（更新：1月15日，美国务院公布Fact Sheet）美国预计将解密武汉冠状病毒研究的情报
UPDATE：报告没有什么特别的内容，除了下面这段话。
The U.S. government has reason to believe that several researchers inside the WIV became sick in autumn 2019, before the first identified case of the outbreak, with symptoms consistent with both COVID-19 and common seasonal illnesses. This raises questions about the credibility of WIV senior researcher Shi Zhengli's public claim that there was "zero infection" among the WIV's staff and students of SARS-CoV-2 or SARS-related viruses.
https://www.state.gov/fact-sheet-activity-at-the-wuhan-institute-of-virology/
来源：https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/01/13/us-report-covid-19s-origins-expected-say-chinese-army-grew-dangerous/
英国外交官正支持美国对中国提出严重指控，称中国与武汉“危险”冠状病毒研究有关。
人们认为唐纳德·特朗普打算在Covid-19议题上对北京进行最后的齐射，这是他下周离开椭圆形办公室之前的最后一击。
英国消息人士认为，美国国务卿迈克·蓬佩奥（Mike Pompeo）可能会最快在今天做出公开干预，涉及解密武汉病毒研究所的美国情报。
英国消息人士告诉《电讯报》，美国可能声称中国人民解放军正在开展涉及在实验室中的一系列动物中“培育危险冠状病毒”的研究项目。
这些主张将引发更多的疑问，即中国军方为何会参与这种项目，包括与潜在生物武器的发展有关的任何联系。
但是，预计华盛顿将止步于指控Covid-19首先起源于生物实验室。
The U.S. government has reason to believe that several researchers inside the WIV became sick in autumn 2019, before the first identified case of the outbreak, with symptoms consistent with both COVID-19 and common seasonal illnesses. This raises questions about the credibility of WIV senior researcher Shi Zhengli's public claim that there was "zero infection" among the WIV's staff and students of SARS-CoV-2 or SARS-related viruses.
https://www.state.gov/fact-sheet-activity-at-the-wuhan-institute-of-virology/
来源：https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/01/13/us-report-covid-19s-origins-expected-say-chinese-army-grew-dangerous/
英国外交官正支持美国对中国提出严重指控，称中国与武汉“危险”冠状病毒研究有关。
人们认为唐纳德·特朗普打算在Covid-19议题上对北京进行最后的齐射，这是他下周离开椭圆形办公室之前的最后一击。
英国消息人士认为，美国国务卿迈克·蓬佩奥（Mike Pompeo）可能会最快在今天做出公开干预，涉及解密武汉病毒研究所的美国情报。
英国消息人士告诉《电讯报》，美国可能声称中国人民解放军正在开展涉及在实验室中的一系列动物中“培育危险冠状病毒”的研究项目。
这些主张将引发更多的疑问，即中国军方为何会参与这种项目，包括与潜在生物武器的发展有关的任何联系。
但是，预计华盛顿将止步于指控Covid-19首先起源于生物实验室。
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British diplomats are bracing for the United States to make grave allegations against China linked to "dangerous" coronavirus research in Wuhan.
Donald Trump is thought to be intent on firing a final salvo against Beijing over the Covid-19 crisis as one of his final acts before he departs the Oval Office next week.
UK sources believe Mike Pompeo, the US Secretary of State, could make a public intervention as soon as today involving the declassification of American intelligence on the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
The US may allege that the People’s Liberation Army were running research projects that involved "cultivating dangerous coronaviruses" in a series of animal species at the laboratory, a UK source told The Telegraph.
Such claims would prompt a raft of further questions about why the Chinese military would be involved in this kind of project, including any links to the development of potential bioweapons.
Washington is expected to stop short of alleging that Covid-19 first originated from the biological laboratory, however.
Speculation that an announcement could be imminent was fuelled by a statement from Robert O’Brien, Mr Trump’s National Security Adviser, on Monday.
“The world cannot continue to pay heavy prices for its naivety and complicity in Beijing’s irresponsible and harmful practices – whether it is ending the rule of law in Hong Kong or not cooperating with health officials on the pandemic," he said.
He warned: "The United States is examining further options to respond.”
The Sun quoted a diplomatic source saying: “The US have stopped short of this so far but anything could happen in the coming days and the origin of the virus is top of their list.”
Last April General Mark Milley, then chairman of the US joint chiefs of staff, confirmed that American intelligence agencies were investigating whether an accident at the Wuhan laboratory could have been responsible for the outbreak. He said at the time that natural causes appeared a more likely explanation.
The US has demanded answers from Beijing about the origins of the virus and last spring accused the World Health Organisation of enabling a cover-up by deferring to the Chinese Communist Party.
British intelligence sources have maintained that the available evidence suggests that the virus appears to have originated among wildlife.
On Tuesday, Downing Street reiterated its commitment to a probe into the origins of the virus in China.
The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said: “We’ve been clear on the investigation and on our desire for it to commence and answer the questions that are still outstanding.
