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    Dr. Rashid Buttar: "It was discussed in 2015 that this should not be done!"

    Dr. Rashid Buttar: "It was discussed in 2015 that this should not be done!"

    After a bit of an introduction the video show that the precursor to SARS-CoV-2 was created in the US in 2015, and the study was published in Nature. This was a bat virus that did not transfer to other species.

    "The Virus Is Not a Naturally-Occuring Phenomenon"

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...ature=emb_logo
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    Apparently this story, with some differences have been picked up by an Italian media source 5 years ago.

    Five years ago, Italian state owned media Company, Rai – Radiotelevisione Italiana, exposed dark efforts by China on viruses. The video, which was broadcast in November, 2015, showed how Chinese scientists were doing biological experiments on a SARS connected virus believed to be Coronavirus, derived from bats and mice, asking whether it was worth the risk in order to be able to modify the virus for compatibility with human organisms.


    Chinese Biological Experiments

    Chinese scientists have created a pulmonary supervirus from bats and mice only for study reasons but there are many questionable aspects to this. Is it worth the risk? It’s an experiment, of course, but it is worrisome. It worries many scientists: It is a group of Chinese researchers attaching a protein taken from bats to the SARS virus, Acute Pneumonia, derived from mice. The output is a super coronavirus that could affect man. It remains closed in laboratories and it is only for study purposes, but is it worth the risk – creating such a great threat only for examination purposes?


    The debate about the risks of research is as old as science itself. Like the myth of Icarus, who plunged from the Sky and perished in the sea, having gone too close to the Sun with the wings of wax designed by his father!
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    Hmmm. Then there is the Bill Gates connection!

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