The patients from whom the samples were collected had "unidentified pneumonia disease," according to December 2019 reports. Their samples were uploaded into GenBank, a genetic sequence database on the website of the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH), where researchers were able to examine them for evidence of SARS-CoV-2.

Quay, however, went a different route by looking into what else might be present in the samples. He found that they contained evidence of Henipah virus, a GMO virus that is one of two types sent to China by Chinese-born scientists who at the time were working at a Canadian laboratory – we covered this back in January 2020.

Based on what we knew at the time and have since learned about the plandemic, Chinese military researchers infiltrated Canadian research labs and engineered synthetic viruses that they then shipped off to China back in Spring of 2019. Not even a year later, the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) appeared out of nowhere and became the global freak show we are still dealing with today.

"We started fishing inside for weird things," Quay told The Epoch Times about his research on the samples. "We found genetic manipulation of the Nipah virus, which is more lethal than Ebola," he further explained, Nipah being a type of the Henipah virus.

It would appear as though these Henipah viruses may have contaminated other experiments on what has come to be known as "covid." That contamination then made its way across the pond to Asia, where it seems to have merged with Chinese Germs to become a global "pandemic."