On the menu today: World Health Organization director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus tells reporters that lab accidents are common; the media obsessively discusses Donald Trump as if he were still president; the Biden administration starts telling Facebook which posts it deems disinformation; and an interview with thriller author Brad Thor — and why 2021 is the summer of Black Ice.
WHO's Tedros: Lab Accidents Are Common
If you read this newsletter, there's a good chance that, at minimum, you find the World Health Organization's credulity about China's assessments of the coronavirus outbreak early in the pandemic to be an egregiously consequential misjudgment, and that you will have a hard time trusting the WHO moving forward. In fact, that's probably the mildest and nicest way to describe how you feel about WHO.
Every now and then, WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus makes a statement that suggests he realizes how colossally his organization messed up by trusting Beijing's assessments. The world suffered greatly from COVID-19, WHO now looks like a bunch of gullible fools who loused up their single most important ...
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