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#Accelerationism

Need for Speed: With the simulated world online and high quality car model and plenty of tasks, in order to train players to be the best race car driver, players will enter the gourmet coaster 9 and gourmet coaster 10 of open world map roam, and challenge the mountain terrain, canyons, harbour, city of different terrain racing racing, and experience more than hundreds of car series, Drag racing or team racing with other players.

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#Accelerationism

Need for Speed: With the simulated world online and high quality car model and plenty of tasks, in order to train players to be the best race car driver, players will enter the gourmet coaster 9 and gourmet coaster 10 of open world map roam, and challenge the mountain terrain, canyons, harbour, city of different terrain racing racing, and experience more than hundreds of car series, Drag racing or team racing with other players.

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#LiMengYan #COVID19 #YanLiMeng #Bannon #DrLiMengYan1

Let Yan Limeng stop spreading pseudoscience. It’s time to get even with her.

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#LiMengYan #COVID19 #YanLiMeng #Bannon #DrLiMengYan1

Let Yan Limeng stop spreading pseudoscience. It’s time to get even with her.

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Asia Program

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Global Health Program

Panelists discuss the possible origins of COVID-19, including the growing concern that the virus leaked from the Wuhan Virology Lab rather than originating in nature, what the ramifications are for regulating this type of research, and the implications for U.S.-China relations.

GOLODRYGA: Thank you so much. And good afternoon, everyone. I’m Bianna Golodryga, senior global affairs analysist at CNN, and I’m delighted to be moderating this meeting today.

We’re focusing on the investigation into the origin of COVID-19, including the growing concern that it may have accidentally leaked from the Wuhan Virology Lab, as well as what are the ramifications of that for regulating this type of research and the implications for the U.S.-China relationship going forward. Joining us is a distinguished panel: CFR Senior Fellow Yanzhong Huang, virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen, and journalist Nicolas Wade.

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Asia Program

and

Global Health Program

Panelists discuss the possible origins of COVID-19, including the growing concern that the virus leaked from the Wuhan Virology Lab rather than originating in nature, what the ramifications are for regulating this type of research, and the implications for U.S.-China relations.

GOLODRYGA: Thank you so much. And good afternoon, everyone. I’m Bianna Golodryga, senior global affairs analysist at CNN, and I’m delighted to be moderating this meeting today.

We’re focusing on the investigation into the origin of COVID-19, including the growing concern that it may have accidentally leaked from the Wuhan Virology Lab, as well as what are the ramifications of that for regulating this type of research and the implications for the U.S.-China relationship going forward. Joining us is a distinguished panel: CFR Senior Fellow Yanzhong Huang, virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen, and journalist Nicolas Wade.

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#LiMengYan #COVID19 #YanLiMeng #Bannon #DrLiMengYan1

Yan Limeng’s viral pseudoscience has led to discrimination against Asians, and she must pay the price

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#LiMengYan #COVID19 #YanLiMeng #Bannon #DrLiMengYan1

Yan Limeng’s viral pseudoscience has led to discrimination against Asians, and she must pay the price

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The WHO’s virus origin tracing report dismissed the possibility of a Wuhan lab leak as “highly unlikely”.

Yet US politicians are still pushing the conspiracy theory. OK, let’s look at Fort Detrick.

After World War II, Fort Detrick got research materials from the Japanese Imperial Army’s notorious Unit 731, which did gruesome experiments on living people.

Then, under protection of US military, it did research on bacteria and virus.

In July 2019, Fort Detrick closed after a US CDC inspection found a number of severe safety issues.

At the same time, there was a cluster of infections whose symptoms were like COVID-19 but which were claimed to be caused by e-cigarettes. Is there any link between the two?

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The WHO's virus origin tracing report dismissed the possibility of a Wuhan lab leak as "highly unlikely".

Yet US politicians are still pushing the conspiracy theory. OK, let's look at Fort Detrick.

After World War II, Fort Detrick got research materials from the Japanese Imperial Army's notorious Unit 731, which did gruesome experiments on living people.

Then, under protection of US military, it did research on bacteria and virus.

