If the US wishes they can not pay the dues to the WHO and instead send it directly to the organizations on the ground in sensitive areas of the world. That will reduce the overhead costs and WHO grift. It also gives the US the opportunity to make sure the aid gets to the people who need it.
If the US wishes they can not pay the dues to the WHO and instead send it directly to the organizations on the ground in sensitive areas of the world. That will reduce the overhead costs and WHO grift. It also gives the US the opportunity to make sure the aid gets to the people who need it.
As an aside, I knew a helicopter mechanic who worked in Africa and at the major port where he worked there were two competing tribes with tribesmen always stationed just outside the City who's jobs were to make sure their tribe got their share of aid coming in by ship.
If the US wishes they can not pay the dues to the WHO and instead send it directly to the organizations on the ground in sensitive areas of the world. That will reduce the overhead costs and WHO grift. It also gives the US the opportunity to make sure the aid gets to the people who need it.
As an aside, I knew a helicopter mechanic who worked in Africa and at the major port where he worked there were two competing tribes with tribesmen always stationed just outside the City who's jobs were to make sure their tribe got their share of aid coming in by ship.