Sky News host Paul Murray says given the evidence “hasn’t really stacked up” to this point about the origins of the coronavirus, the world should pay attention to a Chinese virologist who points the finger at it being man-made.
A Chinese virologist whistleblower who fled the country after leaving her job at a Hong Kong university claims coronavirus was “man-made” in a lab – and the communist nation released the virus “intentionally”. Doctor Li-Meng Yan, who published a study undermining the origin theory that coronavirus naturally occurred, told Fox News it did not come from nature.
“This is created in the lab,” she told Fox News. “The genomic, structural, medical, and literature evidence, which, when considered together, strongly contradicts the natural origin theory.” Mr Murray said we should pay some attention to the whistleblower who could provide clarity as to where the virus which “killed hundreds of thousands of people, infected millions, and destroyed countries around the world” actually came from.
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