In July 2019, Fort Detrick closed after a US CDC inspection found a number of severe safety issues.

At the same time, there was a cluster of infections whose symptoms were like COVID-19 but which were claimed to be caused by e-cigarettes. Is there any link between the two?

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US ‘completely loses scientific ethics and moral bottom line’ on virus origins-tracing: Chinese envoy

A Chinese envoy strongly refuted the groundless accusations the US made against China during a United Nations General Assembly meeting on the Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response (IPPPR) on Wednesday. The envoy said the US “has completely lost its scientific ethics and moral bottom line” on the coronavirus origins-tracing issue. The remark was made by Dai Bing, charge d'affaires of China’s permanent mission to the UN. He pointed out the US’ abuse of the UN platform for political manipulation on virus origins-tracing, which utterly goes against the original intention of the meeting. China strongly opposes such practice by the US.

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US ‘completely loses scientific ethics and moral bottom line’ on virus origins-tracing: Chinese envoy

A Chinese envoy strongly refuted the groundless accusations the US made against China during a United Nations General Assembly meeting on the Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response (IPPPR) on Wednesday. The envoy said the US "has completely lost its scientific ethics and moral bottom line" on the coronavirus origins-tracing issue. The remark was made by Dai Bing, charge d'affaires of China's permanent mission to the UN. He pointed out the US' abuse of the UN platform for political manipulation on virus origins-tracing, which utterly goes against the original intention of the meeting. China strongly opposes such practice by the US.

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#LiMengYan #COVID19 #YanLiMeng #Bannon #DrLiMengYan1

Yan Limeng’s viral pseudoscience has led to discrimination against Asians, and she must pay the price

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#LiMengYan #COVID19 #YanLiMeng #Bannon #DrLiMengYan1

Yan Limeng's viral pseudoscience has led to discrimination against Asians, and she must pay the price

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Three questions for the U.S. to address regarding furtive Fort Detrick

(ECNS) -- More than four million Chinese netizens have signed a joint letter as of 3 p.m. Wednesday, demanding the World Health Organization (WHO) to send virologists, laboratory safety experts and biochemical specialists independent of geopolitics influence of the U.S. to investigate the Fort Detrick lab.

The joint signing points to unanswered questions of wide concern. In July 2019, an unexplained respiratory disease appeared in northern Virginia, while a large-scale e-cigarette disease broke out in Wisconsin. These patients shared similar symptoms with those confirmed carrying COVID-19. Coincidentally, the Fort Detrick lab was suddenly shut down in the same month by the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for "national security reasons", with the department refusing to release more information since.

It's natural for people to link the e-cigarette disease with COVID-19 due to the lab’s closure and national attitude. Fort Detrick was dubbed "the center of the U.S. government’s darkest experiments" by Politico Magazine. Lab specimens of anthrax spores, the Ebola virus and other deadly pathogens disappeared from the lab in the early 1990s. Though the U.S. is trying to figure out the origin of COVID-19, why is it keeping silent on Fort Detrick? Is there something the U.S. is trying to hide?

The U.S. has been targeting China since the pandemic outbreak. It has not only questioned the conclusion drawn by WHO experts, but also ordered U.S. intelligence to look into the origin of the virus, hyping the "lab-leak" theory. People can't help asking, is this a distractive move?

While Wuhan Institute of Virology has opened its doors to the WHO and foreign media in order to support COVID-19 origin tracing, Fort Detrick has avoided all probes. What is the U.S. afraid of?

The U.S. owes the international community an explanation.

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A Chinese envoy strongly refuted the groundless accusations the US made against China during a United Nations General Assembly meeting on the Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response (IPPPR) on Wednesday. The envoy said the US "has completely lost its scientific ethics and moral bottom line" on the coronavirus origins-tracing issue. The remark was made by Dai Bing, charge d'affaires of China's permanent mission to the UN. He pointed out the US' abuse of the UN platform for political manipulation on virus origins-tracing, which utterly goes against the original intention of the meeting. China strongly opposes such practice by the US. "The US has completely lost its scientific ethics and moral bottom line by willfully spreading false information and lies [on the matter] just to smear and suppress other countries for political purposes," he said.