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The interviewed WHO assistant director-general Bruce Aylward has his biography removed from the WHO's leadership webpage after the interview [2].

Bruce Aylward enough to convince you that there's something seriously wrong with the organization's leadership?

I was surprised Bruce Aylward was so easily caught off guard by the interviewee, WHO is mostly a political organisation.

You should consider contacting Stephen Aylward at Kitware.

During a video interview with Radio Television Hong Kong journalist Yvonne Tong (唐若韞) on Saturday (March 28), Aylward claimed not to have heard her question about whether the WHO would consider Taiwan’s membership.

> Second, to our investors, especially Casey Aylward from Accel, who led our Seed and Series A, and Jennifer Li from Andreessen Horowitz, who led our Series B They are buying out investors, it's like musical chairs.

Aylward first pretended not hearing then awkwardly cut the line They call him abck and ask about Taiwan again and he literally says, "well, we've already talked about China.

“The only purpose of that trade was to mislead token holders to part with tokens on terms they never would have agreed to,” says Stephen Aylward, a lawyer representing Kellar and Day.

When the journalist tried to repeat the question, the WHO official asked her to "move on to another one." After Tong insisted on getting Aylward’s comment on the Taiwan issue, the advisor appears to have ended the call without notice.

If the WHO actually prioritized "sharing information" over the political machinations of the Chinese government, you wouldn't have the spectacle of Bruce Aylward pretending to have technical difficulties when someone mentions the word 'Taiwan' on a call, and the fear of political oppression by committee would be a lot less credible.

Bruce Aylward's visit to China made it sound like they were testing everyone too.

WHO assistant director general & epidemiologist Bruce Aylward's investigation in China found that there wasn't a significant 'iceberg.' There's other supporting data elsewhere.

Aylward said, but it will require speed, money, imagination and political courage.