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Biden's Intel Community Agrees with Rubio: Chinese Virus 'Plausibly' Originated at a Wuhan Lab

April 15, 2021 by Edwin Mora Leave a Comment

The U.S. intelligence community conceded Wednesday that China is still keeping America in the dark about the true origins of the novel coronavirus, stressing that it may have accidentally leaked out from a lab in Wuhan, China.

American diplomats cited the Wuhan lab for subpar safety standards in 2019. The lab specializes in modifying bat coronavirus to create synthetic viruses that can make human beings ill.

During a hearing Wednesday on worldwide threats to U.S. national security, Marco Rubio from Florida, the top Republican on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence hosting the event, grilled the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Avril Haines, the CIA Director William Burns, and the National Security Agency (NSA) Director Gen. Paul Nakasone on the origins and true source of the coronavirus.

Rubio noted that there were two competing hypotheses for the origins of the virus, telling the witnesses:

The official answer for why it’s happened — and it is a possible answer — is that this was a new zoonotic transmission; it crossed over from an animal into a human. But there’s another hypothesis which is plausible. And that is that there was an accident at a laboratory that ended up impacting the world the way we’ve seen. And there’s reason to believe that’s plausible.

In highlighting the plausibility that COVID-19 may have originated from a lab accident at the Wuhan Institute of Virology known for modifying bat coronavirus to create synthetic viruses known to make human beings ill, Rubio declared:

Number one, researchers at the Wuhan Institute of Virology have demonstrated from their publication record that they were skilled at techniques in which they genetically modified bat coronaviruses in order to create new man-made viruses that were highly capable of creating disease in human beings,” Rubio pointed out in highlighting the hypothesis that COVID-19 may have originated from a lab accident.

Second, there have been several lab leaks documented that have occurred in China, including one involving the original SARS virus. And third, U.S. diplomats who visited the Wuhan Institute of Virology in 2019 warned of the risk of the subpar safety standards that they observed.

He then went on to grill the witnesses, asking them a two-part question. Rubio asked:

We can’t conclude definitively that the virus that causes COVID-19 emerged naturally until there’s a transmission chain [that identifies] how the virus evolved and transmitted between species. And to date, no such path of zoonotic transmission has been definitively identified. Are those two things accurate?”

DNI Haines, the head of the U.S. intelligence community, responded:

It is absolutely accurate the Intelligence Community does not know exactly where, when, or how COVID-19 virus was transmitted initially. And basically, components have coalesced around two alternative theories.

The scenarios are it emerged naturally from human contact with infected animals, or it was a laboratory accident as you identified. And that is where we are right now, but we’re continuing to work on this issue and collect information, and, to the best we can, essentially to give you greater confidence in what the scenario is.

Echoing complaints from the Trump administration, President Joe Biden’s CIA Director Burns conceded that Communist China has been reluctant to provide the U.S. with the information it needs to determine the origins of the virus on its own.

Director Burns testified:

The one thing that’s clear to us and to our analysts is that the Chinese leadership has not been fully forthcoming or fully transparent in working with the W.H.O. or in providing the kind of original, complete data that would help answer those questions. So we’re doing everything we can using all the sources available to all of us on this panel to try to get to the bottom of it.

Gen. Paul Nakasone, the NSA director, added that his agency is working with the international community and academia to gather and analyze information about the origins of the coronavirus.

President Joe Biden reversed his predecessor’s decision to pull the U.S. out of the World Health Organization (W.H.O.), a U.N. agency, for helping China hide the extent of the virus at the beginning stages, allowing the deadly and contagious disease to spread across the world.

Still, even the Biden administration has expressed skepticism of the W.H.O’s investigation into the virus’s origins.

Like its predecessor, the Biden Administration wants to deploy experts from America to judge the origins of the virus, particularly after a joint study from the W.H.O. and China determined it is “extremely unlikely” the pandemic virus occurred through a laboratory leak.

Filed Under: Asia, Avril Haines, Breitbart, China, CIA, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Director of National Intelligence, Dni, General Paul Nakasone, Health, Joe Biden, Marco Rubio, national security agency, News, NSA, Politics, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, William Burns, World Health Organization (W.H.O.)

China Hints Its Military Activity near Taiwan a 'Rehearsal' for Invasion

April 14, 2021 by Gabrielle Reyes Leave a Comment

China’s latest military exercise near Taiwan on Monday “could be a rehearsal of a reunification-by-force operation,” China’s state-run Global Times suggested Tuesday.

“The Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) conducted an exercise near the island of Taiwan on Monday with the largest number of warplanes ever recorded, which could be a rehearsal of a reunification-by-force operation,” the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) mouthpiece wrote on April 13.

