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Human-Animal Hybrids at the Wuhan Institute of Virology

And the Chinese Communist Party Celebrates its 100th birthday

That and more on this week's China news headlines

Welcome to China Uncensored, I'm Chris Chappell.

Well we have a doozy of a story for you today.

So by now you know how the US was partly funding gain of function research at the Wuhan Institute

of Virology, where many suspect the coronavirus pandemic leaked from.

Just a reminder, gain of function research is where you make a virus more deadly or contagious

Supposedly this research is done to prevent pandemics.

But anyway you might be wondering, how did researchers at the Wuhan Institute of Virology

take bat coronaviruses, and make them contagious to humans?

Well, their answer was human-animal chimeras!

A human-animal chimera is what you get when scientists inject an animal with human cells,

or engineer them with human DNA, so the animal has certain human characteristics.

For example, a lot of research is done on humanized mice.

Scientists like to test things on these humanized animals before giving a drug or vaccine to

In some cases, the humanized animals are actually used to create biological drugs, like certain

Scientists began creating humanized animals way back in the 1980s.

And at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, the famous bat woman Dr. Shi Zhengli , had been

working with humanized animals for more than a decade.

talking about using chimeras for coronavirus research.

What is news is that we've learned researchers at the Wuhan Institute of Virology were specifically

infecting humanized mice with bat coronaviruses in early 2019...

and they were trying to see if they could get the bat coronaviruses to infect human

But of course we may never know for sure, because the Chinese Communist Party is preventing

any investigation into the Wuhan Institute of Virology, and they destroyed a lot of the

So we have no idea if their research was connected to the coronavirus that became a global pandemic.

But at this point, the more I listen to “the science” the more terrified I become!

But with that out of the way, this week on July 1, the world wished the Chinese Communist

Not only has the Chinese regime killed way more people than any other regime in history,

but it's also actively made the world a worse place.

Global pandemics are just the tip of the iceberg.

As US Representative Mike Gallaghersaid on Twitter, “The atrocities we're seeing in

Xinjiang, Hong Kong, and Tibet today are not a new development.

From the very start, brutalizing its own population was hard-wired into the CCP's core DNA.”

Which is why he led a bipartisan resolution in the House of Representatives to send the

CCP a birthday card, condemning China's gross violations of human rights.

And considering the Chinese Communist Party is literally harvesting the organs of prisoners

of conscience, when I say gross human rights violations, it covers all meanings of the

But July 1st has an even more special meaning to the people of Hong Kong.

Not only is it the 100th birthday party for the CCP, it's also the 24th anniversary

of when China took control of Hong Kong in 1997.

And the one-year anniversary of the national security law that took away Hong Kong's

Now you might have heard the national security law resulted in a mass exodus of Hong Kongers

I'm happy to say that's coming to an end.

Because in April authorities passed a law that could be used to stop people from leaving

Hong Kong is becoming a delightful police state.

Which is what a senior journalist for the now defunct pro-democracy newspaper Apple

Daily found out when he was arrested at the airport this week.

As pro-Beijing lawmaker Alice Mak said, “If it's a police state, why not?

I don't think there's any problem with a police state.

When we say a police state, I will view the other side, that is the emphasis on security.”

Let's just hope Alice Mak doesn't have a secret world like Alex Mack or else she'll

But to help in the transition to becoming a police state, Hong Kong's security chief,

John Lee has been promoted to the number 2 official.

But please don't, because Hong Kong police have refused to allow a rally marking the

And it's not just Hong Kong winning at human rights.

China overall has the best human rights in the world!

To mark the 100 year anniversary of the Communist Party, the Communist Party released a white

paper about how great human rights are in China.

“For a hundred years, the CPC has always put people first, applying the principle of

universality of human rights in the context of the national conditions.”

Each country decides for itself what human rights mean.

The West shouldn't force its values on China.

The Uyghurs are very happy living in their police state paradise.

China's white paprs says “It regards the rights to subsistence and development as the

primary and basic human rights, and believes that living a life of contentment is the ultimate

Like how the Great Leap forward resulted in so much food production, people had *too much*