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Many of the videos were more than obvious fakes, such as one showing a masked Chinese man keeling over face-forward, only to reflexively ‘catch himself’ with his hands to break his fall. And how about the many staged videos of people in body-bags moving or ‘waking up’? This begs the obvious question: was China then ‘in on it’? Or are the Chinese simply more societally/culturally susceptible to effects of mass psychogenic hysteria?
Those early videos remain a key source of evidence of foul play for the fact that they appeared to portray the illness as a terrifying storm sweeping through the world, killing people on the spot, akin to films like Outbreak or The Andromeda Strain. However, the tepid form we now know the illness ultimately took leaves a gargantuan discrepancy between the two realizations.

The other point is that most people point to Fort Detrick as being the chief Western connection to Covid’s development, and that once it was shipped out to Wuhan it was fully under the aegis of China’s CPC. However, they seem little aware of the fact that the Wuhan institute itself was not only constructed by the West, but was run under heavy managerial guidance and overwatch of Western institutions. This fact is often swept under the rug because the wider ‘Wuhan Institute of Virology’ incorporates many different institutes and facilities distributed throughout China. However, the specific BSL-4 facility, which was China’s first and only of its kind to deal with the highest level of infectious diseases, was in fact developed and designed by France’s Centre International de Recherche en Infectiologie (CIRI).
The maximum-level biosafety laboratory at the Wuhan Institute of Virology was the first of its kind to be built in China, and has been the centre of huge speculation since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic which originated in that city. The laboratory, which is equipped to handle Class 4 pathogens (P4) including dangerous viruses such as Ebola, was built with the help of French experts and under the guidance of French billionaire businessman Alain Mérieux, despite strong objections by health and defence officials in Paris. Since the laboratory's inauguration by prime minister Bernard Cazeneuve in 2017, however, France has had no supervisory role in the running of the facility and planned cooperation between French researchers and the laboratory has come to a grinding halt. Karl Laske and Jacques Massey report.
The project took more than a decade to complete, and in February 2017, high-level French and Chinese officials held a ceremony to mark the lab’s accreditation.
Then-French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said at the time that it was a celebration of Franco-Chinese scientific cooperation.
To support the China-French project, France would make its technical expertise available to China to support the continuous improvement of the laboratory’s quality and safety, Cazeneuve added.
It would also budget 1 million euros per year for five years, he said.

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