Replies: @NoseytheDuke, @Naill, @Parfois1

    Your purpose for commenting here seems to nit pick at the irrelevant. Or do grammar and writing checks. Or possibly some other more sinister reason. Whatever.

    So who doesn’t already know that acronyms have hundreds of possibilities? Using some commonsense, one would then search the term ‘PPP basis’ which the author used, and viola, up comes just the one relevant one.

    • Replies: @Parfois1
    @Naill


    ...which the author used, and viola, up comes just the one relevant one.
     
    Did you leave that morsel for Alfred to gorge on? Very kind of you.

    I'm only a bit playful with words sometimes, not malicious. Alfred is an esteemed and fair co-commenter, although he could be more forgiving to those taking the Mickey out of the wolf (loup)! It's only in jest and no intention to hurt the tender feelings of man's best friend's relations.
  • @Loup-Bouc
    @Naill

    Kdding?

    No.

    I am a 79-years-old, long-time, much-published, oft-cite scholar, of law, math, statistics, philosophy, and economics, in each of which fields my works have been published frequently in respectable periodicals and treatise-books. My legal papers win in the highest courts of this nation.

    In my fields, mature, serious writers follow the rule that the writer owes the reader immediate clarity and refined prose.

    My colleagues use the term Gross Domestic Product, but spell it out before they abbreviate it. And my colleagues find "purchasing power parity" a bit of alliterative fluff bearing little or no economics-usefulness. So, I have not been accustomed to seeing it put as "PPP."

    As I anticipated, "STEM" is an acronym that stands for one of many vacant aspects of idiotic new-age notions of what education and testing ought to be.

    Replies: @The Scalpel, @Rollmop, @Naill, @Ano4, @FRMS

    TMI

    (Too Much Information) … of the useless type ie. (that is).
    Commenters are not here to find out your life story. Sorry to be cruel.

  • Hyperbolic much? At this point, the burden of proof surely now has to be on the optimists, who've been alternately barraging us with "iTs JuSt LiKe ThE fLu", and/or "it's not going to kill non-East Asians anyway" (not that CNN's Sanjay Gupta will admit it). But with epidemics, it's usually a case of go big...
  • @Hyperborean
    @Ron Unz


    Isn’t it also rather suspicious that Iran has been hit so hard? So the two countries in the world most subject to current American hostility just tend to be especially “unlucky”…
     
    Isn't it suspicious that Italy has been hit so hard? Isn't suspicious that South Korea has been hit so hard? Isn't it suspicious how pro-Chinese Cambodia hasn't been hit so hard?

    hmmm, suspicious, suspicious...

    Replies: @Naill, @Bert, @Dieter Kief

    Isn’t it suspicious that Italy has been hit so hard? Isn’t suspicious that South Korea has been hit so hard? Isn’t it suspicious how pro-Chinese Cambodia hasn’t been hit so hard?

    If after planting viruses into the 2 enemy territories of China and Iran, the “planter” would hope and expect a lot of direct damage.

    As for the indirect damage, it is outside of their control.

    • Replies: @Hyperborean
    @Naill


    If after planting viruses into the 2 enemy territories of China and Iran, the “planter” would hope and expect a lot of direct damage.

    As for the indirect damage, it is outside of their control.
     
    For an American bioweapon able to paralyse China, the alleged mastermind appears rather incompetent.

    https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump-budget-proposes-cuts-global-health-amid-global/story?id=68911515

    https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/world/covid19-coronavirus-united-states-faulty-test-kits-12429566

    https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/21/only-three-us-states-can-test-for-coronavirus-says-public-lab-group.html

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/coronavirus-diamond-princess-cruise-americans/2020/02/20/b6f54cae-5279-11ea-b119-4faabac6674f_story.html

    Replies: @Alfred

  • @JUSA
    China exported the coronavirus to the rest of the world by refusing to ground all their outbound flights a month ago. The CCP cares more about money than good will. In trying to act like business as usual and continuing to let their people travel overseas to spread this disease, they are engendering a lot of anger and ill will the world over. As more Europeans, Iranians, Iraqis, Africans etc. die from this virus, the world will turn on China in a hurry. All their goodwill is being wiped out. Ethnic Chinese will not find the welcome mat being rolled out wherever they go. In fact, mainland Chinese are already pariahs in every country, even in Asia. China’s globalist ambitions will take a major setback when this is all said and done.

