China Actively
Promoted Biological Warfare for Over 20 Years, new Report Reveals
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BEIJING – NOV 8: Soldiers stand guard in Tiananmen area
during China’s 18th National Congress on November 8, 2012 in Beijing,
China.Security is extra tight because of leadership transition. (courtesy:
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Was the coronavirus pandemic a blatant act of war ?
It could very well be. That’s because since 1996, the
Chinese Military has pushed the idea of biological warfare as a legitimate
means of fighting battles a new expose in Japan Forward
reveals.
1996
That year, two Chinese military officers (colonels in the
People’s Liberation Air Force (PLAAF), Qiao Liang and Wang Xiangsui had the
People’s Liberation Army (PLA) publish a book whose basic premise was that the
rules of war have to suit not just those in power like America but other
players (like China). The book also stressed that nations need not adhere to
the banning of chemical and biological weapons if it doesn’t serve their
interest. It went even further to promote the use of chemical and biological
weapons alongside conventional warfare.
2015
Nearly 20 years later, then-president of the Academy of
Military Medical Sciences He Fuchu penned an essay arguing that biotechnology
would find its place as a strategic necessity in the battlefield. This includes
bio-materials as well “brain control” weapons
He went on to become the vice president of the PLA’s
Academy of Military Sciences — the highest-level research institute of the PLA.
Trends of taking bio-weaponry mainstream continued
throughout the report highlights.
This is compounded by the fact that Beijing’s Central
Military Commission has been funding projects that involve biological and
biomimetic materials, as well as new-age biotechnology.
2017
Additionally, in a 2017 book titled New Highland of
War that was published by the National Defense University Press, biology
was categorized as “one of the seven new domains of warfare.” That same year,
an official textbook that was published by the PLA’s National Defense
University — featured a new section on “biology as a domain of military
struggle.” This chapter touches on new potential kinds of biological warfare,
including “specific ethnic genetic attacks.”
China also introduced a 13-year plan that incorporates
civilian and military cooperation. Among them – biology, with dual-use
features to optimize combat effectiveness in scientific achievements. The plan
also involves transitioning biological achievements for military use.
The fact that the novel coronavirus outbreak was reported
almost immediately following the December 15 trade deal between Trump and China
has raised eyebrows among many critics. Especially since it was revealed that
China ensured that there was an out clause saying that if there was a pandemic,
they would not be bound to the terms of the deal.
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