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But Piot says the decision was obviously made because of how African scientists have been treated.

Please defend these claims: > Peter Piot who admits he wrote out the African researcher.

The last paragraph of the article sums up why: > Piot is similarly gloomy.

When asked if he feels responsible for writing Muyembe out of history, Piot pauses.

Do a google news search for peter piot to access the ft.com site.

I would be curious how you think that open source will make PIoT any less risky or a compromise any less dangerous.

Peter Piot comes across as a truly despicable character.

Peter Piot the scientist credited for the Ebola discovery.

[...] Piot says at the time of that first Ebola outbreak, African scientists were simply excluded.

Because the article linked in above explicitly provides the views from Peter Piot who admits he wrote out the African researcher and by the way, admits to racism.

> Piot says at the time of that first Ebola outbreak, African scientists were simply excluded.

[...] When asked if he feels responsible for writing Muyembe out of history, Piot pauses.

Piot think of colonialism when the WHO thought that the UK and US were better equipped to handle this new discovery?" But Dr.

The WHO staff in west Africa appointed to watch out for Ebola outbreaks were, to quote Peter Piot [1], “[not] the most capable people but...

A strict reading of the article would reveal that Piot never admits to racism (on his part) and admits to no attempt to "write out Muyembe".

"[Pattyn] claimed that we needed a few more days to ready it for transport," Piot wrote.

Piot think of colonialism when the WHO thought that the UK and US were better equipped to handle this new discovery?

Piot accuses others of being racist (those same others he admitted to harboring resentment for) but without evidence his claims are as valid as Muyembe.

Piot himself he intentionally left out the pepole who provided him with the evidence to make his claims, who themselves made the claims he was merely confirming.