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4/ If they were “in the pocket of Big Pharma,” surely they would have AT LEAST more money or even ONE example of having been led in an unethical direction. (Their budget is $2.4 billion a year, remember that)
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5/ They stand in a multi-partisan, international role wherein they direct and advise with no real means of power. The WHO has undoubtedly, like any organization, made mistakes in its history - but not in the ways in which they are smeared to have done.
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6/ The conspiracy theories are baseless in my opinion, and it is typical of the president that he engages in them. Not everything ‘established’ is some nefarious plot by a wicked “establishment.”
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7/ These whispers can pose as much a danger to our democracy as is the propaganda and conspiratorial falsehoods screamed by the far right.
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8/ I have a well-established record of healthy skepticism about Big Pharma, but I don’t believe the cynicism expressed by the extreme WHO critics is justified.
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9/ Also remember: the WHO offered us tests to use early in the process, and the administration turned them down so that US companies could make money producing our own. “Profit before people” doesn’t even begin to cover it.
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