Tedros the Terrorist says information that challenged WHO’s covid narrative spread as fast as the virus and was almost as deadly

“During the covid-19 pandemic, falsehoods about masks, vaccines and ‘lockdowns’ spread as fast as the virus itself, and were almost as deadly,” Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said at the World Health Summit on Sunday. 

These comments come from a man who has been accused of supporting and attempting to procure arms and diplomatic support for a terrorist group in Ethiopia.  He is also accused of spreading misinformation about the situation in Ethiopia.

The World Health Summit (“WHS”) is an annual international conference and network that brings together “stakeholders” from politics, science, the private sector and civil society to set the agenda for a “healthier” future. Established in 2009, the summit is held in Berlin, Germany, and also offers online participation.

This year’s WHS was held between 13 and 15 October under the slogan “Building Trust for a Healthier World.” 

“The central event of the WHS 2024 was the largest donor event for the WHO Investment Round so far, with pledges totalling one billion US dollars made or reaffirmed. ‘All for Health, Health for All: Signature Event for the WHO Investment Round’ was attended by high-level speakers such as Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz, the Chair of the Gates Foundation, Bill Gates, and Director-General of WHO, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. More than 1,700 participants were on-site and far more than 46,500 followed live online, ” the WHS website boasts.

At this stage they can only be seen as delusional; due to their own actions and words the trust is gone and there is no “building trust.”  They will never regain trust and as time goes on fewer and fewer people are trusting the UN and its “specialised agency” the World Health Organisation (“WHO”).  Beating the same old drum is making it worse for them, not better.

During the opening address on Sunday, Tedros the Terrorist set the tone for the gathering by giving his delusional ramblings on how to “build trust.”  He said:

“Internet and social media platforms have … turbocharged the spread of mis and disinformation, which has contributed to mistrust in vaccines and other health interventions, fuelled stigma and discrimination, and even led to violence against health workers and marginalised groups.

“During the covid-19 pandemic, falsehoods about masks, vaccines and ‘lockdowns’ spread as fast as the virus itself, and were almost as deadly.

“Media, celebrities, social media influencers and politicians have spread false claims that the Agreement will cede national sovereignty to WHO and give it the power to impose ‘lockdowns’ or vaccine mandates on countries.

“To be sure, governments and internet and social media companies have a responsibility to prevent the spread of harmful lies and promote access to accurate health information.

“WHO is working with a range of companies and researchers and partners to understand how misinformation and disinformation spreads, who is targeted, how they’re influenced, and what we can do to counter this problem.”

As Dr. Meryl Nass noted when highlighting Tedros’ speech: “The other side needs to kill free speech in order to take over, so the stakes are very high.”

You can watch Tedros the Terrorists’ speech below and read a transcript of it on WHO’s website HERE.

Tedros the Terrorist

We do not refer to Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the Director-General of the World Health Organisation, as a terrorist lightly.  He has links to the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (“TPLF”), a group designated as a terrorist organisation by the Ethiopian government.

Tedros was a senior capo for TPLF, a gangster mafia that ruled Ethiopia from 1991-2018. During that time, he served as Health Minister and Foreign Minister, cementing his credentials as a member of the inner circle of what was one of if not the most corrupt, brutal and genocidal regimes to set foot on this planet in the past 30 years.

Read more: WHO’s Gangster and Dictator Dr. “Tedros the Terrorist” Adhanom Gebreyesus

Tedros’ political career began by aligning with TPLF, a hard-left organisation. He served as Ethiopia’s health minister and foreign minister under the TPLF-dominated ruling coalition. His potential loyalty to the group and his ability to remain impartial as WHO Director-General raises huge concerns.

The Ethiopian government has turned against Tedros, accusing him of supporting TPLF and failing to show integrity and professionalism. The Ethiopian government has called on WHO to investigate Tedros’ actions and declined to back his re-election as WHO’s Director-General in May 2022.

In 2020, Ethiopia’s military accused Tedros Adhanom of supporting and trying to procure arms and diplomatic support for TPLF, which is fighting federal troops.

Tedros has been criticised for spreading misinformation about the situation in Ethiopia, downplaying atrocities committed by TPLF against civilians in Amhara and Afar regions. He has been accused of hiding facts and selectively addressing humanitarian concerns, showing bias towards TPLF.

Some sources suggest that Tedros’ actions demonstrate ethnic bias and hatred towards the people in Amhara and Afar regions, who were left without medical treatment due to the TPLF’s actions. He has been accused of falsely advocating for TPLF and ignoring the Ethiopian government’s efforts to provide aid to affected areas.

Tedros is part of the “global conspiracy of imposing HR600 on Ethiopia, pushing the US Congress to approve it. And this is the worst type of conspiracy and betrayal of the Ethiopia people,” the Ethiopian News Agency (“ENA”) said.

In October 2022, Etv English Language World reported that “Tedros Adhanom, who always obsessed to vacate terrorist TPLF from all atrocities it committed in the last 2 years. Emperor Tewodros tried to unite Ethiopia yet Tedros Adhanom dreams to disintegrate Ethiopia.”

Further reading:

• WHO Director-General Advocate of Terrorist Group TPLF, ENA, 17 July 2013
• WHO Director General Tedros Serving Terrorist Group in Contravention of WHO Values, ENA
• WHO chief’s questionable past comes into focus following coronavirus response, Fox News, 27 March 2020
• Dr Cover-up: Tedros Adhanom’s controversial journey to the WHO, Observer Research Foundation, 1 May 2020
• Ethiopia accuses WHO chief Tedros of supporting Tigray forces, Daily Sabah, 19 November 2020
• WHO board halts Ethiopia’s anti-Tedros speech, postpones probe decision, Reuters, 25 January 2022
• Why Ethiopia has turned its back on one of its own, WHO chief Tedros, South China Morning Post, 30 January 2022
• Ethiopia says WHO chief has links to rebellious Tigrayan forces, Reuters, 15 January 2022
• Ethiopia’s Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reappointed as WHO Director General, Africa News, updated 13 August 2024