    Replies: @neutral, @Naill, @reezy, @thetruth

    The incubation period was 14 to 28 days during which time an infected person was already contagious to others. There is no way the Chinese Government could have known during the incubation period:
    1) this is a new strain of virus
    2)how lethal the virus was
    3)that the incubation period was longer than usual
    There was a travel ban issued by the govt against group tours outside of China once 1 and 2 become known.
    You seem unnaturally concerned that any goodwill towards Chinese people will be wiped out. Of course ignorant people will find a reason to be hostile and probably didn’t have any goodwill to start off with.

  • @A123
    Of the 1-3% that may die or be sickest, how many of them are non-workforce? Retired with pre-existing conditions? This likely reduces the direct economic impact.

    What can actually be done in a hospital? It's a virus so the care is supportive. How much supportive care can be delivered at home? IV's can be done by a travelling nurse.

    Countries where a significant percentage of people can work from home have huge financial advantages over manual labor nations. There will be no recession in the U.S. as we are food and energy independent, although certain entertainment industries targeting crowd events will likely have severe issues.

    China and other cheap goods producers will have problems. Without the ability to make and sell junk, how will they pay for imported oil?

    PEACE 😇

    Replies: @Naill, @sally

    “China and other cheap goods producers will have problems. Without the ability to make and sell junk, how will they pay for imported oil?”

    Who says staying home doesn’t save you money? Total Chinese tourists in 2018 was 149 million with total spending at $130 billion. Cutting out international travel will allow them to divert money elsewhere.

  • The New Silk Roads – or Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) – were launched by President Xi Jinping in 2013, first in Central Asia (Nur-Sultan) and then Southeast Asia (Jakarta). One year later, the Chinese economy overtook the U.S. on a PPP basis. Inexorably, year after year since the start of the millennium, the U.S....
  • @Adûnâi
    @clickkid


    Chinese culture values social responsibility higher than individual rights.
     
    Then how can you explain this social experiment which shows that the Chinese people never help their racial kinsmen in need? There are children and girls abducted right in public spaces, and nobody bats an eye!

    (Yes, it was conducted by the Formosans, and shared by an Eternal Anglo traitor from the Cape Colony.)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xz42BrlkBD8

    Replies: @Naill, @showmethereal

    No widely read person would rely on the work of Serpentza.
    1. He earns his income on YouTube from spinning only negative views of China
    2. His qualifications are not clear. He says he used to teach doctors, was it medical knowledge? was it english as a second language? No one knows but he has to keep repeating it to lend credence to his videos.

    It seems the information war has now extended to social media and Serpentza seems to be part of it. Why now and why so many commenters try to refer others to him as a credible source of information when much more credible sources exist?

    • Replies: @Parfois1
    @Naill


    It seems the information war has now extended to social media and Serpentza seems to be part of it. Why now and why so many commenters try to refer others to him as a credible source of information when much more credible sources exist?
     
    Maybe another one of the same kind as the CIA/MI6's Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
    , @Sebastian Hawks
    @Naill

    Well it bodes pretty well with my experience of Mainland Chinese. A decade back the unemployment office sent me over to a local business that I got hired on with, it is owned by a mainland Chinese dual citizen who reserves all the good positions for his nepotistic family hires, even making fake unnecessary positions for them, some even live in other states, check in on the computer once or twice a day and get a direct deposit paycheck. I've found them to be EXACTLY LIKE THE FERENGI ON STAR TREK. Whoever wrote those Ferengi episodes centering on Quark's Bar on Deep Space 9 must have had first hand experience with Mainland Chinese. Foul, selfish, offensive, cheap, and arrogant. They are also quite incompetent and peddle total junk that doesn't work. I can't believe the government lets this crap into the country, on Amazon and Ebay you can bypass the professional purchasing managers who know their craft in the brick and mortar stores. Now I know a whole lot of these online sellers at Amazon are really Mainland Chinese infesting our country peddling shoddy goods. The brothers at work joke and call it "fake ass shit" it's not outright counterfeits, just strange off brand knock offs with domestic Chinese consumer grade quality. They are also big liars, I don't believe a word they say.

