Summary: I submitted the following essay on WHO disinformation regarding the COVID-19 origins, gain-of-function research, and the WHO\u2019s relationship with the CCP\/China four days ago to the Wall Street Journal with a request to be considered for publication in the \u201cOpinion\u201d section. Unfortunately, while the WSJ was willing to publish disinformation written on January 6th by the communications director of the World Health Organization, it was not willing to publish a counterpoint article documenting the nature and specifics of that WHO propaganda.<\/p>\n
Unfortunately, the Wall Street Journal is unwilling to publish a brief opinion essay that discloses both the facts of this matter as well as the \u201cpublic relations\u201d propaganda being distributed by the communications director of the WHO on the eve of the inauguration of President-Elect Donald Trump and confirmation hearings for HHS Secretary-nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr.<\/p>\n
I hope that this \u201cOpinion\u201d piece published below and distributed through a variety of social media platforms will help clarify and mitigate the effects of the disinformation propaganda campaign currently being deployed by the WHO and its communications director, Gabriella Stern, and we encourage broad distribution through other outlets under standard creative commons terms and conditions.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n https:\/\/www.malone.news\/p\/who-disinformation-on-the-covid-origin?<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Wall Street Journal has published an “opinion” from the WHO that is political propaganda Summary: I submitted the following essay on WHO disinformation regarding the COVID-19 origins, gain-of-function research, and the WHO\u2019s relationship with the CCP\/China four days ago … Continue reading