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Leaked document claims research into “a virus that could not be cured.”

Fox News piece shows this phrase at its end. What does this mean?

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A newspiece on Fox News alluding to a leaked intelligence report about the coronavirus had this chilling sentence at its end:

According to the dossier, the team’s work at the Wuhan lab involved discovering samples of coronavirus within a cave in Yunnan province and synthesizing a bat-derived coronavirus that could not be cured.

Come again? In light of the recent story broken that potentially links Dr Anthony Fauci to the project that initially came into existence in the United States and was eventually ported to China, we may be getting back to an old conspiracy theory type idea that was supposedly getting debunked all this time: that the Wuhan lab was working on bioweapons.

It seems like a reasonable jump in the world of superweapon insanity, to create a virus that cannot be cured. 

Linking this to some of the occasional reports promising a resurgence of COVID-19, the possibility of someone who had it getting it again, and the simply massive penetration of the virus into the world’s population in a very short period of time (an estimated 13 to 20 percent of the population may already have been exposed to and gone positive for, the novel coronavirus), the questions are beginning to mount on all sides of this issue.

Admittedly, the word “dossier” associated with intelligence reports now, after three years of Russiagate, comes across with a fair degree of doubt, at least for me. I am personally one who does not go for conspiracy theories of any kind, not the secret cabal, or the illuminati or the seven people that run the world or any such nonsense.

But when this recent wave of information began to surface from credible and mainstream media sources like Newsweek, Huffington Post and others, that in 2017, Dr Anthony Fauci predicted that there would certainly be a pandemic during President Trump’s term, that got my attention. The claim by Dr. Rashid Buttar that there was research on a chimeric virus, something with the basis of SHC-014 strain of coronavirus, the ‘backbone’ component of the SARS coronavirus, then added genetic material from HIV and MERS. This research was actually stopped, in the US by a US Government moratorium, but Dr Fauci allegedly illegally funnelled some $3.7 million to a Chinese lab to continue the research that was banned here in the US, because the US government (wisely) understood that there was nothing good that could come out of trying to develop a chimeric supervirus.

… And is this what got released, perhaps accidentally, into the population?

Politically, this issue is obviously going to be maneuvered in such a way that each country involved tries to save face. For example, here in Russia, President Putin extended the “holiday” until May 11th, but with the rate of COVID-19 diagoses now rising again and at its highest, it seems hard to believe that things will be really winding down by that day.

However, the slowly appearing factors that (1) the virus may have been with us for much longer than we know and (2) that all we are doing now is discovering the reach of its penetration into our population, the question that we may have been “had” by a disease that is no hoax, but is also no plague is already leading US State governments and other national governments to begin reopening their economies, even though the pandemic is still being logged each day as on the increase.

If this is indeed an effort at avoiding something far, far worse than an intelligence blunder (for people like Dr Fauci have successfully brought the planet to a standstill), it may not be something very widely publicised as to why it is that governments are now choosing to return to normal.

This is definitely a situation where political concerns are such a factor that it is difficult to ascertain the truth. However, as this series of reports continues, we will try to create a coherent picture of what is going on.

 

 

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Clarity
Clarity
May 3, 2020

“we will try to create a coherent picture of what is going on.”

You should stop trying. Really, you should.

Tom Welsh
Tom Welsh
May 3, 2020

“…credible and mainstream media sources like Newsweek, Huffington Post and others…”

Thanks – I really could do with a good belly-laugh right now! Mainstream – yes. And therefore credible – NO.

Delving into the Deep State
Delving into the Deep State
Reply to  Tom Welsh
May 3, 2020

Newsweek’s one of the Atlantic Council’s prime propaganda bullhorns.

Befuddled
Befuddled
Reply to  Tom Welsh
May 3, 2020

Really……what’s up with this Hanisch character?

Eric Zuesse
Reply to  Befuddled
May 3, 2020

Maybe he’s just incompetent as a journalist. He certainly isn’t intelligent.

Eric Zuesse
Reply to  Eric Zuesse
May 3, 2020

One thing that especially disturbs me is to find him linking through to a Fox ‘News’ report that blames China for having created this virus, and the Fox article mentions a “dossier” which links through to an Australian newspaper report which describes cooperation by the U.S. and Australian governments in funding that Wuhan lab’s research into this and (alleged) ultimate creation by that international team in producing “by accident” the Covid 19 virus. So, the U.S. is going to sue not only China but also the U.S. and also Australia for this? Fox ‘News’ focuses ONLY against China. Now, I… Read more »

A pox on American 'journalism'
A pox on American 'journalism'
Reply to  Eric Zuesse
May 3, 2020

MSNBC & CNN are on a Russia warpath and Fox is on a China warpath. Expect Fox to run with it another five years for things to even out.

Smitten
Smitten
Reply to  A pox on American 'journalism'
May 3, 2020

Five more years of fallacious accusations and irrational confabulations? Oh boy, I can’t wait.

john vieira
Reply to  Eric Zuesse
May 7, 2020

Interestingly…avoiding the smoke screen…Beijing and Shanghai, two of the most densely populated cities, far closer to the “epicentre”, Wuhan, are virtually “unscathed”…

George Hartwell
Reply to  Eric Zuesse
October 7, 2020

Love you and trust you, Eric, to trace to sources. Thanks for being a true journalist.

