crowgirl , 10 days ago Must read thread about the absolute betrayal from the WHO. They knew they were killing and disabling millions of us. It was their job to stop it. They didn't give AF. "The military word." (And if you're maskless, you're complicit in this.) #Covid 1/2 Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h Let's face it - we've known for a long time that many governments and people in positions of power have been taking more Covid precautions than they publicly admit. They downplayed the risks to the average Joe while using as many layers of protection as possible for themselves /2 1 54 320 3.3K 88 Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h The World Economic Forum in Davos was perhaps the best example of this - where attendees had access to PCR tests and state of the art ventilation and filtration to lower their risk of Covid. Clean air for me but not for thee. /3 1 43 294 3.1K Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h Despite this not being new information the WHO news hits extra hard. These are the people who are supposed to be overseeing the literal health of the world. Keeping us safe, advising us of risks, educating us on prevention. /4 Kelly @broadwaybabyto 11h Yet they pushed droplet dogma for FOUR years - and people died or were left permanently disabled. They allowed bad science like cloth masks & 6 foot distancing requirements to proliferate while taking actual airborne precautions for themselves. /5 3 49 3074.4K Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h They quietly walked things back a few weeks ago and finally (albeit unenthusiastically) acknowledged that Covid is indeed airborne. The problem is who's going to listen to them now? The guidelines have made no sense for 4 years and their credibility is severely damaged. /6 2 56 323 3.9K Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h So I'm mourning. I'm mourning the thought of what could have been. If the WHO had admitted it was airborne & advised governments to take the same precautions they were taking for themselves ... how many lives could have been saved? How many people could have avoided disability? /7 Kelly @broadwaybabyto 11h I'm also mourning the loss of trust in our public institutions and science. It's having a downstream impact on health the likes of which we've never seen - and I fear it'll only get worse. And it's all too easy to understand how we got here. /8 2 41 279 2.3K Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h If the "experts" tell you that a cloth mask, sanitizing groceries, washing hands & standing 6 feet apart will prevent spread of COVID .... And you get Covid anyways you're going to distrust them. /9 1 35 258 2.5K 88 Kelly @broadwaybabyto 11h If you followed all their rules only to find out they took far more precautions for themselves? You will distrust them. /10 1 26 2432K Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h If you rushed out to get the vaccine and happily went vaxx and relax only to become seriously ill and disabled? You will distrust them. If you're independently following the science and know that a respirator and clean air is necessary for prevention? You will distrust them. /11
Must read thread about the absolute betrayal from the WHO. They knew they were killing and disabling millions of us. It was their job to stop it.
They didn't give AF.
"The military word."
(And if you're maskless, you're complicit in this.)
#Covid 1/2
Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h Let's face it - we've known for a long time that many governments and people in positions of power have been taking more Covid precautions than they publicly admit. They downplayed the risks to the average Joe while using as many layers of protection as possible for themselves /2 1 54 320 3.3K 88 Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h The World Economic Forum in Davos was perhaps the best example of this - where attendees had access to PCR tests and state of the art ventilation and filtration to lower their risk of Covid. Clean air for me but not for thee. /3 1 43 294 3.1K Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h Despite this not being new information the WHO news hits extra hard. These are the people who are supposed to be overseeing the literal health of the world. Keeping us safe, advising us of risks, educating us on prevention. /4 Kelly @broadwaybabyto 11h Yet they pushed droplet dogma for FOUR years - and people died or were left permanently disabled. They allowed bad science like cloth masks & 6 foot distancing requirements to proliferate while taking actual airborne precautions for themselves. /5 3 49 3074.4K Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h They quietly walked things back a few weeks ago and finally (albeit unenthusiastically) acknowledged that Covid is indeed airborne. The problem is who's going to listen to them now? The guidelines have made no sense for 4 years and their credibility is severely damaged. /6 2 56 323 3.9K Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h So I'm mourning. I'm mourning the thought of what could have been. If the WHO had admitted it was airborne & advised governments to take the same precautions they were taking for themselves ... how many lives could have been saved? How many people could have avoided disability? /7 Kelly @broadwaybabyto 11h I'm also mourning the loss of trust in our public institutions and science. It's having a downstream impact on health the likes of which we've never seen - and I fear it'll only get worse. And it's all too easy to understand how we got here. /8 2 41 279 2.3K Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h If the "experts" tell you that a cloth mask, sanitizing groceries, washing hands & standing 6 feet apart will prevent spread of COVID .... And you get Covid anyways you're going to distrust them. /9 1 35 258 2.5K 88 Kelly @broadwaybabyto 11h If you followed all their rules only to find out they took far more precautions for themselves? You will distrust them. /10 1 26 2432K Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h If you rushed out to get the vaccine and happily went vaxx and relax only to become seriously ill and disabled? You will distrust them. If you're independently following the science and know that a respirator and clean air is necessary for prevention? You will distrust them. /11
crowgirl OP , 10 days ago 2/2 Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h But we have to try. Literal lives are at stake. People are still dying and becoming disabled every day - and we know that risk goes up with cumulative infections. In 5-10 years there could be very few people left who aren't experiencing long term health consequences. /14 2 27 214 1.6K Kelly @broadwaybabyto 11h I wish people in postions of power like the WHO would publicly say "we're sorry - we got it wrong." I genuinely think it would go a long way. People need to hear them say the actual words.... And apologies can do wonders for healing trauma. There's much healing to be done. /15 3 29 239 1.6K Kelly @broadwaybabyto 11h Until that day - I hope and plead with people to continue following the science and advocating for clean air, better vaccines & treatments, respirators and a layered approach to Covid. It's unfortunate so many of us are doing the job of public health - but it's necessary. /16
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Kelly @broadwaybabyto. 11h But we have to try. Literal lives are at stake. People are still dying and becoming disabled every day - and we know that risk goes up with cumulative infections. In 5-10 years there could be very few people left who aren't experiencing long term health consequences. /14 2 27 214 1.6K Kelly @broadwaybabyto 11h I wish people in postions of power like the WHO would publicly say "we're sorry - we got it wrong." I genuinely think it would go a long way. People need to hear them say the actual words.... And apologies can do wonders for healing trauma. There's much healing to be done. /15 3 29 239 1.6K Kelly @broadwaybabyto 11h Until that day - I hope and plead with people to continue following the science and advocating for clean air, better vaccines & treatments, respirators and a layered approach to Covid. It's unfortunate so many of us are doing the job of public health - but it's necessary. /16