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Two European scientists claim in a soon-to-be released study that the coronavirus that has wreaked havoc on the world over the past 18 months was created in the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) and that it has �no credible natural ancestor.�

The claim from British Professor Angus Dalgleish and Norwegian scientist Dr. Birger S�rensen comes as David Asher, who led the Trump administration�s investigation into the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic, told Fox News this week that biostatisticians for the U.S. government calculated that the odds
of SARS-CoV-2 evolving in nature were �one in 13 billion.�

The report comes after Facebook announced this week that it was lifting a ban on claims that �COVID-19 is man-made or manufactured� in response to �ongoing investigations into the origin of COVID-19 and in consultation with public health experts.� That same day, the Biden administration said that they had
not ruled out the possibility that the pandemic could have been deliberately unleashed.

The Daily Mail reported:

Dalgleish is a professor of oncology at St George�s University, London,
and is best known for his breakthrough creating the first working �HIV
vaccine�, to treat diagnosed patients and allow them to go off
medication for months. S�rensen, a virologist, is chair of
pharmaceutical company, Immunor, which developed a coronavirus vaccine
candidate called Biovacc-19. �

Now, Dalgleish and S�rensen have authored a new study, which concludes
that �SARS-Coronavirus-2 has no credible natural ancestor� and that it
is �beyond reasonable doubt� that the virus was created through
�laboratory manipulation�. � Dalgleish and S�rensen claim that
scientists working on Gain of Function projects took a natural
coronavirus �backbone� found in Chinese cave bats and spliced onto it
a new �spike�, turning it into the deadly and highly transmissible
SARS-Cov-2. One tell-tale sign of alleged manipulation the two men
highlighted was a row of four amino acids they found on the SARS-Cov-2
spike.

S�rensen told the Daily Mail that the four amino acids all have a positive charge, which is �extremely unlikely� to occur in nature.

�The laws of physics mean that you cannot have four positively charged amino acids in a row,� Dalgleish told the Daily Mail. �The only way you can get
this is if you artificially manufacture it.�

The scientist�s remarks about the four amino acids match remarks made by Fang Chi-tai, professor at National Taiwan University, who gave a lecture about
the row of four amino acids.

New York Magazine reported [emphasis added]:

And late in the month, a professor at National Taiwan University, Fang
Chi-tai, gave a lecture on the coronavirus in which he described the
anomalous R-R-A-R furin cleavage site. _The virus was �unlikely to have
four amino acids added all at once,� Fang said � natural mutations were
smaller and more haphazard, he argued. �From an academic point of view,
it is indeed possible that the amino acids were added to COVID-19 in
the lab by humans.�_ When the Taiwan News published an article about
Fang�s talk, Fang disavowed his own comments, and the video copy of the
talk disappeared from the website of the Taiwan Public Health
Association. �It has been taken down for a certain reason,� the
association explained. �Thank you for your understanding.�

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