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Not the original poster, but I found at least this one. https://twitter.com/who/status/1217043229427761152?lang=en https://twitter.com/who/status/1217043229427

• knzhou 6y ago
  "No clear evidence" uncovered in a "preliminary investigation" was a completely true statement. They never ever said "okay, this definitely isn't transmissible, everybody can ignore it". They said in the early stages that it was too soon to be sure. All the other tweets from this period are saying the same thing: something might be coming, so countries should prepare.
  • eej71 6y ago
    To me - its just weasel words issued by an organization that was denied first hand access to wuhan. Perfectly crafted to play both sides. None of us should be surprised that a large scale multi-national organization like the WHO can only speak in bureaucratic half truths. Their primary purpose for the CCP is to be a tool for moral laundering.