Scientific journal apologizes for saying coronavirus came from China even though it did
In a shocking display of capitulation, leading scientific journal Nature apologized to China for linking the coronavirus to the communist nation.
In a shocking display of capitulation, leading scientific journal Nature apologized to China for linking the coronavirus to the communist nation.

In a shocking display of capitulation, leading scientific journal Nature apologized to China for linking the coronavirus to the communist nation. "It was an error on our part for which we take responsibility and apologize," Nature said in a grovelling article on Thursday.
The only problem with the apology? The coronavirus came from China. Linking the virus and the country is an indisputable scientific fact.
Nature claims that its "early coverage of the global health crisis by itself and other media had led to racist attacks on people of Asian descent around the world."
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View on YouTubeThe reasoning behind Nature apologizing for stating a scientific fact is that it caused stigmatization of China and Asian people: "It’s clear that since the outbreak was first reported, people of Asian descent around the world have been subjected to racist attacks, with untold human costs."
WHO director Tedros Ghebreyesus recently cried racism when confronted with the fact that his organization failed to accept Taiwan's evidence that the coronavirus was spread person-to-person back in January.
The very notion of choosing political correctness over science is absurd, and it's only setting us back in our fight against the coronavirus. This kind of nonsense must be exposed for what it is—empty, anti-scientific virtue signalling. It must stop.
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