“Investigators are now due to arrive in China and as we’ve said throughout it’s important that their investigation is able to commence without delay and we want it to make sure it is open and transparent and scientifically rigorous.”
The Wuhan Institute of Virology is a government research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences, which itself is under the purview of China’s cabinet, the State Council.
Scientific research in China is often linked to the military, which operates its own set of internal institutions that conduct some of the country’s most advanced work.
One of the coronavirus vaccines China has developed, for instance, has been spearheaded by the Chinese military, led by Chen Wei, a scientist and general in the People’s Liberation Army. The exact nature of such partnerships are opaque.
The Wuhan facility, opened in 2015, was China’s first level 4 biocontainment lab, leading some experts to question the country's expertise and ability to properly safeguard against biohazards.
The foreign ministry in Beijing has continually denied any link between research conducted at the lab, including coronaviruses, and the Covid-19 outbreak.
“The fact is as plain as day that there is no evidence supporting the claim that the novel coronavirus came from a lab,” said a spokesperson last August.
Last week, Beijing again reiterated its stance: “Chinese media have published a series of reality checks on Covid-19, debunking the false allegations with solid figures and facts,” a spokesperson said, without providing further details.
Dr Alan Mendoza, executive director of the UK-based foreign policy think tank the Henry Jackson Society, told the Telegraph: “Allegations that the Wuhan lab engaged in incredibly dangerous research into coronaviruses will not simply go away - especially with China skirting international investigations.
He added: “The public deserve to see the unvarnished truth on what was happening in the Wuhan lab.”
British diplomats are bracing for the United States to make grave allegations against China linked to "dangerous" coronavirus research in Wuhan.
Donald Trump is thought to be intent on firing a final salvo against Beijing over the Covid-19 crisis as one of his final acts before he departs the Oval Office next week.
UK sources believe Mike Pompeo, the US Secretary of State, could make a public intervention as soon as today involving the declassification of American intelligence on the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
The US may allege that the People’s Liberation Army were running research projects that involved "cultivating dangerous coronaviruses" in a series of animal species at the laboratory, a UK source told The Telegraph.
Such claims would prompt a raft of further questions about why the Chinese military would be involved in this kind of project, including any links to the development of potential bioweapons.
Washington is expected to stop short of alleging that Covid-19 first originated from the biological laboratory, however.
Speculation that an announcement could be imminent was fuelled by a statement from Robert O’Brien, Mr Trump’s National Security Adviser, on Monday.
“The world cannot continue to pay heavy prices for its naivety and complicity in Beijing’s irresponsible and harmful practices – whether it is ending the rule of law in Hong Kong or not cooperating with health officials on the pandemic," he said.
He warned: "The United States is examining further options to respond.”
The Sun quoted a diplomatic source saying: “The US have stopped short of this so far but anything could happen in the coming days and the origin of the virus is top of their list.”
Last April General Mark Milley, then chairman of the US joint chiefs of staff, confirmed that American intelligence agencies were investigating whether an accident at the Wuhan laboratory could have been responsible for the outbreak. He said at the time that natural causes appeared a more likely explanation.
The US has demanded answers from Beijing about the origins of the virus and last spring accused the World Health Organisation of enabling a cover-up by deferring to the Chinese Communist Party.
British intelligence sources have maintained that the available evidence suggests that the virus appears to have originated among wildlife.
On Tuesday, Downing Street reiterated its commitment to a probe into the origins of the virus in China.
The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said: “We’ve been clear on the investigation and on our desire for it to commence and answer the questions that are still outstanding.
“Investigators are now due to arrive in China and as we’ve said throughout it’s important that their investigation is able to commence without delay and we want it to make sure it is open and transparent and scientifically rigorous.”
The Wuhan Institute of Virology is a government research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences, which itself is under the purview of China’s cabinet, the State Council.
Scientific research in China is often linked to the military, which operates its own set of internal institutions that conduct some of the country’s most advanced work.
One of the coronavirus vaccines China has developed, for instance, has been spearheaded by the Chinese military, led by Chen Wei, a scientist and general in the People’s Liberation Army. The exact nature of such partnerships are opaque.
The Wuhan facility, opened in 2015, was China’s first level 4 biocontainment lab, leading some experts to question the country's expertise and ability to properly safeguard against biohazards.
The foreign ministry in Beijing has continually denied any link between research conducted at the lab, including coronaviruses, and the Covid-19 outbreak.
“The fact is as plain as day that there is no evidence supporting the claim that the novel coronavirus came from a lab,” said a spokesperson last August.
Last week, Beijing again reiterated its stance: “Chinese media have published a series of reality checks on Covid-19, debunking the false allegations with solid figures and facts,” a spokesperson said, without providing further details.
Dr Alan Mendoza, executive director of the UK-based foreign policy think tank the Henry Jackson Society, told the Telegraph: “Allegations that the Wuhan lab engaged in incredibly dangerous research into coronaviruses will not simply go away - especially with China skirting international investigations.
