Former U.S. Secretary Of State Mike Pompeo Calls For Global Accountability For CCP Virus

In an interview on January 29, former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo discussed the relationship between the World Health Organization (WHO), the CCP, and the origin of the CCP virus, saying that the CCP deliberately spread the virus around the world to kill people, and that the U.S. must hold Xi’s regime accountable. Mr. Pompeo added that Beijing hid its knowledge of the virus from the very beginning and Americans can no longer trust the WHO. Furthermore, the U.S. needs to rethink its dependence on the CCP and what restrictions on COVID are most regrettable. In this battle, the U.S. has to win, and the CCP has to lose. In response to the CCP virus, Pompeo said that the CCP authorities knew that a contagious and relatively deadly virus would emerge in the fall of 2019. However, they hid the truth and decided to put tens of thousands of people on planes to spread the virus to the world. The CCP does not care about human lives and must be held accountable. The former U.S. Secretary of State believes that Americans are starting to see the CCP as evil. If Washington outsources all of our manufacturing, like semiconductors and national security things, the United States is at significant risk. Without the CCP supply chain, even the ability of the U.S. healthcare system to function would be affected. For this reason, these companies should start coming back to the United States and back to partners they can trust. Pompeo highlighted that he doesn’t know what the CCP’s motives are for allowing the virus to spread globally, but what is certain is that a decent country would not let anyone travel and would contain the spread of the virus as much as possible where the CCP virus was found. Any government that cares about people would bring in the world’s leading experts to solve the virus problem. However, the CCP is doing the exact opposite. Now the United States cannot fool itself into thinking that the World Health Organization (WHO) will save American lives; the United States must take on this responsibility itself and be happy to work with the rest of the world to solve this global problem.