The WHO is 'a complete waste of money': Pauline Hanson 6park.com
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One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson says the World Health Organisation is “a waste of money” and is “full of lefty elitists who are pushing their own agenda of a one world government”. 
Ms Hanson said Scott Morrison should “save our 66 million and get out it”.
Her advice comes off the back of US President Donald Trump’s decision to suspend funding to the WHO, accusing the “China-centric” body of “severely mismanaging and covering up the spread of the coronavirus”.
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President Trump said the WHO would lose its $400 million US contribution as he launched an investigation into the organisation’s ties to China.
Ms Hanson said since 1996 the WHO had been "full of people abusing it and buying luxury cars and travelling first class around the world”.
“I don’t think anything has changed,” she said.
Sky News host Laura Jayes said Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw funds from the WHO was a “wonderful distraction” but “not incorrect”.
She said “The WHO had been a disgrace and was well behind the eight ball during this whole pandemic”.  6park.com
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