The U.N. [United Nations]

[baludoy]

Taena si mocha nasa un nanaman as a member of the official delegation of malacanang

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[maxpedition]

Taena si mocha nasa un nanaman as a member of the official delegation of malacanang

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Galing kasi kumanta nyan kaya tuwang tuwa si duterti

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[WallyWest]

Galing kasi kumanta nyan kaya tuwang tuwa si duterti

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Antapang din siguro ng sikmura.

[StockEngine]

[Athrunzala]

The WHO Director is now crying death threats and racism especially from Taiwanese lol

[StockEngine]

The WHO Director is now crying death threats and racism especially from Taiwanese lol

Saw this too. Damn this WHO... Sky news and China Uncensored have been reporting on this asshoe for months na.. I hope AU US JP UK will work together against this who.

[tsupermario]

from US senator marco rubio:

We are in the midst of a deadly coronavirus pandemic that has put millions of lives at stake, and yet there is grave cause for concern over the independence of the United Nations’ World Health Organization (WHO). To be clear: There is no concern over the frontline health-care workers, scientists, and experts who do heroic work, often at great risk to themselves. They embody the WHO’s stated values of “put[ting] people’s health interests first.”

No, the concern stems from WHO’s current leadership, who have regularly demonstrated their servility to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The latest example comes in the form of a now-viral video interview, in which a WHO senior adviser abruptly ends the interview when asked about Taiwan. Dodging questions about Taiwan to please Beijing isn’t fatal, but it is indicative of a systemic problem within WHO leadership: a subservience to Beijing that comes at the expense of its stated commitment to public health.

Examples that could prove fatal are rife. In December, the WHO refused to act on or publicize Taiwan’s warning that the new respiratory infection emerging in China could pass from human to human. In mid January, despite accumulating evidence of patients contracting what we now know as COVID-19 from other people, the organization repeated the CCP’s lie that there was no evidence of human-to-human transmission. In January the WHO, at Beijing’s behest, also blocked Taiwan from participating in critical meetings to coordinate responses to the coronavirus and even reportedly provided wrong information about the virus’s spread in Taiwan. These actions are unacceptable and should not be allowed to continue.

The world’s leading global health organization cannot be used as a tool of the CCP, and the U.S. — the WHO’s largest financial contributor, giving five times as much money as obligated — must take steps to ensure it does. Once this pandemic is under control, WHO leadership should be held to account. That includes Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, who has allowed Beijing to use the WHO to mislead the global community. Today, WHO leadership continues to laud the CCP’s response even as more independent international observers raise questions over whether it is in fact under control in China. At this moment, Dr. Ghebreyesus is either complicit or dangerously incompetent. Neither possibility bodes well for his future at the helm of this critical organization.

World Health Organization & China: Communist Party Gets Free Pass | National Review

change the leadership, maintain the WHO