COVID-19:中国武汉兽医研究所内部图像:蝙蝠繁殖

COVID-19:中国武汉兽医研究所内部图像:蝙蝠繁殖

澳洲媒体:
澳大利亚天空新闻:

我们最近拿到了中科院武汉兽医研究所的内部视频。

视频显示了一只活蝙蝠正在实验室培育。

世卫组织专家:

世卫组织专家参加了实地调查。

调查员 Peter Daszak:

他以“阴谋论”否认“蝙蝠是在武汉退伍军人事务研究所培育的”。

去年12月,他还在推特上发文称,“没有蝙蝠被送到武汉兽医研究所。”

今年六月 否认到目前为止所说的话:

达扎克先生在今年 6 月初收回了他的主张。

武汉病毒研究所表示,它可能是在繁殖蝙蝠。

为什么你采取行动否认你到目前为止所说的话?

这是“美国总统乔拜登在 5 月底下令情报机构重新检查电晕来源的结果”。

只能眼睁睁地看着谎言至今已成为一种负担。

澳洲媒体:

澳大利亚天空新闻:(6 月 14 日)

我收到了“武汉兽医研究所养殖蝙蝠的视频”。

中国科学院:

2017年5月,生物安全四级实验室(P4实验室)在中国投入使用。

一段在武汉实验室工作的科学家的采访视频已经发布。

在这个视频里:

在武汉花瓶研究所,蝙蝠是按规格饲养的。

一位研究人员正在用昆虫喂养蝙蝠。

本次发布的视频:

2017 年 5 月,武汉病毒研究所正在对蝙蝠进行检测。

另外,“已于2017年12月29日在中国播出的视频”已重新发布。

在实验室穿着普通衣服。

该图像还显示了头部没有防护装备的人物。

这两个已发布的视频:

“我在武汉花瓶研究所做蝙蝠实验”是不争的事实。

胜俣俊吉的世界观

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Wuhan bat video shows much of pandemic origin information was ‘Chinese disinformation’

15/06/2021

Sky News
host Sharri Markson

says exclusive footage she revealed which proves live bats were kept at the Wuhan Institute of Virology

shows much of what the world has been told about the origin of the pandemic was “Chinese disinformation”.

Ms Markson told Fox News in the interview that Beijing’s disinformation

was then “propagated” by many who were “compromised”.

Ms Markson scorched the WHO team which visited Wuhan earlier this year to investigate the origin of the pandemic.

“People like Peter Daszak insisted that it was a conspiracy theory – he used the term in a tweet from December 2020 – that it was a conspiracy theory to say that there were bats in the lab,” she said.

“He’s an official WHO, World Health Organisation, investigator who went into Wuhan to supposedly investigate the origins of the virus earlier this year and it was completely false.

Ms Markson said

the WHO team failed to even ask what happened to a colossal database of coronaviruses at the lab.

“They didn’t ask if there were bats at the laboratory, they didn’t ask where the virus database was, this is such a crucial thing, the virus database with some 15,000 or 17,000 bat samples suddenly disappeared from the internet in September 2019 just prior to the outbreak of COVID-19,” she said.

https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_6258890793001