“But with our military’s, UN’s, China’s and now our progressives’ histories...”
China has an advanced chemical warfare program that includes research and development with production and weaponization capabilities. Its current inventory is believed to include a full range of traditional chemical agents. It also has a wide variety of delivery systems for chemical agents to include artillery rockets, aerial bombs, sprayers, and short-range ballistic missiles.
Chinese forces have conducted defensive CW training and are prepared to operate in a contaminated environment. As China’s program is further integrated into overall military operations, its doctrine, which is believed to be based in part on Soviet-era thinking, may reflect the incorporation of more advanced munitions for CW agent delivery.
This is what was known as early as 1980 but was not publicly brought out. China since the early 1990’s is the largest supplier of chemical and biological weapons in the world. On May 21, 1997, pursuant to the Chemical and Biological Weapons Control and Warfare Elimination Act of 1991, the US Government imposed trade sanctions on five Chinese individuals, two Chinese companies, and one Hong Kong company for knowingly and materially contributing to Iran’s chemical weapons program. These individuals and companies were involved in the export of dual-use chemical precursors and/or chemical production equipment and technology. The Chinese companies were the Nanjing Chemical Industries Group (NCI) and the Jiangsu Yongli Chemical Engineering and Technology Import/Export Corp.
They have a history of “experimenting” on human populations like distributing Yellow Rain in south China against the Hmong villages. It was originally thought it was done by Russia, but China had more need.
China has been linked to the SARS epidemic and has two chemical labs in Wuhan, the largest being the Wuhan National Laboratory that opened in January 2018.
This is not a natural virus mutation. And the determination of why it got loose is still up for grabs as to whether it was a mistake, an experiment, or an attack on it’s neighbors that expanded.
rwood
Overpopulated China needs to kill off about a quarter billion of its people. War would do it, but would damage or destroy too much infrastructure. So they’re trying disease. But it got loose...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/lab-researcher-rcmp-national-microbiology-lab-1.5212851
Last July, the RCMP kicked out two Chinese researchers.
https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3761093 says it was for sending Level-4 viruses to the Wuhan facility in China.
...oh btw. The husband worked with coronavirus.
Also this:
Looks like Patient 0 had no tie to the animal market.
Guess why the Chinese are going ...err, batshit crazy, trying to contain this?