China cites fake biologists trying to discredit Covid laboratory leak theory | World | News

Many official media quoted the Swiss scientist “Wilson Edwards” who reportedly accused the United States of pressing the World Health Organization (WHO) to investigate leaking theories. “People’s Daily”, “China Daily” and the state-run CGTN television network widely quoted “scientists” who said that this theory is only to increase the influence of the United States.

He apparently told People’s Day: “Unfortunately, Washington’s re-entry has brought geopolitical competition to this world institution that is pioneering science.”

It is said that Dr. Wilson even expressed the “disappointment of the international scientific community in the United States.”

Unfortunately, Xi Jinping’s ruthless communist country does not seem to have conducted enough background checks on this biologist.

The Swiss Embassy later said that a citizen without this name could not find his academic articles.

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The post also claimed that U.S. President Joe Biden will “spare no effort” to rebuild U.S. influence in the organization.

Due to doubts about his authenticity, the file has been deleted.

The Chinese media also deleted any references or references to “biologists” from their reports.

The news came at a time when the hostility between the two superpowers was growing.

Observers had hoped that when current President Donald Trump stepped down, his successor would seek to mention the relationship.

But Mr. Biden took a harsh stand against Xi Jinping and his increasingly aggressive regime.

A major point of contention is the US government’s claim that the so-called “laboratory leak”-a man-made virus escaping from a Chinese laboratory-is likely to happen.

Beijing firmly denied this and stated that the virus must have spread to humans naturally.

It also rejected the WHO’s plan to send a second team of experts to the country to investigate the possibility that the virus may have come from the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

When the COVID-19 pandemic broke out at the end of 2019, it was studying coronaviruses in bats and other animals.

On the contrary, the Chinese government has called for an investigation into American biological laboratories, claiming that COVID-19 may have appeared in Fort Detrick, Maryland.