Researchers Find The First People Infected With Covid-19–This Proves Where It Came From

The first people to get COVID-19 were the Chinese scientists working at the Wuhan Institute Laboratory and performing risky gain-of-function studies on coronaviruses, according to a recent study available on Substack Public.

The zoonotic origin theory promoted by Anthony Fauci, Peter Daszak, Francis Collins, and other individuals with ties to the lab, in addition to the so-called Western scientists that were eager to embrace Beijing’s wet-market origins story, is further debunked by this revelation, which, when combined with the explosive Times report, suggests that researchers at the WIV were engaged in military bio-weapon research at the precise point of the leak.

Investigative writers Michael Shellenberg, Matt Taibbi, and Alex Gutentag found from many U.S. government officials—one of whom admitted it with “100%” certainty—that Yu Ping, Ben Hu, and Yan Zhu were among the “patients zero” who contracted the disease in November 2019.

Despite the fact that all three “patients zero” were WIV scientists, Ben Hu’s main infection is all the more shocking considering that he served as the institute’s chief researcher on gain-of-function studies of coronaviruses similar to SARS, which aimed to increase the infectiousness of viruses.

“Ben Hu is effectively the successor to Shi Zhengli,” stated Alina Chan, who is a molecular biologist with the Broad Institute of Harvard MIT. “He was her top student. He had been creating and testing chimeric SARS-like viruses on humanized mice. He would be the one conducting the dangerous viral research and posing the greatest risk of unintentional infection, in my opinion.”

The leading coronavirus researcher at the laboratory, Zhengli, the infamous “Bat Woman” Chan alludes to, collaborated with epidemiologist Ralph Baric of the University of North Carolina several years before the COVID-19 outbreak to develop a novel infectious pathogen through gain-of-function analysis that would infect human cells.

By incorporating the “spike associated with bat coronavirus SHC014” into the molecular structure that makes up the SARS virus, Zhengli and Baric created a “chimeric virus” that might reproduce in human airway cells and potentially spread to people.

Similar interference with COVID-19’s ostensible predecessors was made by Hu, who collaborated on a 2017 study on chimeric bat coronaviruses with Peter Daszak, the executive director of EcoHealth Alliance, who had exploited American grant money for risky research at the WIV. Daszak would later support Fauci’s efforts to dismiss the lab-leak idea when his investment had a disastrous outcome.

In 2019, Hu and his fellow patient zero Yu Ping collaborated with Zhengli to publish a report that described the SARS-like lineages they had researched over the years and provided “insights about the bat origin of human SARS.”

“It would be a game changer if it could be demonstrated that Hu contracted COVID-19 before anybody else,” according to Jamie Metzl, an earlier member of the WHO’s expert advisory council on human genome editing. “Therein lies the “smoking gun.” Hu was the principal active researcher in Shi’s laboratory.”