Journalist accuses Hong Kong government of lying about Coronavirus outbreak
January 27, 2020
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as posted by the channelThe journalist, based in Hong Kong, told Nigel Farage that the Hong Kong government is trying to cover up the true extent of the Coronavirus.
Paul Martin, a former foreign correspondent now based in Hong Kong, told Nigel Farage about the state of the coronavirus.
This terrible virus is likely to go apoplectic very shortly. They're trying to cover it up.
Nigel Farage said: "Your feeling, Paul, is this is worse than they're saying?"
Martin replied: "Much worse. There's never been a case.
"It's almost like a laboratory experiment which has gone wild, you know, like a military thing. Now, I'm not being melodramatic. Like you, I've been in the media all my life.
"Someone has to tell the truth. I'm British. I want to tell you and the British people the
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