Referring to Sankei Shimbun’s reporting on suspicions surrounding the Wuhan Institute of Virology, U.S. reports by FOX News and The Washington Post, State Department cables, and warnings about insufficient safety measures, this article criticizes NHK watch9’s line that “we have no choice but to live with the virus.” It also discusses the possible spread of infections after the forced K-1 event and questions NHK’s reporting structure and pro-China stance.

April 18, 2020
“There is no choice but to live together with the virus” is something that exists on the reverse side of the Sankei Shimbun’s reporting of facts, that is, genuine journalism, and it was reported by NHK’s news department, which keeps CCTV inside its headquarters, in order to completely defend China.
The following is from an article published in yesterday’s Sankei Shimbun.
Yesterday, because I had a small errand and other things to attend to, I had hardly read the Sankei Shimbun, which was reporting the most important facts at this moment.
Last night’s NHK news programs all completely ignored this article.
Far from that, on last night’s watch9, Wakuda’s comment, using Taro Yamamoto, a professor at Nagasaki University whom most Japanese people do not know at all, was the official view of NHK’s news department: “There is no choice but to live together with the virus.”
This existed on the reverse side of the Sankei Shimbun’s reporting of facts, that is, genuine journalism, and was content reported by NHK’s news department, which keeps CCTV inside its headquarters, in order to completely defend China.
The maliciousness of the people who control NHK’s news department is no different from the wickedness of the pachinko parlors that NHK Osaka reported yesterday evening were continuing business as if nothing had happened.
Last night, I discovered and sent out the words of an authority in virology, who taught that “super-spreaders are highly likely to be asymptomatic infected people.”
When I combine that with the genuine article in the Sankei Shimbun, I am 100 percent convinced.
The rapid increase in infected people since last week was the result of the forced holding of K-1 on March 22 by people connected with Chongryon.
Most of the participants must have been young to middle-aged people.
In other words, they became asymptomatic infected super-spreaders and spread the infection, mainly in Tokyo, but also to various regions.
Since both the timing of onset and the increase in the number of infected people are exactly as the expert who appeared on television the next day pointed out, my indication was 100 percent correct.
It is no exaggeration at all to say that the forced holding of K-1 was an act of terrorism by Chongryon.
It is no exaggeration at all to say that the full responsibility for this lies with the Asahi Shimbun and similar newspapers, the so-called people, and television networks such as NHK.
It is no exaggeration at all to say that they are an evil organization that these people have supported and encouraged.
U.S. reports on the suspicion surrounding the Wuhan Institute in connection with the novel coronavirus.
“Employee infected, virus leaked.”
Washington, Yoshinari Kurose.
Regarding the novel coronavirus, the view is spreading in the United States that the Wuhan Institute of Virology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, located in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China, where infections were first confirmed, is highly likely to have been the source of the virus.
FOX News reported on the 15th, citing multiple sources familiar with the matter, that the virus infected an employee of the institute and leaked outside.
According to FOX News, the employee was infected by a bat used as a research animal that carried the virus, and the infection spread after this employee went out into Wuhan city.
According to what sources revealed to FOX News, in order to conceal the fact that the source of infection was the institute, the Chinese government initially announced that a fresh food market in Wuhan city where bats were handled was the source of infection, while at the same time conducting disinformation operations targeting the United States and others.
At the same time, it is said that the Chinese government carried out thorough concealment operations, including altering the institute’s coronavirus research data, destroying all research samples, and completely cleaning the facility.
Meanwhile, the Washington Post reported on the 14th that the U.S. State Department had warned in 2018 that safety measures for coronavirus research at the institute were insufficient.
According to the paper, after scientific staff at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing made multiple inspections of the Wuhan Institute of Virology in January 2018, they sent cables twice to the State Department warning that the institute’s safety measures were insufficient.
The cables warned that although the institute was conducting research on coronaviruses derived from bats, “despite being a facility handling large quantities of contaminated pathogens, it had a severe shortage of technicians properly trained to operate safely.”
The cables also stated that “research results here have shown that there is a strong risk that bat coronaviruses could infect humans and cause diseases like severe acute respiratory syndrome, SARS.”
Regarding the institute, the scientific journal Nature also pointed out in November last year the danger of coronavirus research using bats.
At a press conference on the 14th, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Milley stated that there was no evidence to conclude that the virus had leaked from the institute, but a senior Trump administration official told the paper that “the cables are one piece of evidence supporting the possibility that the virus accidentally leaked from the Wuhan laboratory.”
In February, the institute became the first in the world to announce research results stating that “the novel coronavirus is derived from bats,” and it is believed that it had grasped the true nature of the virus and pointed out its danger from the beginning.
Defense Secretary Esper appeared on a FOX News program on the 15th and stressed that “China still has information it is hiding,” expressing his intention to increase pressure for the disclosure and sharing of information on the novel coronavirus.