    Replies: @Naill

    , @Anonymous
    @Naill

    I find Serpentza quite credible. Chinese are too nationalistic, too proud and too insecure. Self-critique is important if you want to seek improvement. China has many characteristics that are very unappealing to people in the West, like their bystander effect, lack of chivalry/charity/honesty, selfishness, poor personal hygiene, poor postures, loud talking especially indoors, bad table manners, thin skin, etc. I see this all the time with mainland Chinese around me. You can spot them from a mile away. They are loud everywhere they go. People don't say anything because we are all too polite here in the West, but they are greatly disdained.

    If China wants to gain world respect, it must shed these undesirable characteristics. He is trying to help China improve. If the Chinese were wise, they'd listen to him instead of hating on him like an enemy. Chinese cares too much about "saving face". I'm sure many also secretly agree with the negative aspects of China that he discussed on his show. Most people only want to see their country praised to high heaven on YouTube, I see that all the time with hateful comments from natives of countries that get negative reviews. Only the West has the honesty to self-critique, that's why even the Chinese want to move here in droves.

    The hallmark of a good country is one where the people openly criticize their government, as well as acknowledge/poke fun at their own flaws.

    Replies: @Parfois1, @Naill

  • @Loup-Bouc
    Mr. Pepe Escobar:

    Please cease putting acronyms or blocks of all-caps abbreviations without first presenting full names or other comprehensible identifiers. Or are you too brainwashed by texting?

    A proper lawyer or judge would not put an acronym or other such all-caps abbreviation in a legal brief, legal pleading, court order, ruling, finding, or judgment without first indicating the full name of the reference (E.G., United State Marine Corps) and then adding [hereinafter "USMC"] — quite because the reader is entitled to immediate clarity and to not being forced to try to guess at meaning.

    What the hell is "PPP" or "STEM"?

    I hold a doctorate and, since 1972, have been an oft-published, widely read, successful professor of law whose written works have induced many judicial decisions and influenced the position of many scholars. I sense that “STEM” references something involved in education-credentials of school-test results or some like other matter. I imagine, but do no know that (and do not care whether) STEM relates to some kind of determination of some kind(s) of aptitude or supposed learning-status.

    But I don not give a crap — because modern testing and most late 20th Century “education” and near-all 21st Century “education” are useless or worse. Such “education” is counterproductive. Such “testing” is incapable of indicating validly/reliably any real virtue of anyone's learning or ability and, because of its education-policy influence, is anti-educational.

    Replies: @Loup-Bouc, @Naill, @Max Heartless

    Are you kidding me? You are not familiar with PPP or STEM?
    These have been in use widely, were the author to spell them out, it would be an insult to the reader. And a simple search would have helped you too, man.
    PPP – purchasing power parity (often used in relation to GDP which can be either PPP or USD)
    STEM – science, technology, engineering, mathematics

    • Replies: @Loup-Bouc
    @Naill

    Kdding?

    No.

    I am a 79-years-old, long-time, much-published, oft-cite scholar, of law, math, statistics, philosophy, and economics, in each of which fields my works have been published frequently in respectable periodicals and treatise-books. My legal papers win in the highest courts of this nation.

    In my fields, mature, serious writers follow the rule that the writer owes the reader immediate clarity and refined prose.

    My colleagues use the term Gross Domestic Product, but spell it out before they abbreviate it. And my colleagues find "purchasing power parity" a bit of alliterative fluff bearing little or no economics-usefulness. So, I have not been accustomed to seeing it put as "PPP."

    As I anticipated, "STEM" is an acronym that stands for one of many vacant aspects of idiotic new-age notions of what education and testing ought to be.

    Replies: @The Scalpel, @Rollmop, @Naill, @Ano4, @FRMS

    , @Loup-Bouc
    @Naill

    Alas, I committed at typing error in writing my reply of about 20 minutes ago (February 24, 2020, at 1:18 am GMT).

    The term "oft-cite scholar" ought to be "oft-cited scholar."

    Sorry.

    , @Parfois1
    @Naill


    Are you kidding me? You are not familiar with PPP or STEM?
    These have been in use widely, were the author to spell them out, it would be an insult to the reader. And a simple search would have helped you too, man.
     
