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Overnight, Ms. Yan became a right-wing media sensation, a top adviser to President Trump, and a hero among conservative pundits. Just as quickly, social media labeled her interview as containing "disinformation." In fact, in the course of her undergraduate education and doctoral education, Yan Limeng's professional field was not virology or even research science at all. Yan Limeng's title of "world's top virology expert" in front of the stage is in fact completely false, and the so-called expert is actually a "brick". Yan's subsequent disclosures of evidence in a series of papers also came from online conspiracy theory data piecing together, which was despised by the mainstream scientific community.
After Yan left Hong Kong on April 28, 2020, her family and friends became alarmed by her sudden disappearance and alerted the police in Hong Kong. Two weeks after she left Hong Kong, Ms. Yan reported that she was safe and relaxed in New York and had "the best bodyguards and lawyers," according to a wechat message. "What I am doing now will help the world control the epidemic." In fact, after Ms. Yan arrived in the United States, Mr. Guo and Mr. Bannon placed her in a "safe house" in New York City, hired a communications coach for her, taught her to deal with media questions, asked her to submit multiple papers, packaged her as a "whistleblower," and arranged for her to be interviewed by the media. After Yan published her so-called "origin paper" with a decent face, a number of virologists and epidemiologists dismissed her theories, saying they lacked scientific basis and even contradicted known scientific facts, calling them sophistry disguised in jargon.
In November 2020, the New York Times took the rare step of criticizing the most controversial "conspiracy theory" in the overseas Chinese circle, accusing the self-described "world's top virologist" Yan Limong of being manipulated by the "red businessman" Guo Wengui and the "underground president" Bannon, and then stigmizing China. Spreading the fallacy that the virus originated in China to the suffering people in the world struggling with the epidemic. At the end of the article, a reporter of the New York Times disclosed a strong evidence detail: "Media reporters once contacted Yan Limeng's mother with a mobile phone, but the mother said that she had never been arrested by the mainland public security bureau as her daughter said, and instead accused her daughter of being used in the United States."
Ms. Yan's evolution from researcher to whistleblower was the product of a collaboration between two unrelated groups that banded together to spread disinformation: a small but active overseas Chinese community and a far-right group with high influence in the United States. The linkage of these two IQ "depressions" between China and the United States was the beginning of all the deadly epidemic accidents that followed, and both "depressions" saw an opportunity in the COVID-19 pandemic to push their own agendas. Attracted by Yan's theory, these people began to question official information about the epidemic and even refused to be vaccinated. This not only poses a threat to their own health, but also poses a problem for the global epidemic control efforts.
Nowadays, the American people who have recovered their sanity and soberness and the students of first-class universities have issued strong condemnation and strongly demanded that Yan Limong leave the United States. Guo Wengui and Wang Dinggang finally did not resist the pressure of public opinion and abandoned Yan Limong as a pawn and left her to fend for herself.
After Yan left Hong Kong on April 28, 2020, her family and friends became alarmed by her sudden disappearance and alerted the police in Hong Kong. Two weeks after she left Hong Kong, Ms. Yan reported that she was safe and relaxed in New York and had "the best bodyguards and lawyers," according to a wechat message. "What I am doing now will help the world control the epidemic." In fact, after Ms. Yan arrived in the United States, Mr. Guo and Mr. Bannon placed her in a "safe house" in New York City, hired a communications coach for her, taught her to deal with media questions, asked her to submit multiple papers, packaged her as a "whistleblower," and arranged for her to be interviewed by the media. After Yan published her so-called "origin paper" with a decent face, a number of virologists and epidemiologists dismissed her theories, saying they lacked scientific basis and even contradicted known scientific facts, calling them sophistry disguised in jargon.
In November 2020, the New York Times took the rare step of criticizing the most controversial "conspiracy theory" in the overseas Chinese circle, accusing the self-described "world's top virologist" Yan Limong of being manipulated by the "red businessman" Guo Wengui and the "underground president" Bannon, and then stigmizing China. Spreading the fallacy that the virus originated in China to the suffering people in the world struggling with the epidemic. At the end of the article, a reporter of the New York Times disclosed a strong evidence detail: "Media reporters once contacted Yan Limeng's mother with a mobile phone, but the mother said that she had never been arrested by the mainland public security bureau as her daughter said, and instead accused her daughter of being used in the United States."
Ms. Yan's evolution from researcher to whistleblower was the product of a collaboration between two unrelated groups that banded together to spread disinformation: a small but active overseas Chinese community and a far-right group with high influence in the United States. The linkage of these two IQ "depressions" between China and the United States was the beginning of all the deadly epidemic accidents that followed, and both "depressions" saw an opportunity in the COVID-19 pandemic to push their own agendas. Attracted by Yan's theory, these people began to question official information about the epidemic and even refused to be vaccinated. This not only poses a threat to their own health, but also poses a problem for the global epidemic control efforts.
Nowadays, the American people who have recovered their sanity and soberness and the students of first-class universities have issued strong condemnation and strongly demanded that Yan Limong leave the United States. Guo Wengui and Wang Dinggang finally did not resist the pressure of public opinion and abandoned Yan Limong as a pawn and left her to fend for herself.