The Third World War has been a latent threat almost since the end of the Second. The Cold War, the Korean War or the Cuban missile crisis kept humanity on edge, fearing they would escalate to a global military conflict. These fears have not disappeared. The possible use of weapons other than conventional weapons even raises uncertainty. A new report suggesting that the coronavirus that came out of China may have been a biological weapon created for the scene of a Third World War raises the alarm bells again.
For six years, Chinese scientists have been preparing for a Third World War fought with biological and genetic weapons, including the coronavirus, says a document accessed by the US State Department, published this Saturday by the Daily Mail.
China has been preparing for Third World War with biological weapons for last six years, US investigators say https://t.co/5WNnKrkqiT
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«The main weapon for victory»
“If you want peace, prepare for war”, reads one of the phrases of the Roman Flavio Vegecio Renato (383 – 450), contained in his work “The military re“, Written in Latin and translated in Spanish as”About military affairs”. This is exactly what the Chinese would be doing, but seeking to guarantee having in their possession “the main weapon for victory” in a possible new world war conflict, the document maintains.
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The newspaper The Australian adds details of the report that would have been prepared by scientists and health officials of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, including a section that examines the manipulation of diseases to manufacture weapons “in a way never seen before” and describes the perfect conditions to launch a bioweapon and documents the impact it would have on “the enemy’s medical system.”
The information revealed this Saturday does not constitute an affirmation that the COVID-19 that It has infected 157 million people in the world and has killed 3.2 million It is a biological weapon launched by the Chinese regime, but it does maintain that Beijing has considered the military potential of the SARS coronavirus since 2015, which raises fears about this thesis.
Biden prohibited referring to COVID-19 as “Chinese virus”
The former president of the United States, Donald Trump, was one of those who repeatedly suggested this hypothesis and did not hesitate to refer to COVID-19 as the “Chinese virus.” But with the arrival of Democrat Joe Biden to the White House, things changed.
The new US president, who has avoided confronting the Beijing regime and even described in an interview that Xi Jinping as a “brilliant” politician, prohibited linking China to COVID-19, calling for an end to the proliferation of names such as “virus Chinese “or” Wuhan virus “, because – in his opinion – it stimulates racism in the United States.
WHO asked for more evidence
Although the World Health Organization (WHO) had initially denied the hypothesis that COVID-19 had come out of a Chinese laboratory, as suggested by Trump, in the final report presented at the end of March after the visit of a delegation from this body to China at the beginning of the year, there was a change on this possibility.
After the presentation of this report, the director of the WHO, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, asked to continue investigating the origin of the virus and insisted on the need to collect more evidence for each of the hypotheses, without ruling out any. “Let me state clearly that, as far as WHO is concerned, all hypotheses remain on the table,” he concluded.
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