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MEP suggests signing an agreement with the Columbian drug cartel is safer and healthier for humanity than with WHO
Introduction
A Member of the European Parliament (MEP) has caused controversy by suggesting that it would be safer and healthier for humanity to sign an agreement with the Colombian drug cartel than with the World Health Organization (WHO). The comments were made during a debate on the EU’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The MEP’s Comments
The MEP, Hermann Tertsch, argued that the WHO had failed to provide effective leadership during the pandemic and had been too closely aligned with China. He also claimed that the organization had a history of corruption and mismanagement.
Tertsch went on to suggest that the Colombian drug cartel, which is responsible for the production and distribution of illegal drugs such as cocaine, would be a more reliable partner in the fight against COVID-19. He argued that the cartel had a proven track record of getting things done and had the resources and expertise to help tackle the pandemic.
Reactions to the Comments
Tertsch’s comments have been widely criticized, with many people pointing out the obvious flaws in his argument. The Colombian drug cartel is a criminal organization that operates outside the law and has been responsible for countless deaths and acts of violence. It is not a suitable partner for any legitimate organization, let alone one that is tasked with protecting public health.
The WHO, on the other hand, is a respected international organization that has been working tirelessly to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. While it is true that the organization has faced criticism for its handling of the crisis, it has also been praised for its efforts to coordinate a global response and provide guidance to governments and healthcare professionals.
In conclusion, Tertsch’s comments are both misguided and dangerous. They undermine the efforts of legitimate organizations such as the WHO and suggest that criminal organizations should be given a seat at the table. This is not only morally wrong but also counterproductive in the fight against COVID-19. It is important that we continue to support and work with organizations such as the WHO, which have the expertise and resources to help us overcome this crisis
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It would be healthier and safer for humanity to sign an agreement with the Columbian drug cartel than with WHO, says MEP
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