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Top Australian Vaccine Scientist Nikolai Petrovsky Claims COVID-19 Either Made-In Lab or “Complete Fluke” of Nature


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We're supposed to trust the experts, right?

Well, one of Australia's top vaccine scientists Nikolai Petrovsky claims that COVID-19's unique structure likely means that it is eather man-made or a "complete fluke" of nature.

And no… Petrovsky isn't random, whacko scientist.

Petrovsky is one of the top scientists in Australia. In fact, he is set to become one of the first scientists in the world to run a clinical trial of a potential COVID-19 vaccine in humans.

A professor at Flinders University, Petrovsky had to deconstruct and study COVID-19's unique structure to find a potential vaccine.

So what exactly did he say?

It is almost perfectly human adapted, it couldn't do any better. 'We have to ask how that happened. Was it a complete fluke? It can be as nature has many shots at goal and you only see the ones that land.

Another possibility which still cannot be excluded is that SARS-CoV-2 was created by a recombination event that occurred inadvertently or consciously in a laboratory handling coronaviruses, with the new virus then accidentally released into the local human population.

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This does not mean that COVID-19 is a bio-weapon.

Petrovsky's comments appear to suggest that the likeliest scenarios are that the virus was a once-in-a-lifetime fluke of nature or that it was created in a laboratory (either by mistake or intentionally) then leaked out into the population.

It's important to note that Petrovsky isn't making a claim one way or another. 

He is simply trying to understand the truth so that he can help develop a vaccine that will work!

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