    You nailed it. A professor of Law who does not know such acronyms is, well, better not say it.
    However, when a person screams at you such august qualification, I suspect to be an impostor. A lawyer is uniquely exposed professionally to other human activities and academic disciplines from personal relations to science, politics, public administration, business and metaphysics.
    , @Alfred
    @Naill

    Loup-Bouc is perfectly correct.

    The writer of this article was lazy. It would take minimal effort to write out the full meaning before using the acronym. He does it only once, but I suspect that tens of thousands of people might read this article - of whom thousands may have to look up the meanings of these acronyms. A disrespect to his readership.

    PPP has 150 possible meanings - https://www.acronymfinder.com/ppp.html
    STEM has 30 possible meanings - https://www.acronymfinder.com/stem.html

    Please don't criticise someone because he is a learned lawyer and has not come across these technical terms. 99% of the population of the globe is unfamiliar with them. Also, don't assume that everyone reading here has been brainwashed by CNN and the US "educational" system.

    For example, I have no idea who the "celebrities" gracing the covers of popular magazines are. They are total nonentities outside their little bubbles.

    Replies: @NoseytheDuke, @Naill, @Parfois1

  • [Portions of this article were drawn from various sources as cited. However, additional portions seem to have been quoted from Larry Romanoff at Global Research without proper citation.] It does seem farfetched, doesn’t it? That the United States will risk World War III, using nuclear weapons, by launching a coronavirus inside China during the 2020...
  • @Ko
    There's a lot to read here, and I read all of it. If the virus is engineered to affect only Chinese people, I feel better and feel no need to worry about it. Though, sorry for the Chinese people, sad indeed.

    "Except China is Communist in name only, just like America is a Republic in name only."

    I take exception to this stupid comment. I've had 43 Chinese students over the current and past semesters. Most of them hate their government. The most recent was a young woman who, like many of my students, approached me to tell things and answer my questions. She told me that if anyone in China comments online, in texts, or any other digital way, negatively or even remotely in a negative way about on authorities, policy, social, societal, infrastructure, or other, they get a knock on the door and questioned by state police. How is that communism in name only?

    China is communism at it's most effective. Make no mistake about that.

    I was also told by three different students that people are getting removed from their buldings, whether the have or have not the Wuhan Virus, and they are getting put into qurantine. The belief is that sooner or later they will get sick, so they are getting fast-tracked.

    They all told me the virus is many, many times more severe with hundreds of thousands of infections and thousands, many thousands, of deaths.

    Still, it's problematic that the US debt reached 23 trillion
    and China's expansionist ambitions are seeing fruition,
    and the defeat of the New World Order seems imminent,
    and the survival of the United States depends upon increased manufacturing,
    and the globalists seemed to have perpetrated the globalism hoax as millions of third world boys
    and men invade white countries,
    and the dollar needs to be secured
    while Wall Street is about to collapse as the Fed feeds it 60 billion a day to keep fat rich swine
    well fed
    and well, China is Public enenky NUmber One
    So, if it's China catching a cold, and the rest of us get to surive a while longer, so be it.

    Replies: @ploni almoni, @Naill, @Godfree Roberts

    “I’ve had 43 Chinese students over the current and past semesters. Most of them hate their government.”

    Unlucky you! I have had 14 years of meeting chinese students and adults and have never heard that they hate their government. If anything, they usually speak in support of their government and this while outside of china too with no cameras or anyone else one else within earshot

    • Replies: @Ko
    @Naill

    Perhaps we have different teaching styles. (Though I don't look at it as luck.)

    Then again, meeting for brief periods and spending ten hours per week for a semester would naturally yield different relationships. And I suppose the reasons we face the students matters. Keep in mind, I'm not saying they have open discussions in class and express themselves freely. Quite the opposite. But, in small groups, individually, they all know they are not free and yes, they hate it.

  • Thank you Metallicman!

    You have certainly created a comprehensive picture linking the single incidents into a very plausible scenario as one does with a jigsaw puzzle where each piece gives more clarity.

    There has been certainly a lot of noise both real and fake over the past month. As we know, liars tend to make a lot of noise in order to distract and prevent the truth from being found. By separating the relevant facts from the irrelevant details and presenting them here you have given us much food for thought.