The case for a lab leak seems robust: the virus is plainly engineered and first emerged in a city with a major virus lab. But in fact the evidence the virus leaked from the Wuhan Institute of Virology just isn't there.
Protests and the failed zero-Covid policy have damaged China’s President. But the Chinese people may now finally be ready to move into the post-Covid era, writes Hong Kong resident Kwai Lou in the Daily Sceptic.
A new survey by Civitas has ranked Britain’s universities according to how captured they are by the woke cult. Not surprisingly, Oxford and Cambridge are top of the league.
The first suggestion Covid came from a lab appeared in Radio Free Asia on Jan 9th 2020, even before the first death, when the CIA-linked outlet pushed the idea that Covid was a bioweapon. So what's really going on?
Nick Rendell looks past the lurid predictions of models at the actual Covid stats in China and asks if the Chinese people will start to question why they were locked in their houses for so long.
Does the policy of requiring Chinese arrivals to have negative test make sense? If we don’t trust the data coming out of China, how can we trust the test used before Chinese travellers are allowed to board planes?
A Harvard report from June 2020 aimed to show how US intelligence had spotted the virus spreading in China in November 2019 even before China did, but accidentally proved there was no signal for an outbreak at that time.
Testing incoming visitors from China is pointless, argues Professor David Livermore. We cannot stop new Covid variants emerging in the West and quarantining infected Chinese travellers will make no difference.
When did the coronavirus first appear? The evidence from testing and sequencing of stored samples suggests it emerged some time between July and November 2019 and circulated silently across the globe during that winter.
How suspicious should we be that US intelligence analysts picked up on what they deemed a dangerous novel virus in China at a time when there's no evidence China had picked up on it or was concerned?
