Russian virologist called “disease X” a cheap trick

“In nature, viruses mutate” very slowly

The mysterious pandemic of “disease X” – an unknown pathogen that may appear in the future – has become a key topic on the agenda of the World Economic Forum, which is taking place these days in Davos. However, some Russian experts believe that the danger of a pandemic is greatly exaggerated.

“Disease X” is attracting a lot of attention… There are unknown diseases that may appear, the question is “when”, not “if,” WHO head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said at a WEF panel discussion.

Anna Popova announced yesterday that there is no need to get vaccinated against coronavirus in 2024. At the same time, the head of Rospotrebnadzor called on Russians to remain cautious about the infection due to the growing number of hospitalizations of patients with COVID-19.

Earlier, foreign media reported that Chinese scientists had tested a new deadly virus on mice. The modified strain of coronavirus GX_P2V demonstrated 100% lethality. In experimental rodents, the lungs, bones, eyes, trachea and brain of rodents were affected. Shortly before death, their eyes became completely white. Scientists have not yet figured out how the virus will affect humans.

“The notorious disease X, which is trumpeted by the world community, is nothing more than a figment of fantasy and a figment of the imagination of leading pharmaceutical companies,” says virologist Alexander Butenko. — If there is talk about a mysterious disease, you need to understand that this is very beneficial for someone. The fact is that in nature viruses mutate very, very slowly. If we assume that X really exists, then it was created in a laboratory. Molecular genetic technologies now make it possible to create any virus design in the shortest possible time. But I admit the existence of this monster to only 1%. The remaining 99% is a real bluff, a cheap trick, as well as hype created out of nowhere.

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