Chinese virologist, who raised the alarm about the origin of the coronavirus in 2020, said Monday that the United States has made a significant achievement. A classified intelligence report from Energy Department was reported to have found that the virus originated in China.
Dr. Li Meng Yan stated to Tucker Carlson Tonight in September 2020, that the Chinese government deliberately manufactured and released the COVID-19 virus. This led to widespread shutdowns and deaths.
Tucker Carlson, the host, asked Yan Monday if she believes that the virus was deliberately released almost three years after it first appeared.
She replied, “Of course, it wasn’t an accident.”
“Maybe people without this level of biosafety lab experience with coronavirus will be able to accept that there is an accident. But I am a scientist and work in a research laboratory using coronavirus. Yan stated that based on the surveillance system and the print protocol, it is impossible for a lab leak to occur in such a lab, which would cause the Wuhan pandemic and the Wuhan outbreak.
“So now, we have reached the first step.” “It came from China’s laboratory, and we must continue to search for the truth of its origin.”
Carlson suggested that the Chinese government used COVID to destabilize Western economies and boost their global position.
Yan stated that the virus was intentionally released into the community after she reviewed the evidence and spoke to the source.
“But, I don’t believe the Wuhan outbreak was deliberate. She said that the CCP government and military scientists underestimated the transmissibility.” “That’s how it got out of control, and the cost was a local epidemic. We should also know that the CCP government deliberately allowed it to spread all over the globe, killing millions more people later.
Yan was a well-respected doctor who worked at the Hong Kong School of Public Health in virology and immunology. She fled in April 2020 when she started looking into the increasing number of cases from mainland China that involved human-to-human transmission.
She claimed she told her supervisor about her findings on Jan. 16 but he allegedly told the woman “to keep quiet, and be careful.”
Yan said, referring to the government, “As he warned before me, ‘Don’t touch the redline,’” Yan. “We’ll get into trouble and then we’ll disappear.”
