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I Found The Source of the Coronavirus

laowhy86 · 2.4M views · 2020-04-01 · 10:03

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A 2020 video by laowhy86 arguing that the coronavirus did not originate outside China, pointing to evidence about the Wuhan institute and a possible patient zero. It cites sources in the description.

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Frequently posted in early COVID origin and lab-leak threads as a compelling early case, though other commenters cite rebuttals and note it is speculative.

Recommended by 6 HN people across 5 months · HN mentions 2020–2023

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phyalow · 2021-05 · Strong recommendation

Exactly. I am not into conspiracies, but I highly recommend this video from early 2020 which details how one of the Chinese researchers at WIV, Huang Yan Ling disappeared in late 2019 and how subsequently her internet presence was memory holed [1] by Chinese censors (all verifiable with the links in the video description and wayback). [VIDEO] This to me is one of the smoking guns. [1] - [LINK]

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june11 · 2020-12 · Strong recommendation

I wish more people would watch this [0], might not be true but damn does it seem convincing. Seems pretty obvious that it was lab originated, even if it isn't manufactured. [0] [VIDEO]

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Izkata · 2023-02 · Recommendation

> Patient zero was a virologist that seems to have been censored off the Chinese internet afterwards, and I can't find the links anymore :-/ 10-minute video that includes that plus a few other things: [VIDEO]

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