We have been assured by Chinese officials that COVID 19 was not leaked from the Wuhan Institute of Virology where coronavirus research had been conducted since at least 2015. Rather, we have been told, it first spread from bats being sold as food at a market in the city of Wuhan. And if these assurances from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are not enough to convince us of the innocent and unintentional origins of the COVID 19 outbreak, we can look to the American government and its obedient media for confirmation. They wouldn’t lie to us, right? So, we have a consensus; COVID 19 did not leak from the Wuhan lab. Instead, it came from a bat in the Wuhan wet market right down the street. The proximity of the market to the lab is merely a coincidence. Case closed. I have a question though; exactly how stupid do they think we are? Answer: They think we are really, really stupid. And unfortunately, they are mostly right about that. I know it’s offensive to say, but it’s simply the truth. Much of the public is really, really stupid. You know it, and I know it. Okay, maybe naive would be a better term to use to describe that segment of society. Now that we have that out of the way, let’s take a hard look at reality. The virus came from the lab. That the CCP along with the American government and it’s subservient, lying media deny it only makes it all the more certain. The only remaining question that really matters is whether or not coronavirus was being researched by the CCP as a possible biological weapon.

China clearly presents an increasing threat to America and the entire world, and that threat is likely to include the use of biological weapons. In fact, FBI Director Christopher Wray, has “called China ‘the greatest long-term threat’ to the economic vitality and national security of the United States.”¹ That the Chinese are gearing up for war is readily apparent. The massive expansion of its military is undeniable. According to the New York Post “China has equipped at least three islands it has built (on coral reefs) in a disputed area of the South China Sea with anti-aircraft missile systems, fighter jets and laser and jamming equipment. China is modernizing its military with hypersonic missiles, a J-20 stealth fighter, and two aircraft carriers, with another under construction. Admiral John C. Aquilino, the head of the US Indo-Pacific Command, [has called this] the largest military buildup since World War II.”² China is also supporting Putin’s invasion of Ukraine through mutually agreed upon financial arrangements without which Russia’s militaristic aggression would be unsustainable. Reports even indicate that Russia acquiesced to a Chinese request to delay its Ukrainian invasion until after the conclusion of the Winter Olympics in Beijing.³ And then there is the issue of Taiwan, which has asserted its independence from China since the Chinese Civil War in 1949. China, however, maintains that “Taiwan has always been an inalienable part of China” and that “this is an indisputable legal and historical fact.” And it is also informative to note that China has recently increased its military activity near the disputed island of Taiwan.⁴ Chinese aggression does seem to be likely in the not too distant future. Why would this aggression not include the use of biological weapons? After all, history tells us that combatants typically use an array of weapons, including biological agents, if doing so is deemed to be advantageous.

The history of biological weapons being used during times of war is long and ugly. Some of the earliest of such attacks occurred during the Medieval Period, and involved the catapulting of deceased plague victims over the walls of and into besieged European cities. The first known war-time biological attack in America occurred in 1763 during Pontiac’s War when Fort Pitt in present day Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania was surrounded by an alliance of various Native American tribes. Referring to peace negotiations with Delaware warrior Turtle’s Heart, Commander William Trent noted in his journal that “out of regard to them we gave them two blankets and a handkerchief out of the small pox hospital. I hope it will have the desired effect.”⁵ Of course, that was then and this is now. And biological weapons are now illegal under international law. Nevertheless, evidence does exist indicating that China has been working to weaponize the coronavirus. The Daily Mail, for example, has reported that “Chinese scientists have been preparing for a Third World War fought with biological and genetic weapons including coronavirus for the last six years, according to a document obtained by U.S. investigators. The bombshell paper, accessed by the US State Department, insists that they will be ‘the core weapon for victory’ in such a conflict, even outlining the perfect conditions to release a bioweapon, and documenting the impact it would have on the ‘enemy’s medical system’.”⁶ For some reason though, this threat doesn’t seem to be taken very seriously. And that could one day prove to be a most fatal mistake.

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