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(Natural News) A Chinese military scientist by the name of Zhou Yusen who was paid by Anthony Fauci and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to conduct dangerous gain of function research on bat coronavirus at the Wuhan Institute of Virology reportedly turned up dead just months after filing a patent for a Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) “vaccine” back in February 2020.
Zhou, 54, had been working with “bat woman” Zhengli Shi to genetically manipulate coronaviruses at the WIV using grant money from Fauci. Sharri Markson of The Weekend Australian wrote all about this in her upcoming book, What really happened in Wuhan.
EcoHealth Alliance and several American universities also funneled cash to Zhou and his colleagues, which is supposedly under investigation by the Biden regime. We now know that tens of millions of American tax dollars were used to genetically modify (GMO) bat coronavirus for the purpose of developing bioweapons.
“The revelation shows American money was funding risky research on coronaviruses with People’s Liberation Army Scientists – including decorated military scientist Zhou Yusen and the Wuhan Institute of Virology’s ‘Bat Woman,’ Shi Zhengli,” reports Zero Hedge.
Zhou had been working on novel coronavirus vaccines since at least 2006
For all of last year, Zhou’s mysterious death was shrouded in secrecy, only recently coming to light thanks to the diligent work of independent investigators. Zhou, by the way, was an award-winning scientist at the PLA Laboratory of Infection and Immunity at the Beijing Institute of Microbiology and Epidemiology.
Author: Ethan Huff
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