China’s PLA deployed 25 aircraft to fly over Taiwan, breaching its air defense identification zone (ADIZ), on April 12, Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense (MND) said in a statement.

The PLA’s exercise included “14 J-16 and four J-10 multirole fighters, four H-6K strategic bombers, two KQ-200 anti-submarine warfare (ASW)-capable aircraft, as well as one KJ-500 airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) platform,” the military website Janes reported Monday, citing the MND’s statement.

The air sortie was the PLA’s largest near Taiwan since the sovereign nation began publicly reporting PLA aircraft movements over the island in September 2020.

“The number of PLA warplanes featured in the [April 12] exercise was a record since Taiwan’s defense authorities began to release information about PLA aircraft activities in the region on September 17, 2020, surpassing the previous record of 20 on March 26. The number of J-16s, a powerful fighter jet, was also the biggest of all exercises,” the Global Times boasted on Tuesday.

“The exercise could be a rehearsal of its [the PLA’s] combat plan over the Taiwan island, and it could feature air superiority seizure, and attack on land and maritime targets, including warships of interfering foreign countries,” Song Zhongping, a Chinese military expert and TV commentator, told the newspaper.

The PLA’s record-breaking exercise near Taiwan on April 12 was a direct response to the U.S. issuing new guidelines meant to “deepen” its unofficial support of Taiwan nation two days earlier on April 10.

“The exercise conducted by the PLA served as a warning to Taiwan secessionists and the US after the two had made a series of provocative moves,” the Global Times wrote on Monday.

“On Saturday [April 10], the US Department of State announced new guidelines to encourage US government engagement with the island that reflects their ‘deepening unofficial relationship.’ Officials on the island recently also claimed that the island is drawing a line 30 nautical miles away from the island, attempting to deny PLA aircraft approaches,” the newspaper noted.

Beijing considers Taiwan a renegade province and has vowed to reunify the island, located off China’s southeast coast, with mainland China by force if necessary.

Filed Under: Asia, Breitbart, China, National Security, News, PLA, Politics, Taiwan

China Suggests Japan Should Ship Fukushima Nuclear Waste to America

April 14, 2021 by John Hayward Leave a Comment

The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Wednesday opposed Japan’s proposed release of contaminated wastewater from the Fukushima reactor and suggested shipping the radioactive waste to the United States instead.

“Japan and the U.S. claim that the treated nuclear wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant is in accordance with international safety standards and even drinkable, then why don’t they keep the water for themselves? Or maybe ship it to the U.S.?” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying sneered on Twitter.

Hua said in lengthy remarks Tuesday that Japan’s plan for releasing Fukushima wastewater was “highly irresponsible” and demanded international supervision:

Despite doubts and opposition from home and abroad, Japan has unilaterally decided to release the Fukushima nuclear wastewater into the sea before exhausting all safe ways of disposal and without fully consulting with neighboring countries and the international community. This is highly irresponsible and will severely affect human health and the immediate interests of people in neighboring countries.

The oceans are mankind’s shared property. How the wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant is handled is not merely a domestic issue for Japan. We strongly urge the Japanese side to face up to its responsibility, follow the science, fulfill its international obligations and duly respond to the serious concerns of the international community, neighboring countries and its own people. It should reevaluate the issue and refrain from wantonly discharging the wastewater before reaching consensus with all stakeholders and the IAEA through full consultations. 

China will continue to watch closely the developments of the matter together with the international community and reserves the right to make further reactions.

Japan announced Tuesday that it plans to begin releasing over a million metric tons of treated radioactive water from the Fukushima Daiichi plant in two years.

The plant was destroyed by an earthquake and tsunami in 2011. Wastewater has been accumulating in gigantic tanks on the site for the past decade, and the tanks are projected to be full sometime in late 2022.

“Before the discharge, the water in tanks will also be sufficiently diluted so that the concentration of tritium will be much lower than Japan’s national regulatory standards, which is compliant with international standards,” the office of Japanese Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide stated Tuesday, adding that the tritium in the water “emits weak radiation” and presents a “very low” risk to health.

Other Japanese officials said all chemicals employed in the treatment process would fall within international standards, and the release would be supervised by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which said there has been no adverse environmental impact from comparable previous releases.

Despite these reassurances, the release plan is reportedly unpopular in both Fukushima and Japan at large. South Korea, which has strained diplomatic relations with Japan at the moment, has also objected to the release; Japanese officials pushed back by accusing the South Koreans of hypocrisy because they routinely release treated wastewater with much higher levels of tritium from their four heavy-water nuclear reactors.

Chinese state media lashed out at Japan on Tuesday, calling the Fukushima plan a “shameful decision,” accusing the IAEA of having “no experience” that qualified it to approve of the plan and jeering the United States for supporting the allegedly untrustworthy government in Tokyo.

