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The Left-wing, tone-deaf, out-of-touch liberals in the entertainment industry so hate President Donald Trump and the Republican Party he represents, they instinctively provide aid and comfort to our potential enemies and the international organizations that favor them.
They proved it once again in recent days by holding a major fundraising event for the World Health Organization, the same agency responsible for helping the Communist Chinese government cover-up its culpability for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic that has killed more than 40,000 at this writing.
Critics of the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) expressed anger over Saturday’s star-studded “One World” benefit concert held to raise funds for the U.N. body after President Donald Trump pulled funding for the organization over its connections to the Chinese communist regime.
The “One World” concert, led by the W.H.O. and non-profit group Global Citizen, was broadcast across multiple television channels in the U.S. and around the world on Saturday, with the aim of raising money for the W.H.O.’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.
Hollywood’s ‘foreign policy and intelligence experts’ roundly criticized the president’s decision to redirect taxpayer funds away from the WHO, though he did so not out of spite but because of information indicating the international agency helped the ChiComs cover up the nature and severity of COVID19.
Fox News reported exclusively last week that new information being analyzed by U.S. intelligence and foreign policy experts indicate that the coronavirus was created in a Chinese lab in Wuhan city, the origin of the outbreak.
Intelligence officials are certain that the virus is not a biological weapon because scientists have been able to map its genome sequence and have discovered that it is natural, not manmade.
That said, officials believe that China may have been attempting to experiment with an anti-viral vaccine and that somehow the bug managed to infect a researcher at the lab, who then spread it to others in Wuhan city, then around the world.
Where do I send my check?
“Sources say the investigation of open source and classified data points to the work in the lab of Dr. Shi Zhengli, who was working on antivirals and immunizations for coronavirus, specifically with bats,” Fox News reported.
Earlier, U.S. Army Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, noted that the Pentagon — which also has an intelligence division, the Defense Intelligence Agency — is looking into the possibility that coronavirus was a lab-born disease.
“It should be no surprise that we’ve taken a keen interest in that and we’ve had a lot of intelligence [agencies] take a hard look at that,” he told reporters recently. “I would just say at this point it’s inconclusive although the weight of evidence seems to indicate natural. But we don’t know for certain.”
And as Natural News has documented for more than a month, the Chinese government has not been transparent in reporting the country’s sickness levels and death toll, purposely underreporting both to hide the severity of this ChiCom mistake.
The Shandong Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, for example, has been caught grossly underreporting infection rates (which necessarily means death rates, too).
The CDC’s day-to-day infection figures ranged anywhere from 1.36 times to 52 times more than the data that was officially published by the Shandong health commission and China’s National Health Commission, according to documents seen by The Epoch Times.
And, as Natural News has also reported, workers were flocking to Wuhan City in February in response to calls for more help from funeral home directors, some of whom were paying the Chinese currency equivalent of $143 an hour.
But, by all means, let’s get our entertainment elite together and hold a fundraiser for the global health organization that helped China cover all of this up. Where do I send my check?
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