(1/7) The WHO repeatedly covered up for China and parroted the Chinese government’s claims that there was no human-to-human transmission. ⬇️
(2/7) On December 31st, Taiwan warned the WHO about signs of human-to-human transmission, but the WHO didn’t make it public. ft.com/content/2a70a0…
(3/7) On January 9th, the WHO repeated China’s claim that the virus “does not transmit readily between people” and made the disastrous decision to oppose travel restrictions. who.int/china/news/det…
(4/7) On January 14th, the WHO again repeated China’s talking points that there was “no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission,” despite the fact that doctors in Wuhan had warned otherwise.
(5/7) On January 22nd, the WHO Director General praised China yet again for its “leadership and intervention.” who.int/dg/speeches/de…
(6/7) On January 23rd, the WHO found that the impending pandemic didn’t represent a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. nytimes.com/2020/01/23/hea…
(7/7) Even on February 29th, when the coronavirus was spreading around the world, the WHO continued to put political correctness first by opposing life-saving travel restrictions. who.int/news-room/arti…
