As InfoWars points out, if there was any question after watching the video about what the WHO chief says, YouTube’s AI-generated transcript recorded his precise wording, which also concluded that he said the word ‘kill’:

Despite mounting evidence in support of his statement, there is absolutely no way the radical director of the WHO is intentionally admitting that the experimental vaccine is deadly for children.

But that didn’t stop hysterical fact-checkers from immediately springing into action to ridiculously claim that the words never even came out of his mouth. 

From Snopes, who labeled the claim false:

“No, WHO’s Director-General didn’t say Covid vaccines are ‘being used to kill children’

Ghebreyesus stated, ‘It’s better to focus on those [vulnerable] groups who have the risk of severe disease and death, rather than, as we see, some countries are using to give boosters to children, which is not right.’ He stumbled over the word ‘children,’ accidentally pronouncing the first syllable with a ‘k’ sound before immediately correcting himself.

A WHO spokesperson told the BBC, “He repeated the same syllable, with it coming out ‘cil-children.’ Any other interpretation of this is 100% incorrect.’”

Translation: don’t believe your lyin’ ears.

Instead of just admitting the mistake, they shamelessly act as if it never happened at all.

The WHO even removed the word from the official transcript of the event that was posted online.

Clearly, ‘boosters are being used to kill children’ is not what Tedros was meaning to say – he was in the middle of advocating people take the vaccine. This could have easily been explained away without denying the reality of what actually came out of his mouth, but even that cannot be admitted by the establishment, it is too close to the truth.