A police officer in India who also claims to be a biological weapons expert has written a new book suggesting that the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) is a product of bioterrorism.
Dr. Sharad S. Chauhan, a decorated Indian Police Service (IPS) officer, contends in his book COVID-19 – Opportunistic Bioterrorism? A Virus from China set to Change World History that experiments taking place on SARS-like coronaviruses in communist China are what led to the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) being unleashed.
For more than a decade, Chinese researchers have been tampering with coronavirus, Chauhan suggests in his book. Then, when China's economy was in shambles, the novel virus suddenly emerged for the first time in an act of opportunistic bioterrorism, he insists.
"What started as an outbreak in China near the end of 2019 is now a global calamity," reports Great Game India, a Journal on Geopolitics & International Relations.
"The rampaging COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world as never before, the great wars and pandemics of past included. The strategic, geopolitical and geo-economics consequences of COVID-19 are slowly unfolding. The virus from China is set to change the world."
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Opportunistic Bioterrorism includes 101 critical questions about covid-19
Chauhan's book relies on both scientific and open source intelligence to scrutinize the evidence surrounding the Chinese laboratory origins of the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19). It also draws from Chauhan's own expertise while in medical school and in the Indian police force.
His book also raises what Great Game India says are 101 "critical questions" about the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) that deserve answers. While the issue of its origins in a Chinese laboratory were kept out of the main text and put into an Appendix, other issues are brought forth in the body that are worthy of consideration.
"The questionnaire appended is a judicious mix of both clarifying and probing questions and valuable in and of itself, irrespective of the answer to facilitate effective deliberation on the topic," the journal reports.
"The book is a single source reference for all contentious issues relating to the COVID-19 pandemic," it adds.
Does Dr. Li-Meng Yan's account of events suffice as evidence of bioterrorism?
Another person spreading the bioterrorism narrative is Dr. Li-Meng Yan, who we reported has come forward as a type of whistleblower with claims that the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) is, in fact, a bioweapon.
Dr. Li-Meng has appeared on Fox News and elsewhere to suggest that the novel virus "came from a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) military lab." She has further suggested that the Wuhan wet market narrative "was just used as a decoy."
Some have questioned the legitimacy of Dr. Li-Meng's claims, while others believe her to be telling the truth. She is currently not in communist China, despite having lived there prior to coming forward with these alleged revelations.
Further claims made by Dr. Li-Meng include the allegation that she tried to go to her superiors about what she discovered concerning the virus, only to be turned away and ignored. She also expressed concerns that she might "disappear at any time" for raising questions, though she is still on the media circuit today.
One thing is for sure: The Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) is not a natural occurrence, nor did it somehow spontaneously appear without goading from "science." With that said, it is safe to assume that there is at least some truth to the claims made that the novel virus is a Chinese bioweapon, if not a Chinese psychological weapon that was designed to inflict maximum terror on the masses.
"This is so worrying," wrote one Twitter user in response to a Great Game India tweet from back in March that was among the first to expose the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) as a potential bioweapon. "If it's true, then @WHO officials are definitely hand in glove with #China."
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