Reports of sudden deaths after receiving Chinese vaccines abound.
Mr. Li mentioned a large number of Chinese vaccine experts have passed away one after another at a comparatively young age.
On Oct. 1, 2023, Cao Xiaobin, a senior manager at the Sinovac Biotech Co., Ltd., died at the age of 45 years old. On Oct. 27, 2023, Wu Zunyou, the chief scientist of the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, died at the age of 60. In October 2022, Wu Jianguo, a virologist at Wuhan University, died at the age of 66. Other deceased scientists include COVID vaccine researchers Zhao Zhendong (53 years old), Zeng Bing (52 years old), Liu Bin (37 years old), and nucleic acid testing researcher Bai Xiaohui (42 years old).
Among the experts include Zhou Yusen, a vaccine expert at the Academy of Military Medical Sciences, who was among the first to apply for a vaccine patent after the COVID-19 outbreak but died suddenly a few months later.
Chinese vaccine manufacturer Sinovac announced in January it has stopped producing vaccines.
In August 2021, Li Boyi, a 12-year-old girl from Henan Province, developed a high fever two days after receiving the Sinovac vaccine and died soon after. Her mother, seeking justice for the girl’s death, was arrested and beaten by public security authorities.
While some Chinese experts argue that the Sinovac vaccine was originally developed for the original viruses and is no longer useful after the viruses underwent mutations, Heng He, a China analyst and biotechnology expert, holds a different opinion.
If the Sinovac vaccine had been effective, based on their initial development speed, they could have continued to develop vaccines against mutated viruses, and it would not be so bad as to stop production, he told Pinnacle View.
“As a vaccine with such a mature experience and a large market, it is difficult to attribute the sudden stoppage to mutation,” he said, adding that the biggest reason may be the vaccine’s quality.
The China expert explained that when the Sinovac vaccine first came out, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) actually used it as a means of diplomacy to “make friends.”
Real Vaccines More Dangerous Than Fake Ones
Guo Jun, the head of The Epoch Times’ Hong Kong branch, verified the poor quality of China-made vaccines by telling the experience of a friend of hers in Hong Kong who was vaccinated at noon and died in the afternoon.“The details of these cases are available in Hong Kong because the Hong Kong authorities have always made it a rule to disclose such information, unlike the CCP which hardly discloses any information about the side effects of the two vaccines, Sinovac and Sinopharm,” she said.
Ms. Guo also referred to her friends in China who developed tuberculosis after receiving the vaccine.
“A friend [of mine] in China said he would rather have a fake vaccine, which may be distilled water, than the so-called real vaccine in China, which has toxic and even fatal side effects.”
Ms. Guo went on to talk about how many medical personnel in China are not vaccinated.
“A lot of my friends in the medical profession are absolutely unwilling to take vaccination themselves,” she said. “This is especially true for professionals who have done research on vaccines.
“Based on what we have learned, senior officials of the CCP, especially those above the sub-national level, do not take either domestic or foreign vaccines.
“Some medical experts analyzed that the reason top CCP echelons implemented the strict zero-COVID policy is that they have not been vaccinated themselves and cannot come into contact with the environment where the virus exists.”
At a recent meeting of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, CCP leader Xi Jinping proposed that pharmaceuticals be among the five key areas of anti-corruption in 2024.
“During the last four years of COVID-19 pandemic, all industries in China were in the doldrums. The pharmaceutical industry was the only one that made a fortune, including vaccines, nucleic acid tests, disinfectant products, and medical devices such as respirators and masks,” Ms. Guo explained.
Pandemic Signals Regime Change
From late 2023, a new pandemic began in China which has since spread from children to young and middle-aged people. Sudden deaths have been occurring more frequently in various parts of China. In some major cities, including Beijing, crematoriums were operating at high capacity per day, just as during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic.Mr. Heng He commented that China’s problem lies in that the regime is not transparent, so people don’t get accurate information and don’t know what is really going on.
“In the case of a pandemic, there must be a certain type of virus that dominates the pandemic, but other viruses are also present ... What percentage is it [the main virus]? Is it at the level of an epidemic? Are several viruses circulating at the same time? We know nothing,” he said.
“The regime’s non-transparency and irresponsibility have made the whole thing very confusing.”
“In the pandemic of 1918, there were three waves of very high death rates, but after [those] three waves, the pandemic suddenly disappeared without a trace,” he said. “Unlike the current pandemic, which did not start with such a high mortality rate, but lasted for a long time and seems unlikely to disappear.”
“In the history of mankind, such pandemic often ends after a change of dynasty. The Spanish Flu came to an end with the First World War. When the war ended, the disease disappeared.”
“History has shown us previous examples of this. In ancient Rome, the persecution of Christians resulted in four plagues, and the powerful Roman Empire declined and eventually perished. In China’s history, a change of dynasty often occurred when the court became corrupt and social morality had degraded; plagues frequently resulted,” reads the editorial.
“Ultimately, the best cure for this plague is to reject the CCP.
“We hope every person can survive this disaster safely and help to usher in a brighter tomorrow.”
