>>8830997 (lb)

What I remember there were a certain species of bats that were from another area in China (Yunan). Can't recall the name.

Theory out there that the outbreak was caused by lab animals that were sold in the wet market by lab researchers.

Follows that bats not native to Wuhan were in the laboratory for testing and the fact they were sold in the market is going to come out. That will devastate reputation of China merchandise WW, IMO. Workers aren't globally conscious, irresponsible. Not ready for prime time,

>>8831474

Looks to me that the lockdown states are dem strongholds. Entire West Coast and Northeast Corridor (Not sure if PA is involved or not). So strategy may be to put a choke hold the US economy by screwing up transportation from major seaports.

It actually looks to me like they're trying to fuck up the US economy just to win an election.

>>8831579

CCP narrative.

All the usual suspects (grant money) on board to help hide the discovery that that outbreak may have been caused by bats from Yunan Province that were in the Wuhan lab for research being sold in the wet market.

>>8831532

Not sure about that.

I do think that the bat thing is big. If, for example, it's discovered a rogue employee released the virus, or, as per story that out the other day, a female lab researcher infected her boyfriend who worked in or was active in the market, people would chalk that up to a one off / shit happens type of thing that could happen anywhere.

Selling test animals in the market for extra cash is another thing entirely. That level of fuck up won't be acceptable to the rest of the world. China shit will become taboo.

In that regard, a campaign like the new quarter coin to make baby bats the new Bambi may fit the CCP narrative.

>>8831951

Yep. There are no coincidences. Even little details may be a major break/tip.

>>8832028

No TV fag here. Is that what he thinks?

Surprising he'd even mention it.

>>8832030

Did that read to you like she's AI?