Eric Zuesse
May 3, 2020

What an atrocious ‘news’-report. It makes severe allegations but in no clear order and with no clear sources that readers can click-through to access immediately, so as to evaluate, except to things like this, which do not clearly indicate that Fauci had “broken the law” or otherwise assisted in the creation of the Covid-19 virus: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/fauci-warned-of-trump-pandemic-2017_n_5e8a0548c5b6e7d76c65c8a4 . The headline is therefore click-bait to a reader’s wasting time to read the article, and gullible readers who don’t even care whether allegations are true or false and can therefore easily be swayed by such incompetent articles, will be the only people whom… Read more »

Olivia Kroth
Reply to  Eric Zuesse
May 4, 2020

Note to ALEX CHRISTOFOROU:

There is someone blocking and deleting comments again on texts of the Duran site. I placed six comments on the follwoing article, they have all been deleted. Who does this? Why?

https://theduran.com/putin-bans-bill-gates-and-microsoft-from-russia/

ManintheMoon
ManintheMoon
May 3, 2020

Not sure why the Duran publlshes this guy – I don’t think I’ve yet read anything useful under his by-line. This piece could be out of the Daily Mail on a bad day. Nothing would surprise me into what our rulers might have planned – their total lack of morality is probably matched by their stupidity, but until some credible evidence about where this virus originated I’ll keep an open mind. I’m more concerned about the damaging response to a disease that the vast majority of people will throw off in a week or two.

St. Longinus
St. Longinus
May 3, 2020

According to Dr. Judy Mikovits, a virologist who has had to deal with Fauci and Robert Gallo in the past, this is an engineered virus with gain of function. Instead of Hamisch prattling on about this, ask Dr. Mikovits to do an interview…or watch one of the numerous interviews she’s recently given…or read one of her books.

No Sale
No Sale
Reply to  St. Longinus
May 3, 2020

Natural viral evolutionary mechanisms put any human-engineered efforts in any science whatsoever in the monkey-stick-anthill-lick delicacy stage.

‘Gain of function’, I’m so impressed…..as if a virus is incapable of evolving it on its own. Don’t make me laugh.

It’s no mistake that the ‘intelligent design’ crowd are among the first to latch onto the lab-engineered origin spiel. It’s a self-actualizing argument.

The Reluctant Observer
The Reluctant Observer
Reply to  No Sale
May 4, 2020

LOL…I tuned into one of the televangelist nutjob programs yesterday to see what bugs are up their arses & apparently, any state crowd and/or border control efforts to contain covid are a sign that America is turning communist.

How in God’s name did the US gain the post WWII stature it did? I think God must have been playing a joke on the world.

Merlin2
Merlin2
May 4, 2020

Not to give too much credence to this or that theory of China involvement, there’s the possibility of a false flag turned into a very real flag. IOW, perhaps some encouragement/money were given to the Wuhan lab by American entities (and I doubt Fauci was involved, personally, for which there’s zero proof), for some SARS research involving bats. with the idea that once some virus started to make its presence known, fingers could be pointed to “accidental release”. Then perhaps the virus that did go all over the place kind of got a bit out of hand? something viruses have… Read more »

Olivia Kroth
May 4, 2020

xxx

Mario van Grichen
Mario van Grichen
May 4, 2020

Two or more weeks ago remdesivir was a product developed by the Portuguese Pharma Bial.
Yesterday all the internet with this information was removed and replaced by the version that this medicine was developped by the US pharma Gilead.
Intellectual property stollen by the US.

Clarity
Clarity
Reply to  Mario van Grichen
May 4, 2020

That is not correct Mario. Always been attributed to Gilead, Bial specializes in drugs for Parkinsons and Epilepsy, not anti-virals. Different kind of lab set up needed for that. You can find old articles in other languages referring to remdesivir and Gilead several years back, including alternative media or bloggers. Or check the various web archives. There is no such thing as removing something from all the internet. Someone would need all the passwords for all the servers all that information is stored on, in every country [even countries not friendly with the US, yes they have servers too]. Ask… Read more »

augrr
augrr
May 4, 2020

Newsweek, Huffington Post – credible media sources??

I don’t have to read any further to know the author is not to be taken seriously.

George Hartwell
Reply to  augrr
May 6, 2020

Exactly. I came to comment section from there and this must be the third article on today’s Duran that totally rejects the writer and their point of view. Only the comment section is reliable?!

Platon
Platon
May 15, 2020

To willingly use the CIA-lab-developed term ‘Conspiracy Theory(ist)’ is to fall prey to the spooks. Please, Seraphim, understand that all the CIA, the mass media they control and the states which in turn do the CIA’s bidding have is an ‘Official Conspiracy Theory’ or ‘OCT.’ It is certain to be absolutely false; The last thing they are subject to, or partake of, is the Truth. Anything that attacks, questions, disparages, or offers alternatives to the OCT is preferable to it and deserves to be supported. But never let them use the term Conspiracy Theory, without either ignoring or pointing out… Read more »

Platon
Platon
May 15, 2020

To willingly use the CIA’s lab-developed term ‘Conspiracy Theory(ist)’ is to capitulate to and fall prey to the spooks. As RT did when reporting on Mikhalkov’s critique of Gates, on his channel, Besogon. Please, Seraphim, understand that all the CIA, the mass media they control and the states which in turn do the CIA’s bidding have is an ‘Official Conspiracy Theory’ or ‘OCT.’ It is certain to be absolutely false; The last thing they are subject to, or partake of, is the Truth. Anything that attacks, questions, disparages, or offers alternatives to the OCT is preferable to it and deserves… Read more »

George Hartwell
October 7, 2020

“I am personally one who does not go for conspiracy theories of any kind, not the secret cabal, or the illuminati or the seven people that run the world or any such nonsense.” If not then how the f*ck do you get beyond the mainline narrative?

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