Wuhan bat video shows that most of the information on the origin of the epidemic is “Chinese false information”

Sky News host Shari Maxson said that the exclusive footage she revealed proved that the Wuhan Institute of Virology had preserved live bats, indicating that most of the information about the origin of the pandemic in the world is “Chinese false information.” In an interview with Fox News, Ms. Maxson told Fox News that the false information in Beijing was subsequently “spread” by many “compromise” people. “This shows that we were told from the very beginning that most of the information about the origin of the pandemic was false information in China, and then was spread by many people who worked with Wuhan Virus Research Institute as extreme conflicts of interest,” she said. Ms. Maxson criticized the WHO team that visited Wuhan earlier this year to investigate the origin of the pandemic. “People like Peter Daszak insist that this is a conspiracy theory-he used the term in a December 2020 tweet-saying that there are bats in the laboratory is a conspiracy theory,” she said. “He is an official investigator of the World Health Organization and the World Health Organization. Earlier this year, he went to Wuhan to investigate the origin of the virus, but this was completely wrong. “This new video shows that there is a stake in the Wuhan Institute of Virology. It was something Peter Daszak had to admit, and just this month, he had to correct it. “There are too many questions he didn’t ask, nor did he ask when the WHO team entered Wuhan.” Ms. Maxson said that the WHO team didn’t even ask what happened to the huge coronavirus database in the laboratory. “They didn’t ask the laboratory if there were any bats. They didn’t ask where the virus database is. This is a very critical thing. In September 2019, the virus database of about 15,000 or 17,000 bat samples suddenly disappeared from the Internet. Before the COVID-19 outbreak,” she said. “People like Peter Daszak who are purportedly investigating this matter are full of conflicts. “Similarly, Anthony Fauci should not advise the president on the origin of the coronavirus, because his organization sends funds to Wuhan through sub-grants. Virus Research Institute. “He can publish all the denials he likes. The scientific papers say they are funded by NIH.”