- By Joergen Haisem
- (General Dispatch) – In a 123-page compendium, the World Health Organization suppresses the laboratory leak theory that underlies the origins of covid-19.
- Despite the fact that laboratory accidents often have incidences, supporting such a hypothesis is “extremely improbable”. Because the expertise conducted in Wuhan was verified and is being well managed.
- However, governments such as the United States have taken a strong stance against such a rationale. Because the WHO has not had access to the specific locations where the spread of the virus began.
- The report provides a counter argument to the hypothesis described above, claiming that there are no records of the virus strictly linked to SARS-CoV-2 in any of the laboratories.
- According to information provided by Dr. Peter Daszak, a member of the WHO commission for the USA, he stated that the WHO did not evaluate the database deleted from WIV, and that in fact the work carried out was always restricted.
- “We have real concerns about the methodology and the process that went into the report, including the fact that the Beijing government apparently helped draft it,” Secretary of State Antony Blinken said recently in an interview on “State of the Union.”
- The reliability of the report’s contents remains in question, as the unraveling of the investigations have faced a number of obstacles, which undoubtedly open a giant gap to doubts.
- Once again, the report does not present a clear and convincing answer as to how the coronavirus originated and spread. After a long history of devastation around the world, the research is still stuck in the same place.
Adittional Information:
Daily Caller: WHO Buries Dismissal Of Lab Leak Theory In Last Pages Of 123-Page Origins Report, Draft Copy Shows
BBC: Coronavirus: More work needed to rule out China lab leak theory says WHO
