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According to a report from the Western Journal, the head of the World Health Organization, otherwise known as WHO, was allegedly a prominent member of a violent revolutionary communist party.
According to BBC, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of the WHO became head of the organization after “climbing through the ranks” of his native government in Ethiopia.
Reportedly, the career started with his membership in the Tigray People’s Liberation Front. The ideology of TPLF has been widely analyzed and reported to have communist origins.
Additionally, a Department of Homeland Security memo states, “The TPLF qualifies as a Tier III terrorist organization… on the basis of its violent activities before it became part of the ruling coalition and the government of Ethiopia in May 1991.”
The TPLF was allegedly a prominent player at the forefront of Ethiopia’s civil war, which took place over ten years before finally ending in 1991.
In 2017, The New York Times reported that Tedros was accused of covering up three different outbreaks in Ethiopia when he was the health minister for the country. Deadly cholera outbreaks were reportedly brushed off as “acute watery diarrhea.”
Commentary and Opinion from Western Journal:
We can see hints of this same style of coverup when the WHO stepped up to bat for China as late as Jan. 14, declaring that the novel coronavirus that originated in the country’s Hubei Province was not able to spread from human to human.
As of Sunday morning, according to Johns Hopkins University data, more than 66,500 deaths worldwide have shown that to be a lie.
Tedros’ position in the TPLF makes him a comrade of Chinese President Xi Jinping in the eternal communist struggle.
With this in mind, is it any really surprise that the WHO has bent over backwards to support China’s efforts to make itself blameless for the pandemic it helped cause?
