Ping. Source article: Wuhan scientists planned to release coronaviruses into cave bats 18 months before outbreak
Now ask, why innocluate bats for diseases that could jump from bats to humans, when bat diseases don’t jump from bats to humans, unless it is something like rabies? Even if less than 1% of bats have rabies, that is still more common than SARS I and II, right? So why innoculate a colony at all?
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I don’t know. I have two fragments of ideas to share.
I read years ago the rumor that China was developing bioweapons to spread via bats, because it was then said, is bats ‘go everywhere’. Sure they have regions where the are found but their actual patterns of movement indicated they would be perfect bioweapon dispersal points because they ‘break the rules’ and go where they want.
Covid Vaccines now in play are spliced with animal DNA. I read content which objected to one in particular, as an example. I think it was J&J that had a splice of common cold, which they claimed they had disabled to stop it from spreading person to person (coronavirus without the ability to spread), a splice of monkey DNA, and a splice of the Covid ‘vaccine’ DNA (to tell your cells to make mRNA and those make spikes).
Well that family physician said this made no sense, listed his reasons why, and among them were that vaccinated people with colds (corona virus) may result in the ‘disabled’ cold dNA splice in the ‘vaccine’ becoming active and communicable again because of co-mingling of deactivated corona with ‘live’ corona.
His objection continued thusly - once the contents of the vaccine became communicable, then the monkey virus could ‘catch a ride’ with the now mutated/mobile adenovirus DNA, and that a combination of the monkey/common cold viruses could be weaponized because it could now leave the nucleus of the cell where it was supposed to stay (harmless), and become a virus that DOES attack humans, but to which humans have zero immunity because we’ve no history of becoming ill with the monkey virus.
I was thinking China was developing bioweapons, and was testing a cure on bats to see what response the treatment got. Not the same as a human test, just as some data, similar to what you describing.