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::::Let's go one step further: for months the term "Wuhan Seafood Market" was used, to describe a wet market in an inland city where seafood is rare. Seafood, with a very limited shelf life, would have to be trucked in from the coast.  CCP propaganda takes advantage of the cultural ignorance Westerners have of China.   

::::Let's go one step further: for months the term "Wuhan Seafood Market" was used, to describe a wet market in an inland city where seafood is rare. Seafood, with a very limited shelf life, would have to be trucked in from the coast.  CCP propaganda takes advantage of the cultural ignorance Westerners have of China.   

::::These simple facts attest to the gullibility of Westerners, and effectiveness of CCP propaganda - (1) no one is questioning the assertion that China contacted the WHO on New Years Eve; (2) no one reports the fact Taiwan told the WHO the virus is transmissible, whereas the WHO accredits China as saying it wasn't transmissible 14 days later; (3) no one bothered to correct the fact that a "Seafood" market did not exist in Wuhan; (4) no one reported the evidence from Chinese student researchers, in support of the "conspiracy theorists" at ''The Lancet'', that bats were not sold at the Wuhan wet market (misreported as "Seafood" market} nor did the virus arise in the market.

::::These simple facts attest to the gullibility of Westerners, and effectiveness of CCP propaganda - (1) no one is questioning the assertion that China contacted the WHO on New Years Eve; (2) no one reports the fact Taiwan told the WHO the virus is transmissible, whereas the WHO accredits China as saying it wasn't transmissible 14 days later; (3) no one bothered to correct the fact that a "Seafood" market did not exist in Wuhan; (4) no one reported the evidence from Chinese student researchers, in support of the "conspiracy theorists" at ''The Lancet'', that bats were not sold at the Wuhan wet market (misreported as "Seafood" market} nor did the virus arise in the market.

::::I for one can sympathizes with Westerners reactions; nothing is more frustrating than to have an enormous body of research forcibly thrust upon you that disrupts what you'd rather be doing.  The mind then looks for shortcuts and rationalizations to digest conflicting and confusing bits of information. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]^{[[User talk:RobSmith|De Plorabus Unum]]} 11:26, 16 April 2020 (EDT)

::::I for one sympathize with Western reactions; nothing is more frustrating than to have an enormous body of research forcibly thrust upon you that disrupts what you'd rather be doing.  The mind looks for shortcuts and rationalizations to digest conflicting and confusing bits of information. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]^{[[User talk:RobSmith|De Plorabus Unum]]} 11:26, 16 April 2020 (EDT)

::::In reviewing all the evidence, I would suggest the mis-translation of "wet market" to "seafood market" originates with Google translators.  It was suspect from the beginning: ''How could a seafood market exist in an inland city where lakes and rivers are too polluted to provide a food source for the city, and the residents who eat live animals are too poor to pay the freight of luxury food items trucked in from the coast?'' But the brilliant geniuses at Google Translate, along with the brilliant geniuses in mainstream media are just plainly too stupid to question their own common sense. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]^{[[User talk:RobSmith|De Plorabus Unum]]} 11:41, 16 April 2020 (EDT)

::::In reviewing all the evidence, I would suggest the mis-translation of "wet market" to "seafood market" originates with Google translators.  It was suspect from the beginning: ''How could a seafood market exist in an inland city where lakes and rivers are too polluted to provide a food source for the city, and the residents who eat live animals are too poor to pay the freight of luxury food items trucked in from the coast?'' But the brilliant geniuses at Google Translate, along with the brilliant geniuses in mainstream media are just plainly too stupid to question their own common sense. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]^{[[User talk:RobSmith|De Plorabus Unum]]} 11:41, 16 April 2020 (EDT)