Co-founder of Judicial Watch and Freedom Watch files lawsuit against China for COVID-19 as “biological weapon”

Voz Wire
March 20, 2020

Larry Klayman co-founder of  Judicial Watch and Freedom Watch has filed a $20 trillion dollar class-action lawsuit against China’s government for the COVID-19 global pandemic. Klayman is alleging that the coronavirus COVID-19 globally pandemic is a result of a Chinese bioweapon that spread worldwide. The lawsuit filed on Tuesday is seeking that the People’s Republic of China is held responsible for damages to Americans and he believes other countries will join the lawsuit. 
The class-action lawsuit has named the Wuhan Institute of Virology located in Wuhan, China, the institute’s director, Shi Zhengli, the Liberation Army and Major General and virologist  Chen Wei of China’s Liberation Army as defendants.
Klayman filed the lawsuit on behalf of Freedom Watch and Buzz Photos. Buzz Photos a photography company located in Texas that specializes in youth sports has claimed that due to school closures the company is now facing bankruptcy. The company has had to layoff workers and lost $50,000 in just one weekend.
The lawsuit filed is seeking compensation from China for making an “illegal biological weapon.” The lawsuit claims that coronavirus COVID-19 was made in an “internationally outlawed bioweapons facility.” It also claims that “biological weapons have been outlawed since at least 1975, including China’s membership in treaties.”
The lawsuit continues that creating COVID-19 constitutes that it is an illegal bioweapon and in effect is a terrorist-related weapon of mass destruction. China designed. Klayman believes that COVID-19 was made by China as an “effective” and catastrophic biological warfare weapon to kill mass populations.”
 Klayman claims that the Chinese government and Wuhan Institute of Virology failed to prevent and protect people in the community and world from a biological weapon that has caused serious deaths and injuries to the United States and its citizens.
The coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak began in Wuhan, China in December 2019 and a cover-up by Chinese officials began. Dr. Li Wenling was a Chinese ophthalmologist at Wuhan Central Hospital was the first doctor that discovered seven people in the hospital with the same symptoms. It is believed that on December 10, 2019, Wei Guixian was the very first person to contract COVID-19 in Wuhan. By December 30,  2019, Dr. Wenling alerted his colleagues of the possibility of an epidemic beginning at the hospital on Wechat. The following day there were 27 more cases of COVID-19 were confirmed.
On January 1, 2020, eight more doctors began reporting seeing patients with the same symptoms and were told by authorities to stop testing for the virus and destroy test results. February 7, 2020, Dr. Li Wenling died after contracting COVID-19 and Chinese authorities begin erasing his online posts about the virus.
Between January  11- 17 the Wuhan Health Commission claimed that there were no new cases of the virus being seen in Wuhan, which was not true. The virus during that same week began to spread globally with the first case being seen in Thailand.
On January 15 the World Health Organization (WHO) claimed that there was no evidence of human-to-human transmission of the COVID-19, which WHO was incorrect. Little was known about COVID-19 at the time. On the same day, the first person in the United States was discovered to be infected by COVID-19 who had returned from a trip from Wuhan, China.
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been 272,056  cases and is responsible for 11,300 deaths.

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