He added: “The public deserve to see the unvarnished truth on what was happening in the Wuhan lab.”
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这个跟美台建交哪个更刺激中共
晕，我以为是自己打错字了呢，发出来的语句不通，原来是被自动替换了，好吧，管理员你赢了，那大家也不要吐槽脸书禁用大统领账号了
不对特朗普抱有期望 他太软弱了 没有败灯阴险毒辣
轮媒几个月前就爆料说有研究所的人逃到美国了 相关机密“近期公布”
这特朗普都要下台了 还能公布吗？能公布早都公布了 现在社交媒体都被封了
退一万步讲就算是真的 恐怕也没机会公布了
轮媒几个月前就爆料说有研究所的人逃到美国了 相关机密“近期公布”
这特朗普都要下台了 还能公布吗？能公布早都公布了 现在社交媒体都被封了
退一万步讲就算是真的 恐怕也没机会公布了
相关报道：U.S. Steps Up Claims Covid-19 May Have Escaped From Chinese Lab
来源：https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-16/u-s-steps-up-claims-covid-19-may-have-escaped-from-chinese-lab
来源：https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-16/u-s-steps-up-claims-covid-19-may-have-escaped-from-chinese-lab
其實這消息在大選前公布，效果比事後給中國補刀的效果好多了。
>> 其實這消息在大選前公布，效果比事後給中國補刀的效果好多了。
拜登曲线怎么输？
>> 拜登曲线怎么输？
拜登依然會贏，但是人民會更生氣，華爾街迫於壓力沒辦法像現在舔共，英國金毛獅王跟紐西蘭總理也不會說出隔壁樓那句話。現在才放出來跟前面就放出來，效果不同。
晚放消息只像是馬後炮，力道沒那麼大。
不過我更傾向晚放的原因是被那些反共自媒體洩露消息，搞得要調整步驟。（當然前提是真的有料）
感謝龐佩奧與國務院，為廣大受病毒苦難的人們提供可能獲得正義的線索。
以下是樓主點出的關鍵句子：
「 美國政府有理由相信，武漢病毒研究所內的數名研究員於2019年秋季，在第一個COVID19確診病例出現之前染病，展現的症狀屬於COVID19 及季節性流感所共通的症狀。」
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/pompeo-us-wuhan-lab-staff-caught-covid-19-before-pandemic
“Despite the WIV presenting itself as a civilian institution, the WIV has collaborated on publications and secret projects with China’s military,” Pompeo added. "The WIV has engaged in classified research, including laboratory animal experiments, on behalf of the Chinese military since at least 2017.”
「雖然武漢病毒研究所將自己呈現為一個民間機構...其至晚於2019年開始即已為中共軍方執行秘密的研究，包含動物實驗」
以下是樓主點出的關鍵句子：
「 美國政府有理由相信，武漢病毒研究所內的數名研究員於2019年秋季，在第一個COVID19確診病例出現之前染病，展現的症狀屬於COVID19 及季節性流感所共通的症狀。」
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/pompeo-us-wuhan-lab-staff-caught-covid-19-before-pandemic
“Despite the WIV presenting itself as a civilian institution, the WIV has collaborated on publications and secret projects with China’s military,” Pompeo added. "The WIV has engaged in classified research, including laboratory animal experiments, on behalf of the Chinese military since at least 2017.”
「雖然武漢病毒研究所將自己呈現為一個民間機構...其至晚於2019年開始即已為中共軍方執行秘密的研究，包含動物實驗」
是否应该放到大使馆微博，挑动粉蛆？
其实，我记得央视自己在疫情前多次就报道中国研究新型冠状病毒，大家可否整理一下这些视频？
这和19年9月武汉机场演习
(5) 如何看待武汉机场于2019年9月18日进行模拟突发新型冠状病毒感染的处置流程？ - 新·品葱 (pincong.rocks)
和20年2月习近平推动生物安全立法(里面关于实验室管理的章节尤其有意思)
(5) 病急乱投医？亡羊补牢？习近平突然宣布加速推动生物安全立法 - 新·品葱 (pincong.rocks)
都很吻合
看看党国如何回应, 我建议他们学切尔诺贝利派一个当事人科学家(比如石正丽)去日内瓦WHO总部开个记者招待会, 一定要带家眷
(5) 如何看待武汉机场于2019年9月18日进行模拟突发新型冠状病毒感染的处置流程？ - 新·品葱 (pincong.rocks)
和20年2月习近平推动生物安全立法(里面关于实验室管理的章节尤其有意思)
(5) 病急乱投医？亡羊补牢？习近平突然宣布加速推动生物安全立法 - 新·品葱 (pincong.rocks)
都很吻合
看看党国如何回应, 我建议他们学切尔诺贝利派一个当事人科学家(比如石正丽)去日内瓦WHO总部开个记者招待会, 一定要带家眷
这个时间点放出来，基本没人信了，早干嘛去了？
made in china !!!
赵国外交部的回应方式属实爆笑，一定要同样的手段咬回去都不会换个不一样的