The state-run Global Times on Tuesday said the U.S. has “indulged” Japan in a “wicked geopolitical performance” because, unlike Japan’s immediate neighbors, it doesn’t care about environmental damage to the Pacific Rim.

“But the US may have miscalculated. With the world’s strongest currents along the coast of Fukushima, radioactive materials could spread to the entire Pacific Ocean. It is purely illusionary and shortsighted for the US to think it could detach itself from the possible crisis,” the Global Times warned.

Another Global Times editorial cited South Korea’s opposition, and criticism from some Japanese commentators, to encourage other Asia-Pacific nations to “work together to make sure the release is under international supervision, and reserve the right to sue Japan according to relevant international laws once Tokyo’s act causes damages and pollution.”

The Chinese Communist paper claimed U.S. support for Tokyo proves the American concept of a “rules-based international order” is “actually a lie which only serves US strategic interests but ignores the concern of other countries, even US allies like South Korea.”

“Japan dares to make a deal with the US on the nuclear matter which will impact the marine environment shared by the world, so Tokyo is unqualified to ask the international community for trust, and its ‘transparency’ is not convincing,” the Global Times huffed.

Filed Under: Asia, Breitbart, China, Environment, Fukushima, Hua Chunying, Japan, National Security, News, nuclear power, South Korea, Suga Yoshihide

China Claims to Be Close to Debuting mRNA Coronavirus Vaccine

April 14, 2021 by John Hayward Leave a Comment

Chinese state media reported on Tuesday that Chinese mRNA coronavirus vaccines will enter Phase III clinical trials in May and will be ready to ship 120 million doses by the end of the year.

A political feud broke out in the Chinese Communist Party this week after a doctor admitted China’s existing vaccines are not very effective.

The doctor in question, director Gao Fu of the China Centers for Disease Control, said current Chinese vaccines “don’t have very high protection rates” and suggested better results could be obtained with mRNA technology.

Traditional vaccines introduce a weak or dead sample of the virus into a patient’s body, provoking an immune response that helps the patient resist exposure to the full-strength live virus. 

The new generation of mRNA, or “messenger RNA,” vaccines program the patient’s body to create a protein that simulates the presence of a virus and then help the body develop the necessary immune response. mRNA treatments do not employ samples of the live virus and can be manufactured more quickly in laboratories.

According to China’s state-run Global Times, vaccine developer Suzhou Abogen Biosciences already has an mRNA product called ARCoV, comparable to the coronavirus vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna, in late clinical trials. 

Company founder Ying Bo claimed his product is “fairly competitive with the other two mainstream mRNA vaccines in overseas markets.” The Chinese Academy of Military Medical Sciences, co-developer of the vaccine, claimed it can be stored at room temperature for up to seven days, reducing the cost and difficulty of transporting refrigerated medicines.

The Global Times portrayed Ying’s remarks as “another step forward in China’s vaccine development despite attacks from Western media on the efficacy of Chinese doses.”

The Chinese Communist paper dismissed criticisms of China’s earlier vaccine products, claimed people in other countries are lining up to get Chinese shots, and even threw in an insinuation that critiques of their effectiveness flow from anti-Asian racism:

Organizations such as the American Chamber of Commerce in China (AmCham China) have also been helping to organize vaccinations for foreign nationals in Beijing, a person familiar with the matter confirmed to the Global Times on Tuesday. The chamber is advocating for open market access for all vaccines in China, while also supporting policies that lead to a loosening of travel restrictions, the person said.

Keri-Lee Beasley, a coach at the Western Academy of Beijing: International School in Beijing, who got her first dose on Monday, described the process in a tweet. 

“The volunteers were so helpful – translating for us, ensuring we understood the forms, escorting us through each section. Do Asian people living in Western countries get the same treatment? Why the hell not?”

Chinese vaccine maker CanSino Biologics on Wednesday claimed there have been no blood clotting responses to its product. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) called for a pause in the distribution of the vaccine manufactured by U.S. company Johnson and Johnson on Tuesday because six cases of severe blood clotting were reported among the 6.8 million people who have received the vaccination. The vaccine produced by British-Swedish firm AstraZeneca has also experienced very rare complaints of blood clotting.

Filed Under: Asia, AstraZeneca, Breitbart, China, Coronavirus, Health, Johnson and Johnson, Moderna, National Security, News, Pfizer, Vaccine

Hong Kong Sentences Anti-Communist Leader Joshua Wong to Prison for Wearing a Mask

April 14, 2021 by Frances Martel Leave a Comment

Hong Kong protest leader Joshua Wong, already serving over a year in prison for his role in organizing anti-communist protests in 2019, received another four-month sentence Tuesday for wearing a mask in public.

