More than 300K veterans died as result of Obama/Biden negligence. This Obama-Biden Administration Failure Killed More Americans Than COVID-19.

Everyone on the left is trying to blame Donald Trump for COVID-19 and the deaths caused by it. Gov. Andrew Cuomo is trying to blame Trump for the outbreak in New York. Joe Biden wants voters to believe Trump is responsible for the deaths caused by a virus that started in and was covered up by China for weeks before alerting the World Health Organization. Joe Biden has claimed “it didn’t have to be this way” despite having failed to present a single alternative response to the virus. In fact, he often plagiarized Trump’s COVID-19 response by “proposing” actions that had already been implemented.

Lockdowns: The Rx is worse than the ailment. The Covid-19 Catastrophe. The lockdowns didn’t just cost millions of people’s livelihoods, they also cost people’s lives.

It has been five months since the American people were told they would be under house arrest for three weeks to “flatten the curve.” Under the guise of protecting us from Covid-19, America’s politicians completed one of the greatest nonviolent power grabs in US history, pushing the lockdowns well beyond the initial three-week prediction, thereby taking control of 330 million lives.

To justify this, they shifted the goal posts from flattening the curve, to halting transmission of the coronavirus entirely. Some even talked about maintaining lockdowns, at least in part, until a vaccine is developed. That could take years.

Quelle surprise.

Recover Better Together: Taiwan can help. With fewer than 500 confirmed cases and 7 deaths, Taiwan has defied predictions and successfully contained COVID-19. Said Jaushieh Joseph Wu Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China (Taiwan). The UN must recognize that only the democratically elected government in Taiwan can represent its 23.5 million people; the People's Republic of China does not have the right to speak on behalf of Taiwan.

In 2020, the world has been hit by an unprecedented public health crisis, with the effects of COVID-19 being felt across every aspect of people’s lives. This year also marks the 75th anniversary of the signing of the Charter of the United Nations—the mission statement that stands at the very heart of the inclusive multilateralism the world needs so much at the present moment. Now more than ever, the global community must make a concerted effort to forge the better and more sustainable future called for by the UN and its Member States. Taiwan is ready, willing and able to be a part of these efforts.