COVID-19 Likely Accidentally Released from the Wuhan Lab

[Stephen3141]

COVID pandemic likely unleashed by lab mishap: Germany's BND – DW – 03/12/2025

Germany's spy agency thinks an accident in a Chinese lab likely led to the COVID-19 pandemic, media say. Evidence it collected allegedly indicates negligence at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

www.dw.com

German intelligence agrees with much of U.S. intelligence about the start
of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The virus probably escaped from the Wuhan lab on
virology, because of lax safety measures.

 

[Clare73]

COVID pandemic likely unleashed by lab mishap: Germany's BND – DW – 03/12/2025

Germany's spy agency thinks an accident in a Chinese lab likely led to the COVID-19 pandemic, media say. Evidence it collected allegedly indicates negligence at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

www.dw.com

German intelligence agrees with much of U.S. intelligence about the start
of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The virus probably escaped from the Wuhan lab on
virology, because of lax safety measures.

Was there ever any doubt?

The facts have been out there from the beginning.

 

[Laodicean60]

Was there ever any doubt?

The facts have been out there from the beginning.

They have to read the other news to be informed.

 

[NewLifeInChristJesus]

Was there ever any doubt?

The facts have been out there from the beginning.

Let's see:

Option 1: There was a lab leak at a virus research facility that was conducting gain of function research on the exact virus that caused the pandemic,

or

Option 2: Some bats for sale at a wet market located approximately 400 meters away from the lab caused the pandemic.

Answer: No, there was really never any doubt.

 

[Laodicean60]

Option 2: Some bats for sale at a wet market located approximately 400 meters away from the lab caused the pandemic.

There is a possibility a bat they were testing got away.

Answer: No, there was really never any doubt.

No doubt, and this was called a conspiracy theory three years ago. Using logic, it all added up.

 

[Clare73]

There is a possibility a bat they were testing got away.

No doubt, and this was called a conspiracy theory three years ago. Using logic, it all added up.

All you have to ask is whaduya' think China was developing the virus for?

To wipe out a significant number of mankind and use that plague to control the world.

Not yet.

 

[NewLifeInChristJesus]

There is a possibility a bat they were testing got away.

Do I remember correctly that the first person who died from COVID-19 was a lab employee?

No doubt, and this was called a conspiracy theory three years ago. Using logic, it all added up.

 

[Laodicean60]

All you have to ask is whaduya' think China was developing the virus for?

To wipe out a significant number of mankind and use that plague to control the world.

Not yet.

With our help! I do believe the ultra elite and rulers in high places would like to kill off some of mankind because we are hogging up resources.

 

[ozso]

What's needs to be determined now is how much Dr. Anthony Fauci was involved with the lab.

 

[Aaron112]

"What's needs to be determined now is how much Dr. Anthony Fauci was involved with the lab."

Is This the Man Who Created COVID-19 in Fauci's U.S. Lab? – The Daily Sceptic

Was COVID-19 created in Fauci's NIH lab in Montana, USA, by a virologist paid to engineer a SARS virus to infect bats? New evidence points to this strange scenario being ever more likely.

dailysceptic.org

"... ... ...Exactly what happened next is not publicly documented, so we do need to fill in some gaps. It appears that Munster took Baric’s patented SARS virus-vaccine and made a transmissible version at his Rocky Mountain Lab (Baric’s version was not intended to be transmissible). What is the evidence for that? Perhaps most telling is that, as Jim Haslam observes, SARS-CoV-2 transmits efficiently in only five known mammals, and those five – American deer, American deer mice, Syrian hamsters, American mink and Egyptian fruit bats – are all found in Munster’s (and Fauci’s) Rocky Mountain Lab in Montana. SARS-CoV-2 doesn’t infect lab animals common in Chinese labs or present in the WIV, such as Chinese horseshoe bats. This would suggest that SARS-CoV-2 acquired its transmissibility in an American lab context and not a Chinese one or elsewhere... ... ..."