It’s a best practice to question everything, especially the official narrative crafted by the powers-that-be. This is why University of North Carolina murder suspect Tailei Qi’s history makes us wonder if this is more than just an angry student experiencing a mental health crisis and lashing out violently.
As Andy Ngo noted on Twitter, Tailei Qi’s history is noteworthy. He is a graduate student at the department of applied physical sciences. He works on the optically trapped nanoparticle arrays and is studying nanopartical synthesis. Oh, and he got his bachelor’s degree at Wuhan University.
https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1696242982872043745
Corporate media took their anti-gun bias to the extreme while the crime was taking place, labeling Tailei Qi as “mostly white Asian male,” whatever that means. But considering he has his pronouns in his bios and is full-blooded Chinese by descent, it’s unlikely this story will continue to carry much weight beyond Tuesday. It just doesn’t match their preferred narrative.
Here’s a screenshot from his LinkedIn kept for posterity before they delete it:
We know he was working and studying in China until at least 2019. What was he doing during the gap before he surfaced as a graduate student in January, 2022? Is this another psyop worth exploring or is it all just a coincidence?
Chances are, we’ll never know.
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Although Qi may have some type of tangential involvement, rather doubt if he’s any type of player, since the action took place at the WUHAN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (WUT)!
By 2011, Harvard nanobiotechnologist, Prof. Charles Lieber had completed development of his nanowires – or NWFETs, Nanowire Field Effect Transistors (Graphene Solution–gated Field Effect Transistor arrays). Sometime in 2011, or early 2012, he opened his nanotechnology lab at the Wuhan University of Technology, a few minutes distant from the Wuhan Institute of Virology!
The primary purpose there was to develop the program to control those nanowires (add a drop of Pfizer Spikevax to human saliva and they appear as tinsel rod structures, also referred to as crystalline structures), later patented as Patent # 9,252,214.
Lieber’s nanotechnology lab special ordered some type of nanoprocessing system from Freescale Semiconductor fabrication facility in China —— the fab engineers and administrative personnel involved wiith its creation would later disappear along with Malaysia Airlines MH370 in 2012!
So at some point, by 2017, he completes the control program, but that Covid–19 leaks from the WIV BEFORE his nanowires are added.
Later they appeared to be added to some, if not all, of those spikevax batches?!
Fast forward to Trump exiting the White House and the DoD’s Defense Digital Service temporarily hands off a HUGE chunk of Internet address space to Raymond Saulino, long time associate and employee at Rodney Joffe’s (Russiagate Hoax tech guy) companies: Neustar and Packet Forensics. Now Saulino is an expert at SSL subversion, creating and transmitting fake security certificates to penetrate systems across the Web. He would need those many IP addresses from the Pentagon to submit certificates around the planet to set up a global botnet for Prof. Lieber’s Wi–Fi Control program (Patent # 9,252,214) for his syringe–injectable nanowires —— within those spikevaxes! (Actually tracking is almost a trivial matter — much easier once digital identities are established along with vaccine passports, but still doable!)
That Defense Digital Service (DoD) has since been merged with the DoD’s AI Office to form the CDAO, which has a number of Lyft, Lime, Uber, etc. people involved with it —– rather peculiar, unless one considers that those scooters, e–bikes and Uber vehicles are Wi–Fi waypoints! Wi—Fi rebroadcast stations, plus one can be easily tracked on multiple levels in Uber–type vehicles as opposed to taxis, which can be anonymous travel!