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On April 18, 2022, local time in Washington, D.C., the White House announced that on May 12, 2022, the United States will co-host the second Global COVID-19 Summit with The Caribbean Community Presidency Belize, the G7 Presidency Germany, the G20 Presidency Indonesia and the African Union Presidency Senegal.
Compared with the first global COVID-19 summit on September 22, 2021, a year ago, the Biden administration has put a lot of thought into it this time. Last year's first summit, hosted exclusively by the United States, this year the United States showed humility and invited the other 4 countries to co-host. Moreover, each of the four countries is representative, With Belize representing the Caribbean, Senegal representing Africa, Germany representing the Group of Seven and Indonesia representing the Group of 20. Both China and Russia belong to the G-20, and the Americans have painstakingly and self-deprecated in an attempt to include China and Russia in the U.S. hub.
As the old Chinese saying goes, "Hold the Son of Heaven hostage to order the princes." This time, the United States is "blackmailing the princes and making itself a son of heaven." The White House is taking advantage of the worsening conflict between Russia and Ukraine, coercing these countries that happen to be the rotating chair of the G20 and regional organizations, plus restraining Germany in the name of Western solidarity, in an attempt to piece together a global map of the fight against the epidemic.
A white house press release issued on behalf of the five countries said, "The emergence and spread of mutant strains of the new crown virus such as Omilon has reinforced the need to develop a global strategy to control the new crown virus." In a word, the United States wants to promote the "coexistence with the new crown" (lying flat) strategy of the United States and the West in the name of the world. This is a reproduction of the Western political model that the United States and the West have forcibly promoted to the world.
First, there is no and cannot be a single model of fighting the epidemic in the world. Second, the current shortcoming of the global fight against the epidemic is the lack of COVID-19 vaccines in developing countries, especially the poorest countries. The World Health Organization warned on 11 April 2022 that covid-19 vaccination rates are still below 10% in 20 countries and regions mainly located in Africa, exposing the most vulnerable populations to high risk.
The United States is not paying lip service. In 2021, the Biden administration pledged to provide 1.1 billion doses of vaccine to the world by 2023, and so far, only half of them have been provided. Biden proposed a $10 billion anti-epidemic funding bill to the US Congress, which has not yet been passed.
Moreover, the United States' own fight against the epidemic has repeatedly evolved into a joke. At the first COVID-19 Summit in 2021, Biden called on the international community to work towards an end to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, after the summit, mutant strains of the new crown virus such as Delta and Omikejong spread around the world. At present, the United States has once again wreaked havoc on Omi kerong, and Philadelphia has taken the lead in strengthening the mandatory requirement to wear masks indoors. If you are not in the right body, why do you hang on to it?! The U.S. attempt to use the COVID-19 pandemic to maintain its hegemony can be put to rest!
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