Since the outbreak of the Wuhan coronavirus, Tedros has consistently downplayed its severity and impact, making it obvious that his biggest priority is manufacturing favorable publicity for the Communist regime in China.
Earlier this month, Tedros moved to protect China’s Communists when he claimed that we should all be more concerned with allegedly bigotry and racism than with the spread of one of the more deadlier viral strains in recent years.
Having once again earlier denied that the novel coronavirus is a ‘pandemic’, saying instead that it’s an epidemic with “multiple foci,” and with people dropping down dead on the streets in China (and being forced into ambulances), WHO Director-General Tedros reiterated his previous stunning praise for China’s “forceful measures” to halt the spread of the virus.
He also said that it wasn’t necessary to create “fear and stigma” by limiting trade and travel to China because of the outbreak.
Now, Tedros said during WHO’s Monday morning press briefing that the outbreak isn’t yet a true “pandemic” because the world hasn’t seen “large-scale deaths.”
This, as the Trump administration prepares to make an emergency request to Congress for $1 billion spending package aimed at combating the virus’ spread.
“That’s right, on the same morning that the Chinese government is marching people back to work” because the country’s economy is tanking due to a virus-linked drop in production, “the WHO — which has repeatedly run interference for the regime — is insisting that the outbreak really isn’t that bad.”
This, as the virus has also been detected in patients around the world at an increasing rate — Iran, Italy, the United States, Canada, and Spain, among others.
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