23 Feb 21
The post that was quoted here has been removedA Dutch researcher (Koopmans) is part if the research team. I’ve been following it closely.
Interesting stuff.
I notice the Guardian didn’t mention the Chinese contraints on the team (and their Chinese counter-parts), making the research more difficult.
The Dutch media does:
https://www.parool.nl/wereld/who-missie-lijkt-uit-te-draaien-op-publicitaire-overwinning-voor-china~b370c194/
What I find most interesting is two-fold:
- they’re almost certain the virus came from bats. Surely that’s too generic and they have to know which species it came from (making at least a reasonable locating possible).
- they don’t know what animal was the inbetween host. They admit there’s a chance it was bat-on-human, but still consider this highly unlikely. You would think that it wasn’t that difficult to find out.
On the sarcasm note... it’s great they’ve discovered that wet markets, carnival, apre-skiing and public transport are great occasions for spreading a virus.
Who’d a thunk it?
23 Feb 21
The post that was quoted here has been removedYou seem paranoid about all this to me. I love Chinese people.
I don’t like you very much though. I think you harbour some poisonous malignant narcissistic personality traits and it is the manifestation of these which draws you a lot of flack in this forum.
In real life you’re probably, hopefully a more pleasant and good natured person who likes socialising, conversation and kittens.
@phil-a-dork saidNo they are not.
Anyone who denies China is responsible is the typical anti blame liberal pansy.
If CNN reported some white dude created covid y'all would believe it. 🙄
No we wouldn’t.
You racist moron.