Chinese experiments created Covid-19 and accidentally released it, say reports; And a "more political" Soros is now taking over the family empire
Market Watch
Wuhan institute, Chinese military created, covered-up Covid pandemic: Shocking report reveals
An investigation by?The Sunday Times ?has revealed that the Wuhan Institute of Virology and the Chinese military were secretly working on new types of viruses for use as bioweapons,?which led to the leak of Covid-19 from the WIV .
The details: The report says scientists at Wuhan "were combining some of the world's most deadly coronaviruses?to create mutant strain capable of sparking a pandemic ?just before the Covid outbreak began."
What were the experiments??Albino mice with human-like lungs were reportedly infected with three lab-grown viruses which were made by fusing SARS-like viruses with the one discovered in the Yunnan cave
Why this matters: The institute's work (a lot of which was funded by the US and Anthony Fauci) became classified after the discovery of the new virus in Mojiang.
Billionaire George Soros hands control of $25 billion empire to "more political" son Alex
Billionaire investor George Soros - infamous for his support of liberal causes - has passed the baton of his $25 billion empire to his son, Alexander Soros,?marking a significant shift in the family's philanthropic enterprise .
领英推荐
The context: George Soros had earlier stated that he did not want any of his five children to inherit his empire, but later?said his 37-year-old son Alex has "earned it" .
The details: Alexander Soros has been?appointed as the chairman of the Open Society Foundations (OSF) ?and will also direct the organization's political activities as president of Soros' super PAC.
More political than George Soros??George Soros' decision to hand over the reins of his empire to Alexander Soros signifies a shift in the family's philanthropic enterprise, with a more political approach expected under Alexander's leadership.
What they're saying: "As much as I would love to get money out of politics, as long as the other side is doing it, we will have to do it, too," Alexander Soros said.
Of note: George Soros shot to infamy in the 1990s when his fund took massive short positions on the British pound, and later, the Malaysian baht, being accused of triggering currency crises for profit.
ICYMI