Is WHO ‘Wuhan Lab’ Visit an Investigation or a Political Stunt? | Wide Angle with Brendon

The Wuhan Institute of Virology (or Wuhan lab) came to be known, ironically, as the highest-profile scientific institution in the world last year. This is because it’s the suspected source of the Coronavirus. While that suspicion remains to be proved, a team of experts from the World Health Organization visited the Institute yesterday to supposedly investigate its connection to the virus’ beginnings. However, by all signs and symptoms this visit appears to be little more than another CCP political campaign. The first give away was that WHO team was first taken to the “Anti-pandemic Achievement Exhibition,” where they were given a thorough “education” in how the CCP has valiantly won the fight against the pandemic. Meanwhile, Wuhan police were working overtime to ensure that the WHO team didn’t get any ‘reality checks’ from any of the virus victims’ families who wanted to meet with them. The visit included a stop at the Huanan Seafood Market, which also thought to have been a source of COVID-19, was officially closed, cleaned and disinfected after the outbreak a year ago. Overall, the WHO team’s visit to Wuhan, like its general response to the pandemic is a case of ‘too little, too late.’ This is unfortunate, given the potential for a real investigation to yield results that could benefit future pandemic prevention. #WHOvisitWuhan #Coronavirus #WuhanLab - Support us👉 https://donorbox.org/wide-angle Join Telegram👉 http://bit.ly/BrendonWA Join Wide Angle Free Speech Club👉 (Telegram) https://t.me/wide_angle_free_speech_club SIGN UP & STAY INFORMED👉 https://newsletter-et.youmaker.com/?channel=wide-angle Follow us on Twitter👉 https://twitter.com/WideAngleBF - Watch more videos: 2020 Election: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N329eAE1zlY&list=PL8xU0D5H4SwMJTCIvKlZZslabBrEuy9yf ------------------------------------------------- © All Rights Reserved. Is WHO ‘Wuhan Lab’ Visit an Investigation or a Political Stunt? | Wide Angle with Brendon