The Covid-19, a.k.a “Wuhan,” coronavirus has killed a half-million Americans already and sickened many, many times more.
A former head of the U.S. CDC now opines it likely originated
in the Chinese government’s virology labs in Wuhan; this opinion is resisted by
those who usually treat CDC statements as gospel.
It makes little difference whether the Chinese lab had an
accident or the local meat market got unlucky and sloppy. We know the Chinese military
has been investigating viruses as biological weapons, as we did at Ft. Detrick
in Frederick, Maryland, where I served decades ago.
The Chinese Communists stopped domestic travel from Wuhan
once they knew (and lied about) the human-to-human transmissibility of the
virus. The CCP kept it a secret and allowed international travel to spread the
virus worldwide, the sin for which they deserve to be excoriated, regardless of
whether the virus came from Wuhan’s virology labs or its butcher shops.
Spreading the virus worldwide was an act of biological
warfare few in the U.S. dare charge, as we would have to face the perfidy of
the regime and the ghastliness of this attack on the rest of the world.
Suppose something like this pathogen had spread from Ft.
Detrick or Frederick, MD, while I served there. I am sure that the American and
international news media would not have hesitated to blame the U.S. government,
especially if it were under the Republicans at the time. They would not have
suspected the local ShopRite.
The first barrage of World War III was biological.
Now what?
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