Of course, that could just be me.
Me too! Doesn’t pass the smell test.
RE: Of course, that could just be me.
Two questions:
1) Did you read her paper?
2) If her paper is scientifically fanciful, why can’t the Chinese Communist party, with all her resources, publish a counter paper to refute the science behind her paper?
Why arrest her mother? What does she have to do with this.
3) She has a good job in Hong Kong in one of the top universities in Asia, with financial backing from W.H.O. What does she gain by doing what she did ( unless of course, as you say, she has some sort of madness that gives her a masochistic desire for punishment ).
Your statement about how she looks is akin to judging a book by its cover.
Maybe reading this paper will make you reconsider.
> “whenever I see her I imagine a giant flashing sign screaming, “Crazy lady.””
That could be great insight.
As far back as months ago, I had already seen detailed investigative reports from more than one source showing the molecular structure of the virus being too convenient for infecting humans, making the virus unlikely to emerge spontaneously in nature.
But none of those reports could ever assert the virus came from a lab, let alone a particular lab, because to make such a claim, solid proof of a link between the virus and the alleged lab is needed. Despite her sensational claims, she has not produced any such proof that is critical to her claims (note that I personally believe it was an engineered virus by the CCP.)
Not only that, as far as I can tell, she brought no new information about the virus that we don’t already know.
Another thing is, she had been in Hong Kong the whole time (which makes one wonder how much she really knows about the Wuhan lab and the virus) and had never said or done anything damaging to the CCP up to that point, there shouldn’t be any urgent need for her to flee. Being from China, she should know what would likely happen to her mother. If she didn’t care enough about her mother to make arrangement for her (to go to HK, for example) before she hastily fled to the US for asylum, why should we have more sympathy for her mother than for other Chinese dissidents arrested by the CCP almost everyday?