Jamie Metzl, an advisor to the WHO Advisory Committee, disclosed that the claim that the CCP virus (New Coronavirus, COVID-19) was leaked from the Wuhan Institute of Virology is “very likely” based on the “overwhelming” amount of evidence “.
This certainly gave the WHO report a head start. According to the COVID19 virus traceability report officially released by WHO on March 30, it is considered “relatively likely to very likely” that the CCP virus was transmitted to humans via an intermediate host, “likely to relatively likely” that it was transmitted directly to humans, and ” possible” through cold chain food, and “highly unlikely” through laboratory transmission.
In an April 4 interview with Sky News Australia, Metz said the WHO report was not the result of a separate investigation by the WHO itself, but was conducted by an “independent advisory committee” and “Chinese counterparts. He said the investigation “does not have the ability to examine all hypotheses” and therefore cannot be considered an authoritative study at this time, “The heart of the matter is that any origin hypothesis for the origin of the pandemic needs to be thoroughly investigated.”
“In my opinion, the entire joint team’s findings are implausible or invalid because they examined certain hypotheses and didn’t (examine) others, and then took the liberty of ranking the likelihood of the different hypotheses.” Metz said.
Metz added that the circumstantial evidence supporting the lab leak theory is “overwhelming” and that “Wuhan has the only Level IV virology institute in China with the largest collection (of samples) of bat coronavirus in the world.”
“I can’t say for sure that the virus originated from a lab leak, but the circumstantial evidence is overwhelming.” From the first day of the outbreak, he said, “China [the Chinese Communist Party] began a massive cover-up, including destroying samples, hiding databases and other records, and jailing journalists.”
The WHO officially released its report on the traceability of the CCP virus (Covid-19), and the United States and 14 other countries issued a joint statement expressing strong doubts, while several Western mainstream media outlets also questioned the WHO report as whitewashing the CCP.
In an interview with CNN, Redfield, former director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), said, “My view is that the most likely cause of this disease in Wuhan is that the virus escaped from the laboratory.” He said that “science will eventually get to the bottom of this.
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