US senators urge WHO to include Taiwan, Because China And Tedros of WHO Are Causing The Spread Of Covid, Resulting In Millions Of Deaths! Taiwan Military News.

Date of news: Nov 22, 2020

Source of news: https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2020/11/22/2003747373

Ok guys, lets face the facts. Covid came from China, China hid the virus escape for several months from the world, when they discovered it, the pushed tourism to other countries to try to spread it around the globe, so that China would not be the only country in the world effected and damaged by it. Deaths have passed the 1 million mark, US deaths have passed the 250,000 mark and said to double in the next two months. Forgiving China is not on anyones minds right now. China wants to keep Taiwan out of the WHA and WHO, China has even given money to Tedros and helped him attain his current position as head of the WHO (world health org). Tedros is head of the communist party in Ethiopia and is even accused of terrorist activities by his own country. The truth is what the WHO really needs is to boot out all communist nations...they don't deserve to make global health decisions about the FREE WORLD. Our democracies around the globe are hit hard because China bought off Tedros and forced him to deny entrance of Taiwan into the WHO. Taiwan...the safest country in the world and the lowest death rate anywhere for a country of its size. 

I say KICK OUT CHINA AND ETHIOPIA FROM THE WHO TODAY! Because if we don't...deaths could go from 1 million to tens of millions in the next year. Death...will be everywhere. All Thanks to China and Tedros. They have complete world control over all health issues. Your health issues...your cousin, uncle, aunt, parents who died...its because of China and Tedros. They did it, they caused it and the only way to prevent it from happening again is to remove them from power positions. 

Scott C. Waring - Taiwan Former USAF SAC. 

News states: 

Several US senators across party lines on Friday expressed disappointment with Taiwan’s exclusion from the annual World Health Assembly (WHA), the decisionmaking body of the WHO, and urged the organization to allow the nation meaningful participation in its activities. “Despite its indisputable accomplishments and contributions to global health, the WHO continues to exclude Taiwan from the WHA due to pressure from Beijing,” the senators said in a joint letter to WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. “This places the political agenda of a single member over the health of the global community,” it said. The letter was signed by senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz of the Republican Party, as well as Democratic senators Ed Markey, Jeff Merkley and Sherrod Brown. The signatories voiced their disappointment after Taiwan did not receive an invitation to attend the resumption of the annual WHA session, held from Monday to Saturday last week, after a shortened online conference was held in May. The senators praised Taiwan’s efforts containing its local COVID-19 outbreak, “which it was able to do without resorting to strict restrictions on its people,” they said. The senators said that Taiwan’s success “should serve as a model to the rest of us, and it is further evidence that Taiwan is extraordinarily qualified to contribute to the WHA.” They also lauded Taiwan for reporting no new locally transmitted cases of COVID-19 for more than 200 consecutive days, setting a world record. “Allowing Taiwan’s meaningful participation in future events will ensure that their public health experts have the opportunity to share best practices and contribute to an effective global response to the pandemic,” the senators said. They said that Taiwan has been one of the most generous donors in the world of COVID-19-related materials, as the nation has given personal protective equipment and other medical supplies and technologies to countries in need. The senators urged the WHO not to bow to pressure from Beijing, as marshaling all available resources to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic should be the health organization’s top priority. “The WHO cannot fulfill its stated mission of ‘building a better, healthier future for people all over the world’ if it continues to deny Taiwan observer status,” they said. “It is in the interest of all nations that the world’s leading health agency be able to withstand the influence of bad actors who are motivated by interests that have nothing to do with advancing global health security.”