Hong Kong outlawed the use of masks in public during protests in October 2019 to help police better identify and repress political dissidents. The ordinance compromised the city when the Chinese coronavirus pandemic arrived there the next year, leading to the city also mandating the use of masks in public. It remains both legal and illegal to wear a mask publicly in Hong Kong and the issue has created tensions between public health officials and the police. Police have limited themselves to enforcing the anti-mask law only in the context of protest behavior, effectively making any presence at protests in some form a violation of the law.

Wong, 24, was one of the most prominent leaders of the protest movement that erupted in 2019 in response to local officials proposing a law that would have allowed the extradition of anyone in Hong Kong, resident or otherwise, if the Chinese Communist Party accused them of violating communist laws. Under the “One Country, Two Systems” policy that ruled Hong Kong between its return to China in 1997 and 2020, imposing Beijing laws in the city was illegal; protesters complained that the extradition law would have been a loophole around the policy.

In response to the protests, Hong Kong’s local Legislative Council did not pass the extradition law but, in May 2020, Beijing’s National People’s Congress (NPC) passed a “national security” law that definitively eroded “One Country, Two Systems.” The law requires a minimum sentence of ten years in prison for individuals found guilty of sedition, inviting foreign interference, terrorism, or “subversion of state power.”

Wong has yet to face “national security” law charges, but was arrested in September for allegedly wearing a mask during a protest. In December, a Hong Kong court sentenced him to over a year in prison for organizing an “unlawful assembly.”

On Tuesday, that sentence was extended by four months for violating the law against wearing masks in public. He also received extra time on another “unauthorized assembly” charge, according to Hong Kong’s Apple Daily. His alleged violation took place in on the same day the anti-mask law went into effect in October 2019. Defense attorneys argued Wong never disguised his identity — given his high profile — and wore a mask only for a few minutes during remarks to the press to protest the law. At no time were police officers unable to identify him.

The court similarly sentenced longtime dissident and protest organizer Koo Sze Yiu, 74 years old, to five months in prison for the same transgressions. Koo already had ten criminal sentences to his name prior to this latest conviction and is currently battling cancer.

Koo said he would continue his resistance against the Chinese Communist Party after completing his sentence.

“This will not be my last time in jail, there will be a 12th, 13th time, I might even intentionally violate the national security law next time,” Koo said at the sentencing, where he reportedly “wore a celebratory red ribbon flower used in Chinese weddings” and drank beer to commemorate the occasion.

The legality of masks has made for conflicting messages from the local government. Face coverings at protests remain illegal after authorities upheld the ordinance against them at “unlawful” assemblies in April 2020. Hong Kong health officials have encouraged the use of sanitary masks in public, even when admitting they may not have any significant impact on the spread of Chinese coronavirus.

“Hong Kong does not have local cases at all, wearing face masks will not be very effective. Some citizens are worried about invisible [asymptomatic] patients — that’s very personal. The most important thing is to have manners. When you have a cold, cough, or [are] feeling unwell, you have to wear a mask,” former health chief Yeoh Eng-kiong said in May 2020.

“Of course [I] would wear [a mask] when in crowded areas, because citizens would be worried,” Yeoh added, “not because I’m scared. Instead, [I’m] afraid that citizens would think it is not very polite.”

The government of Hong Kong also provided residents free sanitary masks, which would violate the anti-mask law if worn in public.

The Hong Kong Police Department has grumbled against the sanitation measures, saying in a criminal activity update in July that it was hindering the capture of wanted suspects.

“The disobedience to law [sic] among some members of public [sic] is growing, economy is worsening and community-wide mask wearing has enabled criminals to conceal their identities more easily,” the police force complained.

While the memory of the early 2000s SARS outbreak led to many residents opting to wear sanitary masks, the Beijing-controlled Hong Kong government has struggled to convince residents to receive doses of Chinese-made vaccine candidates against the Chinese coronavirus, particularly after a number of suspicious deaths of elderly patients. Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam urged her officials Tuesday to implement “stronger incentives” to convince people to take doses of the available vaccines, expressing frustration with the lack of popular enthusiasm for them.

“What we need now is to promote vaccination in Hong Kong, and since just protecting your own health and loving your family members are not strong enough incentives, then the government has to come up with stronger incentives,” Lam said, “which are important not only for promoting vaccination but to allow Hong Kong to go back to normality in a gradual and orderly manner so that business could continue to operate.”

Filed Under: anti-mask law, Asia, Breitbart, Carrie Lam, Coronavirus, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Protests, Joshua Wong, Mask mandate, National Security, News

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